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Bill Button

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    Ford Galaxy Mk2 TDI 2003
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  1. Hi gents not bought it yet, and to confirm its a diesel manual I'm considering,
  2. Hi looking round for a replacement galaxy as my old one had finally gone uneconomical for repair, Tested a 52 plate ghia only thing I could find wrong with it is the cruse control is not working, garage has knocked 500 quid off the asking price I was wondering if there and any known faults with the cruse control which could be a DIY repair. Thanks in advance Bill
  3. Hi stupid question, seen a galaxy on ebay in the pictures it looks like the top storage pocket has been broken (lifted up and out of shape from the right hand side) is this common Thanks Bill
  4. well its getting worse, garage has the car and advise, drive shaft and stub shaft need replacing (these are welded together or something on a previous repair) the bill has gone up to 965 + the VAT im thinking its time to bale out an cut my losses,
  5. update, spoke to the local gear box experts, and it seems to be a common problem, the selector (inside the gear box) is made up of two different metals which come apart, (garage wants
  6. Thanks for the replys checked the cables and the are all connected with the assembly they connect to moving freely, looks like the problem is a little deeper. I will update once the garage has had a look
  7. Lost 1st and 2nd gear today on my Mk2 galaxy. All other gears are fine inc reverse. No nasty noises when they disappeared, got the car home ok, any one else had this problem or could point me in the right direction for a fix. You can select the missing gears just nothing there when you lift the clutch Thanks Bill
  8. Hi we'll this issue has been carrying on a bit now, here's the latest. Garage has said there is no clutch on the alternator but did free the ac clutch. Aux belt changed and tensioner still had this noise when moving the steering only when on idle. Took it back to the garage and showed them the problem! Week later (today) got the car back with another change of steering pump, still the same. So here's my thinking. I just put up with the new noise, or challenge the garage and get them to fit a original pump (not factored ) Any one want to comment? Thanks Bill
  9. Hi Dave and Chris, thanks for the responses. Tried Dave's suggestion but made no difference the garage had it back on Saturday and are saying its the A/C pulley clutch not disengaging fully. Took it out for a spin today and not happy with it so have returned it to the garage.( had a work trip to Birmingham planned for Monday ) The Aux belt does not run smooth at all, lots of additional noise, Will let you all know the outcome Cheers Bill
  10. Hi just had my steering pump changed as the bearings failed and a few other bits done to get me gal though the MOT, the garage said that the old pump was the original and that they had fitted a upgraded one. Since this pump was fitted, the steering is lumpy at low revs IE tick over,but when revs are above 1100. Steering is smooth as silk, any one else come across this. Cam belt kit was replaced at the same time, all other work was suspension related. My only worry is that the garage is going to say my steering rack has now failed. Thanks Bill
  11. Hi Seatkid, Thanks and you are right just checked fuse 20 and guess what,, no fuse in position 20, the other day whilst returning home from a family trip my front wipers would not switch off, i pulled over and looked at the fuse box, decal and pulled a fuse , in my haste, must have placed it back in the wrong position, i have moved a 15 amp from position 26 to test and all working fine now. BTW your diagnosis is correct, another beer on Seatkids tab, keep up the good work Cheers Bill
  12. Sorry just looked at Seatkids drawing again, looks like I should have 12 volts provided via fuse 20 onto pin 4 of the motor plug, black and yellow wire can some one confirm I'm not going mad? Thanks
  13. Hi Alan and Seat Kid, thanks for the responses, Earth was good done a bit more testing with a wire direct to the battery negative, my Haynes manual suggest 4 wires, re re the diagram, Seat kid provided looks like there is a switch within the motor assembly ? Any ideas where the CJB is located ? also probably no a fuse issue as this feeds both front and rear wiper motors and the washer motor (which all work) Thanks again? Bill
  14. Hi looking for some direction with a rear wiper fault.motor not running at all, I have checked the usual, 1. Fuse No 24 (assuming this is correct as the operating manual and Haynes manual is conflicting) 2. wires in rear gator these all look good, no chaffing Etc. I have removed the tail gate card thanks to the FAQ and noticed the pipe to the washer was nearly off this had started to leak over the motor connector, dried this out and applied some good old WD40. still no luck yet. for info, every thing else works fine, front wipers and washer no issue and all lights work on the car. Re the rear motor assembly, the cable to this has 4 wires i put a meter on the motor plug, I used the brown as the earth and tested across other three wires, no voltage was found. I'm assuming one of these cables should have 12v on it to power the motor, intermittent option and washer is available on the column switch. If I knew which of the 4 wires need the 12v applied I could rule out the motor. Any help gratefully received. Thanks Bill
  15. I Had the same with mine, fault was traced to door wires nearly all broken,
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