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As far as I recall it only monitors brake lights and head lights

Have you considered getting your original reconditioned? http://midlandturbo.com for example

From the Ross Tech Wiki: 00792 - A/C Pressure Switch (F129) Possible SymptomsA/C System not working Possible CausesA/C System MalfunctionsOver or insufficiently chargedRefrigerant System blockageInsufficient Air Flow to Condensor and/or Engine RadiatorWiring to/from A/C Pressure Switch (F129) faultyA/C Pressure Switch (F129) faulty Possible SolutionsCheck A/C System for MalfunctionsCheck Wiring to/from A/C Pressure Switch (F129)Check A/C Pressure Switch (F129)Hope this helps My guess is no refrigerant.

Many thanks again for the tip with the cocktail sticks. I managed it today. Had to shave a tad off the length of the brushes though. On the downside I ended having to replace the brake vacuum pipe as I managed to split it when wrestling with the pump. What a pig to fit!

Thanks for the photos Xavier. I will have a go later on in the week. :)

I have replaced the brushes just can't get the motor back together again :-(

Thanks. Spent ages today trying to get the pump back together after replacing the bushes. I have now given up.

Anyone know of a good/cheap place to get a pump. Best I can find so far is GSF at

I appear to have "lost" my nearside foglight bezel. Methinks some kind person has "borrowed it" Has anyone got one from a breaker they would care to sell me?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PARKING-SENSORS-FORD-GALAXY-SEAT-ALHAMBRA-VW-SHARAN-/130712957754?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1e6f19733a#ht_500wt_1363

Does your climate control have a de-mister boost switch which puts the fan on boost directed onto the windscreen and turns on the windscreen heated element? it may be stuck in. On the Galaxy there can be a tendency for liquid to spill from cups held in the cup holder on to the buttons.

Hi, it's possible that one of the parking sensors is faulty. The easiest way to tell which one it is is to use VagCom. This should identify the culprit.

Any A\C engineer worth their salt would do a quick pressure test before they re-gas a system which will at least tell you if there are any leaks.

The display flashing signifies a fault with the A/C system. VagCom will help diagnose the problem. More than likely the system needs regassing, but there may be other related problems. Try contacting a mobile A/C repair agent who might be able to diagnose the problem for you. The buttons on the controller can become stuck/sticky from drinks held in the cup holders, but £700 to "unstick" them seems a bit steep!

I think it's only available on the Ghia versions

I think the loom might be around

Looking into the engine bay the multiplug is on the right had side of the rocker casing near the front

The wiring loom to the injectors sometimes suffers from poor contacts resulting in a misfire to one cylinder. This is located inside the rocker cover. It is connected to the cylinder head with a multipin plug. One turn will disconnect this. It may be simply this plug. Otherwise you will have to take off the rocker cover to gain access to the loom and it's connections to the injectors. Good luck.

Some kind and considerate person tried to open my Galaxy up yesterday with a rather large screwdriver. Consequently they broke the cylinder/barrel which now spins round in the handle. My question is - can the cylinder/barrel be replaced/fitted separately from the handle? and would Ford be able to provide a matching lock to my key? I don't really want to have to carry an extra on just for the drivers door. Thank you in anticipation Andy

One of my rear parking sensors had an intermittent fault which meant that sometimes I had the continuous bleep all the time they were engaged. I monitored their activity using VagCom to determine which one it was before replacing it.

Have you checked the power steering fluid reservoir level?

Dave I had exactly the same problem. Removing and refitting the injector loom solved it. A bit of a pig to do, but worth the effort.

Not sure if this is what you are looking for. I've bought a couple of these for MkII Galaxys in the past and been very happy with them. Link to ebay seller

Search eBay for "Galaxy locking wheel nuts" Link

Not 100% sure but these may do the trick Link