20 Most Recent 2005 Vauxhall Agila Questions & Answers

see red wire with fuse to radio from ignition key,,,otherwise fuse box innerside

run the fault codes to find the problem with the abs system because it brakes there may be a connection to the ECM that switches the power off

that sound reasonable, thats what I would do in your shoes. Relays plug into a box much like fuses or fusible links. usually located under the hood, follow the posative cable from battery should lead you right to it.

BRING #1 CYLINDER TO TOP DEAD CENTER. THEN INSTALL TIMING CHAIN BY LINING UP THE TIMING MARKS ON THE GEARS. BE SURE THEY ARE POINTING AT EACH OTHER. U CANT BE OFF AT ALL OR IT WILL MESS UP YOUR TIMING.

Vauxhall Agila fuse box: Fuse box Vauxhall Agila mk1 (from July 2006) http://www.autogenius.info/en/vauxhall-agila-mk1-fuse-box/ Fuse box Vauxhall Agila mk2 (fom January 2008) http://www.autogenius.info/en/vauxhall-agila-mk2-january-2008-edition-fuse-box/ Fuse box Vauxhall Agila mk2 (2010) http://www.autogenius.info/en/vauxhall-agila-mk2-fuse-box/ Fuse box Vauxhall Agila mk2 (from May 2012) http://www.autogenius.info/en/vauxhall-agila-mk2-may-2012-edition-fuse-box/

Check the hydraulic system for clutch, could be the clutch fluid is low. How far down do you need to push clutch before you can put it in gear ?

Could be throttle cable has slipped. Lift bonnet and find where accelerator cable meets the carb to see if it's loose. If you are car savvy, you can try to tweak the throttle from the carb itself to see if revs increase..... But please be careful Or you could get someone to press the pedal while you look for movement near to carburettor.... thats just for starters... there are other reasons but check simple ones first... Red.

Not easily done but remove the CD player from the dash and open it with an ordinary Phillips screwdriver. The CDs should be right underneath the cover be careful how you remove them

double posted, see my long post, back one.

Hi Bill, I'm not very sure but being a 2014 model I would think so. Regards John

this could be several issues. may want to consult a chilton or haynes manual but you will have to start with simple stuff like fuses and bulbs. from there you could be looking at a brake switch that activates the brake lights. do the hazard lights work? if so, the bulbs and wires are probably the same as the brake lights and if this is the case, it is related to something like a brake switch or maybe something else. a manual will be your best bet if you can't find something fast or easy.

It's most likely your throwout bearing which pushes on your clutch assembly when you push the pedal in. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/justin_3ae27a9d61d6acd4