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I have LEDs in mine and there's no effect.

I guess its start with the usual suspects, look at dodgy earths. its often the cause, especially around the lights where there's loads of wet and crap being thrown around.

Halfords have a good search facility....

https://www.halfords.com/motoring/bulbs ... earch=true

they recognise the Probe which is step up from most of the search engines

andy p wrote: ↑
Wed Jun 21, 2023 10:57 am
That's a very clean engine. I have a used grommet if it helps you out.

I was thinking that, I've hardly ever seen a V6 that's not covered in oil (Malc's excepted)

My only wonder is why are we both still commenting on this post

you are not the only one :p

I think so, but, I have often seen them peeling and looking a bit crap!

andy p wrote: ↑
Fri Feb 10, 2023 1:19 pm
Dolphin Automotive do around 30 different colours but they a bit pricey and you only get four sensors for between £50 & £70

true, but if it saves having them painted, might be worthwhile

curious about this myself, I think they would be a useful addition, I did notice someone makes them is a number of different colours which might be a help

excellent news, a full and detailed "How To" and pictures required

I have no experience of this but ...

Once you have the lower bolt loosened so that it slides freely, just pivot the alternator down and remove it. You do not need to completely remove the bolt.

https://www.fordforums.com/threads/94-p ... or.141908/

it's not even that predictable, it will run nicely and do relatively long journeys for a number of days or even weeks and then just not start again, it never conks out once started

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