Mr Clutch?

[toby1966]

I AM AT MY WITS END HAVING GOT MY CAR BACK FROM "MR CLUTCH" AND SPENT

[Amarok]

Hi,

first thing using CAPITALS in you post is no a good etiquette (capitals are shouting)

 

The Ford Galaxy is available in a number of different versions , engines and transmissions so a good starting point is to tell us the following info

 

i.e. 1997 MK1 2.8 Galaxy Ghia Auto.

 

This information is critical to help us to help you.

 

just to get this moving while we wait for the info you said this all happened after Mr clutch replaced your clutch so did your vehicle refuse to start when you collected it ? or has this occurred since you have worked on it ? the reason I ask is maybe you have disconnected or disturbed something and because you are focused on Mr Clutch you are not rechecking everything.

 

I know its a bit late but you really should have gone straight back to Mr Clutch and reported the idle problem, these days I don't mess about with a Garage if anything is wrong it goes straight back :)

Edited October 23, 2011 by Amarok

[toby1966]

sorry my car is a 1999 2.3 ford galaxy.

Although the problem was not manifest at the beginning i thought that as the clutch bedded in that when i took back in 500 miles time that they would adjust this.

The adjustment was to keep up the guarantee.nothing appears to be disconnected

When it turns over and does not start there is a beeping sound if this helps.

[Amarok]

sorry my car is a 1999 2.3 ford galaxy.

Although the problem was not manifest at the beginning i thought that as the clutch bedded in that when i took back in 500 miles time that they would adjust this.

The adjustment was to keep up the guarantee.nothing appears to be disconnected

When it turns over and does not start there is a beeping sound if this helps.

st

No probs friend ;)

 

I don't know this engine, but my first thought

link to a similar problem

 

are the relay. do you still have the old one ? try switching it back

Edited October 23, 2011 by Amarok