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The car will start but I find after a while the fault happens again. The best practice is to just replace the sensor and connector.
If you really don't want to replace it then bend the pins slightly to help make a better contact and spray both parts with contact cleaner.
The canister is located behind the drivers side wheel arch liner. It has a couple pipes that you need to blank off. One from the fuel tank and one to the inlet manifold that you can blank off at the manifold.
Usally you'd leave the sensor in the top connected to stop a fault coming up, but I'm...
Looks like its coming along nicely, reminds me of my old arctic.
Your RARB looks to be fitted wrong. It looks to be sitting too low, probably have the mounts that bolt to the shock absorber round the wrong way.
Here's a questions as we're floating ideas around.
Camber bolts allowed but what about elongating different parts of suspension for more camber and castor?
Won't cost money and gives more suspension adjustment options.