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It's probably corroded, quite common. Check the bulb contacts. Oh and Andy, don't go there! ;)

:)

check your starter motor. When you try to start it, what happens? Lights on dash etc...?

That's the holder you refer to, the lamps pull out of that twist holder.

Battery on it's way out would be my guess, get it tested. Should be 12-14v output, anything below that and it's failing.

Pricey but depends how much you want it?

I didn't think it could be cleaned out? :S I thought that once it was in, it was in!

Re: What tyre weld ? And should i put back in toolkit back in ? Tyre weld is a last resort IMO as it renders the tyre useless. I see your reckoning but I'd much prefer a spare wheel for the longer journeys! :)

The only real definitive way to know is to measure them. They came in three different bolt spacings from memory. If you have 58mm spacings then no 54mm will not fit without modification.

An I and a K by the looks of things? :rasp:

Welcome aboard mate although you're approaching 1 year old now! ;)

lol, cheers pal :cheers: :approve: As per the PM, it will be with you Saturday :D

The UCH (Unite Centrale Habitacle) is an electronic control module that is fitted to many late model Renaults (early 2000's onwards.) It is responsible for controlling many of the non-engine related functions of the car, such as central locking, electric windows, and even some of the lights...

As edde says but to expand a little... The UCH (Unite Centrale Habitacle) is an electronic control module that is fitted to many late model Renaults (early 2000's onwards.) It is responsible for controlling many of the non-engine related functions of the car, such as central locking, electric...

In fact, I have a split FF light here if you want it pal and probably a couple of LED's knocking about too, drop me a PM and it's yours! ;)

No problemo pal, any further issues just PM me :D

:D 1, ultraleds.co.uk just make sure they are non-polarised. Email to ask if unsure. 2, Yes direct fit, plug 'n' play as Mr.Microsoft once said ;)

The LED's in my FF are not polarised. Your options are; 1, Buy a new, non-polarised LED = Job done. 2, Buy a new FF interior light and 2 new non-polarised LED's (501's) = Job done. :)

Because there are two lives feeds at the light, one from the door switch and one from the light switch. The LED you have fitted is polarised, meaning it will only work when the current flows through it in one direction. The two lives issue means that the current flows in a reverse direction when...

Buy a new LED that isn't polarised! ;)