Renewing a blue badge - Cars & Trucks

Apply for or renew Blue Badge

If you did not display your badge then you have little hope of an appeal.

I am not sure what a Blue Badge is however, you might have to contact the manufacturer for help to allow the device to accept both vehicles on the card.

Hi , it sounds like your valve stem oil seals need renewing. If you mix oil with petrol it does not all get ignited hence blue smoke from the oil and the smell of petrol out the exhaust.

Is this a princess or a jaguar too you by any chance although if its a diesel then its a ford mondeo with jaguar badge as to be a true jag it has to have a big engine and be petrol ,to outrun the boys in blue of course ,well how can tell i come from the east end of london my life

hi .. if you mean bonnet badge and not grill badge .. I'm more than 90% certain it is fixed with a self adhesive pad on the back of the badge as I've never seen holes in the bonnet for the badge, have a careful look around the edge of the badge for signs of the adhesive pad.

Gradually heat up the badge with a hair dryer which will soften the sticky material holding it on, lift the bonnet , locate the badge underside and gently push off.

On my 05 model, you need to twist the ford badge on the bonnet anti-clockwise, pushing the left side of the badge down, which will reveal a keyhole. This is then opened with your ignition key. Once the bonnet pops, you just need to release the bonnet catch.
Hope this helps.

Heat up the badge with a hairdryer,this softens the sticky pad holding it on, lift the bonnet and locate the underside of the badge, whilst heating slowly push the badge away from the bonnet.

lift bonnet and remove the grill this model has the bonnet opening with the key when you lift the badge.then replace the whole unit,or visit a nocturnal spares place ie car park late at night.with just a badge drill a small hole and a nice chrome screw in