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"There are two orange lights on on the dashboard: a brake pad warning light, and an ABS light. However, it is important to note that I have recently covered these with plasters, which appears to have fixed the problem."
pmsl!!!!
checked the tyres for bulges along the wall?
ive had a rumble before after slightly curbing the tyre at about 10 mph.
Best get it to a garage for a looksie!
seems like the motor may have gone, or there is no power getting to it.
Best take the door card off for a look and test it with a amp meter or something similar.
negotiate (sp?) a discount for the cost of a new key (£150). Chances are thats the problem. The red light staying on means that the immobiliser in the car has not read the code from the key properly.
in mine, the chip inside the key is fooked. To make it turn off the immobiliser, when i turn...
Anyone think that you are using more fuel by having more fuel? if that makes sense?
Probably wont make much difference, but in my 1.2 there is a deffinate difference in performance from a full tank to say, 1/2 a tank.
im sure the postion of the blades when they come to rest can be adjusted so its lower down, thus it wont go as far when it sweeps. Im pretty sure i read about it on here actually. Do a quick search on it.