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Rickshaw · 23rd October 2020, 17:03

As regards a second key you are going to need basic key shell , arm , transponder and PCB. Some programming will also be called for I would think. I strongly suggest you send a PM to Jamiewelch . See the recent thread I raised https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=308742 .
Jamie may need the BCU out of the car – if so you get to it by removing the Glove box . There is a first rate guide by Arctic on doing this to be found at
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...t=sunroof+leak

As regards the rear headlining interior curtesy light I recently had the same problem and , as I recall, I –
• Drilled a couple of holes in the reflector area of the light housing
• placed a strip of wood across the opening , above the liner
• drove two screws ( in the holes) into the wood
This is holding up perfectly well. Was a bit fiddly re screws into the wood but once done things hold very firmly.

23rd October 2020, 17:03	#3
Rickshaw Loves to post Rover 75 Tourer, 2 X75 Saloon , MGTF Sunstorm Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Guildford Posts: 380 Thanks: 497 Thanked 172 Times in 93 Posts	This may help As regards a second key you are going to need basic key shell , arm , transponder and PCB. Some programming will also be called for I would think. I strongly suggest you send a PM to Jamiewelch . See the recent thread I raised https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=308742 . Jamie may need the BCU out of the car – if so you get to it by removing the Glove box . There is a first rate guide by Arctic on doing this to be found at https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...t=sunroof+leak As regards the rear headlining interior curtesy light I recently had the same problem and , as I recall, I – • Drilled a couple of holes in the reflector area of the light housing • placed a strip of wood across the opening , above the liner • drove two screws ( in the holes) into the wood This is holding up perfectly well. Was a bit fiddly re screws into the wood but once done things hold very firmly.