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  1. With several items not working, it will be a power feed problem to or from the fuse box, or possibly an earthing issue somewhere. You'll only solve this by tracing it out with a test lamp, & the wiring diagram, which will also provide the wiring colour codes. Use a test lamp with a very sharp point, that can pierce cables. The KE70 wiring diagrams, are available on line, if you Google KE70 Wiring Diagram / Images. Altezzaclub has posted them on this forum, in his various posts. I found if you are having issues trying to follow the wiring digram, then just draw the particular circuit you are interested in, on a fresh piece of paper, starting at the battery +ve terminal, & finishing at the battery -ve terminal. Mark in the colours, & the whole thing becomes much easier. Alternatively, do as Altezzaclub does, by highlighting the circuit you are interested in in a bright texta colour. Makes it easier to follow. Cheers Banjo
  2. is your timing out? sometimes you can bump it while removing the fuel pump
  3. yeh give it a shot. also one important thing that gets overlooked by even the best mechanics, but is fundamental and crucial, is the radiator overflow tank. tbis doesnt just catch escaping coolant, it returns it to the radiator on cooldown. if it isnt working as intensed, it will suxk air in on every cooldown. for it to work propperly it neesa. 1. coolant/water half way, above the bottom of the hose, the hose muat be submerged. if no water, the water comes out as steam and exits the wate tube, and then it sucka in air on coolsown. 2. a working vacuum valve on radiatir cap. if the spring and hole in the top of the cap is plugged with lime or rust, water will never get back i to the system and over time, not much time, the radiator will empty itself. see this diagram for the opeartion during cooldown. https://www.google.com.ph/search?client=ms-android-oppo&ei=N1sCWp9sxOXSBPKVnOAM&sjs=3&q=radiator+cap+with+overflow+vacuum&oq=radiator+cap+with+overflow+vacuum&gs_l=mobile-gws-serp.3..35i39k1.7292.8505.0.9316.8.8.0.0.0.0.186.1099.0j7.7.0....0...1.1j4.64.mobile-gws-serp..1.7.1098...0i22i30k1.252.T4awlZ54RiM#imgrc=RaMC_NJY8IpkjM:

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