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Old 12th January 2014, 17:39   #11
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Mine has the 2 lifting loops on the top of it
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Old 12th January 2014, 17:41   #12
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In case like this, first establish what is missing, spark or fuel.
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Old 12th January 2014, 19:54   #13
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Seems highly unlikely that it is a FFS as all the work was done to the electrics.
I would focus on the wiring of various newly installed components and see if that is the problem.

FFS would be a coincidence and probably mean the car wouldn't have started anyway (even without the work done)

Look at what could be affected by the modifications and start there....
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Old 13th January 2014, 03:46   #14
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I may be completely wrong but I think I read somewhere else before that if you change the instrument panel don't you need a T4 session to set things up before it will work. Could this stop the car from starting if not done? Hope its that simple. JB
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Old 13th January 2014, 11:28   #15
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Just a thought.. If you've had the steering column apart to fit switches, have you disturbed or unplugged anything to do with the immobiliser? I'm not too familiar with the set up on the R75/ZT, only know on the BM system there is the EWS ring around the ignition barrel.
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Old 13th January 2014, 11:35   #16
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Certainly that fuel filter is not the type that separates.
As suggested, fuel and spark first.
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Old 13th January 2014, 15:24   #17
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OK..

The problem has been resolved. The car was on 1/8 of a tank fuel wise. Normally it would have started and run fine but due to it been park on curb (drivers side up) the r/h tank was empty of fuel. I put a gallon in today to bring it up to a 1/4 tank and she starts fine now.

Thank you all for your help and for next time I will remember to have more than 1/4 tank in
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