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If you can hear the solenoid trying to work, I would sit in the car and 'Help' the lock go up and down while using the key fob to open and close the lock.
It might just be a little bit jammed.
Also just remembered.
On the d-type engine (I'm guessing this what yours is).
There is a cap on the side of the cam cover. You can pull this off and see if the cam belt is going over the cam pulley. If its lose or not there at all its snapped :)
^^ What he said.
Spanner on the bottom pulley where the Aux belt goes onto and turn it. While looking into the oil filler cap place. If you see ANY THING moving in there you know the cam belt isn't snapped.
If you see nothing moving then its engine apart time :)
Think I might of got my engine type code wrong as it was a guess :)
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Engine code is 557K I think. Not B57A. that's where I've been going wrong :)
I think the part number is 77 01 041 346 can you double check for me
If you can't justify the price of fixing it, I'll buy it off you I'm only up the road so can collect when ever with a trailer :)
Most likely bent valves as you was doing 60 - 70. Also pistons will have dents depending how bad they are they can be kept.
If you have never done them before you...
Just changed a water pump and needing the part number that goes in-between the water pump ( 7700864596 and the bottom rad hose.
Its like a connector that joins onto the water pump with two 10mm bolts.
whole bonnet catch.
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