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Perhaps your not too retro after all !

Its the connector for the Flux Capacitor.

£400 for coils ! GSF or EurocarParts, less than £30 each. Easy to fit. The AA charged me over £100 to supply and fit one, sadly I was not in a position to go and buy one myself. I've never felt so ripped off. There are a few threads here about coils, Can't remember who - but they change them...

From Service Box.... ....and it looks like the front bumper needs to come off to access this.

Thanks both, The screw itself will loosen Ok, Might have a look on the weekend.

The interior heating is not working as it should, I suspect that there is an air blockage somewhere. I know there are 2 bleeding points in the engine bay, The one near the bulkhead where the pipe enters the cabin. No bubbles from here. The other is a bit trickier. From all the pictures, videos...

Remember, your part may have a different number, send me the VIN if you need the actual part number.

Try this....

This seems to be doing the rounds like the Flu - I have the same problem. It may have been an issue since the last service in September, its only since the weather turned cold that I have noticed. Going to have a look on the weekend, I will take a few photos .

Like what they said ☝️

"Greyed out" could mean not found, try reconnecting the cable in the back of the head unit....

Have a look here....

Here you go.....

Pleased to say that MOT passed with no advisories. Interestingly, I had a call from the garage that did the MOT, Sidelight bulbs were dead and needed replacement - As my RCZ has DRL's there were no sidelights fitted (also no wiring loom for them either). Garage said they had never come across...

Great news, Always good to hear a positive outcome.

Diagnostic showed Fault Code c1335, rear right wheel speed sensor. electrical fault , permanent Peugeot dealer could not get one, eBay search found this.... ABS Sensor Fitted, all good. Nice one Part Choice of Sutton Coldfield.

A trick I was shown - Get yourself a rubber mallet, Under the car - gently tap on all you can see, any rattle should be easy to find.

Thanks for that, I will have a look at it

Does anyone have any suggestions for an OBD2 port scanner that can read ABS sensors. The generic ones (£20 from Amazon) are not detailed enough. I did have the PP2000 software but the XP laptop it ran on died a death years ago. TIA :unsure: