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Pull the hood release lever, located in the left-hand front footwell. 2. Lift the hood safety catch lever, located below the centre point of the hood, then raise the hood I hope this helps Nick

1st ck all the fuses just to be sure but I think your dealing with a horn relay issue (still need good fuses)

sits?

The gearbox is on??

what disc? there is no disc i can think that will stop your vehicle from starting

Check the rubber molding around the door. Look for any type of uneven or worn area. Are you getting any wind noise thru the door while driving? Also make certain that the door closes tightly.

Hi An easier option would be to remove the bulb covers (usually rubber) from the back of the headlight to let some air in and leave it off for a few days this should clear it ,I'm not sure if you can remove the front lens from the headlight easily I hope this helps

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Once you have pulled the main release inside the car. (The small black lever in the right foot well). The safety release will then stick out of the front grill to one side of the front badge.