Looking good. You did well not to get runs considering it's a vertical surface.
I'm doing the door handles again at the moment after they bizarrely cracked underneath the lacquer one random day after they'd been on the car for 12 months.
I get the that light every now and again say glow plug 4 engine runs fine need to check the wires as it’s a common fault with the loom
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I'm pretty sure that's what it'll be. I'm on the original glow plugs after 163k and I have been getting an occasional glow plug light on the dash, along with some smoke on ignition.
I've had a full set of plugs for about a year now but I'm convinced I'm going to snap them taking them out. I'll give the loom a bit of a wiggle and see if that changes anything, but it looks like I'm not going to be able to avoid it.
At least it sounds like I'm not going to damage the engine by running it like that.
Thanks so much - bloody car still manages to give me the fear - you think you know enough to diagnose most things, but a CEL could be anything...
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- believe me I know 
Just make sure you run engine up to temperature and the glow plugs will come out easier- believe me I know
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You sheared one? That's a nightmare for me. How did you get it sorted?
I'll definitely get the engine warmed up - god knows how I'm going to get access before the engine cools down with that boost pipe in the way...
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, got a local mechanic to drill & remove the bottom section and he mentioned that they should only be removed when engine warm/hot. 
Cheers, dead obvious when you stick your head underneath with a torch.Here![]()
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CEL went out as soon as I got on the road to come home and didn't come back on. I'll get round to doing the glow plugs and loom, but as always, there's something else.
Brakes felt soft - well, softer than usual - and it felt like they were biting much lower down on the pedal than usual. I've wanted to get them bled again by a garage as I really can't be doing with that at the moment, and am hoping the garage that did a good job when I had my MoT is willing to go a bit more in-depth when it comes to getting air out of the calipers. I'm happy to pay more if they take the calipers off and wind them back to see if that really gets the air out, but I'm hoping they'll pick up on whether there's anything else that could be wrong.
Took it easy on the drive back - most of it was motorway or dual carriageway. Managed to get just under 60mpg. DERV life...
I've got the FR, so I've only got the standard brakes. I've been thinking for a while about trying to get hold of some Brembos, but whenever I've looked, they've been silly money.Do you have the Brembos?
They are a pig to bleed even with all the gear.
On mine had to start with master cylinder then bleed brakes about 3 times last time!!
Finally got a positive firm pedal.
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