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fan access I don't know ... maybe I missed something. However, I accessed my cars fan easily. Underneith the glove box, I just undid the 3 screws, took the cover off ... and there's the fan. Easy to pull out the fan from there. I got it out, and put it back in within 10 minutes.

If you want to see fault codes, all you do is use a piece of wire and use the computer terminal under the steering wheel. With the wire you put the ends in pins 5 and 6, the engine light will flash a series of times. Each code will flash 3 times before going on to the next code. When it flashes...

Aerial noises My VX has aerial noises too. When the radio is turned on, the aerial rises, but when it reaches the top, the motor keeps going for about 2 seconds, and starts ticking. When the aerial retracts ... same thing, it reaches the bottom and the motor continues for 2 seconds with a...

Can anyone tell me if it's easy to increase the revs of the engine at normal idle ? I have a VX, and it currently sits at about 600 rpm while idling, but I would like to take it up to about 800 rpm. Is that easily done ?

Will replace the leads Thanks ... yeah, I think you could be right on the leads. Have only had the car for a few months, but know that they weren't replaced on the last service. I will replace the leads (and the spark plugs), and see if there's a difference. Cheers ... have a good one !

Driving at 110 km/h, suddenly I lose power on my VX. Engine starts to lightly splutter, and maximum speed I can drive is 80 km/h, even though the revs stay quite high. After a while, the "Check Power Train" engine light comes on. I stop and restart the car ... it proceeds with no problems. I...

Driving at 110 km/h, suddenly I lose power on my VX. Engine starts to lightly splutter, and maximum speed I can drive is 80 km/h, even though the revs stay quite high. After a while, the "Check Power Train" engine light comes on. I stop and restart the car ... it proceeds with no problems...

Squeeky blower fan Hi RedFox, Yeah, I have exactly the same problem with my blower fan. I took the actual motor out from behind the glove box, and sprayed some silicone spray on the moving parts that I could clearly see. The squeeking is still there, even though I have tried the same...