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im thinking more decoder ring on the ignition barrel tbh
Scrap that.
Just throwing ideas to try mate. Other than that you need someone with a proper diagnostic etc. This might be worth a read
http://www.cliosport.net/threads/red-immobiliser-light-staying-on.669268/page-2
Multimeter is the easiest way. A device that will test each fuse in situ. Or removing the fuse and seeing if the internal wire is broke or visible signs it looks blown. And your not being daft mate, I struggled at sixth form, your in uni :)
That's for dynamite that doesn't stick to the tanks, have to get close and throw and detonate. Other than that, anti tank gun with the assault class and anti tank grenades work ok. Tank drivers can self repair so unless your close and there's a few getting involved it's an ass. Mate went 73-3 in...
Its definatly worth looking at the fuses. It's very coincidental the fault has happened when you have done the wheel. @MicKPM may be able to offer help mate
Won't be the cover. Try what Steve suggests. I've had this before and was the alternator wire. Decided to pack up on the way back from a track day in the rain in the winter with four people in the car. And on a motorway. That was a joy :/