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EribaTone

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About EribaTone

  • Birthday 02/08/1949

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    Mk III Titanium X TDCI powershift
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    Ford
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    South East

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  • Location
    East Herts, not quite Essex!

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  1. I can see the difficulty of identifying a noise by description but Iwould be grateful if anybody could help me identify it. On some occasions, after turning off the engine there is a low purring whirring type of noise from the nearside under bonnet area. This can be heard in the cab quite clearly but is less distinct outside. If the ignition is turned on the noise stops immediately. It sounds like a fan or pump. This runs for some time (minutes) but can be stopped by turning the ignition on! Any ideas? TonyP
  2. Hi Would it be possible to fit beam benders onto lamp protectors which could be removed and replaced easily to avoid the glue residue and postioning probs? TP
  3. Davetheref Thanks for the reply. No I haven't got sat nav. Just a radio with the single cd slot. (6000cd) I notice the current brochure says no changer when multi media fitted in the options section and was concerned that some circuitry may be used for the multi media which disabled the changer. I've found a small 12 pin connector wrapped in black cloth/tape cable tied to the main wiring loom in the area where the jack is stored. It's gotta be the changer connector hasn't it?
  4. Recently bought 53 Ghia. Wonder wagon! But why is the CD changer left out when the multi media pack is fitted? I'm pretty sure I've found the connector (in the rear wheel area as mentioned in many posts) so is it as simple as it seems to retro fit one? Any advice would be appreciated.
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