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Argo

Sorry to hear that Al, coming on a year since my OH lost her Pug, it is a very hard thing. 

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Pacemakers

So sorry to hear this news Al, I lost my cocker spaniel 24 years ago, and still miss him terribly.

It’s terrible, feel sorry for you, they are always there for you and when they go it hurts.

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This works I’ve done it myself

 School boy error....I isolated the battery last night,and of course the car won't let me back in this morning. I have tried the usual thing of trying to unlock with the  key, and that's a no. I have the front grill removed as I'm prepping the bonnet for a repaint, and have tried to fiddle around to get the bonnet released...but it'll have to released from inside the locked car. I'm at a bit of a loss as to solve this one.

Sorry to hear that Al.  Its a sad loss when we lose our 4 legged furry friends 

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which is why they weren't sold here. Instead, you could buy a mk3 Capri, mk5 Cortina - and I believe an early Sierra, but I've never seen one - with a 1300 crossflow, although virtually nobody did. ....

the 1300 Sierra was a Pinto .....    Never seen one though 

I do remember that from the time but Wiki confirms it  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Sierra

Pretty sure I had a colleague with a 1.3 pinto in a Sierra. Not sure I have ever seen a crossflow in one. Later small engined variants got the CVH.

The facelift 1.6 and 1.8 were CVH iirc.

Dad had a B reg 1.6 Emax powered one. Whilst it didn't set the world on fire, it could cruise at 80. Did nearly 3,000 miles in it on L plates one summer and passed my test in it.