Teresa
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May have been the problem mine had - blown cylinder and cracked head gasket. All fine after it was sent off for rebore and new head gasket, but it was just under £1,500. But I don't regret it though as I plan to keep her and she has still cost me less than I'd lose on depreciation on a newer car.After a more thorough investigation at the garage, it was found that the compression on one of the cylinders was 'a bit too low', as well as suspected high pressure fuel pump failure rather than the sensor.
There are no definite answers as to the reasons for the low compression or poor fuel delivery. To save costs, it was not investigated further and that's all we know.
The car also needs new brakes all round.
Repair work was, therefore, not carried out and the project has unfortunately been abandoned.
Can understand you not doing it though