Hopefully its just the fuse!

:( another trip to the doctor is needed. 
Now she is leaking at the oil pump.

Dudeman
its all related to those (*&^%^ wheels i reckon.

Lol, that took a bit longer than I expected.

Not feelin the love today.
 
Drivers side door still stuck.  Simon tried everything, but it still wouldn't budge.  She is now at Cardiff Toyota, they promised that a qualified person would have a look, not an apprentice.
After picking her up from mechanic on Thursday & having her sit in the garage all weekend, there is still an oil leak, so as soon as she comes back from Cardiff Toyota, she will be going back to mechanic.
Once they fix what they said they were going to fix, I will be asking them if they'd prefer not to work on her.  And if that is the case, look for someone else.  The Subaru guys that were initially doing the favour for the auto electrician seemed to be good & I didn't have to take back to them once they told me she was fixed.  Maybe they'd like to be her regular doctor.
 

Cardiff Toyota was only for door, not mechanical stuff.  They got door opened,  yaaayyy cleaned up the lock & other bits, so that it keeps opening & closing.  They have recommended a new lock & $500 ish for them to do it.  I'm sure I can get it sorted for way less than that.
 
Now she is back at Charlestown Steering.  with the oil pump leak fixed the oil has found the next weak spot around the oil level sensor, so at least that is any easy fix.  If I had left the car with them on Thursday night, they would have found that too.  I basically picked it up straight after they did the test drive.

1 year ago today I picked up my baby from Port Macquarie.  I crunched the gears every time I shifted down from 3 to 2, but it didn’t take too long to get used to the double clutch. 
I never imagined how driving would become more about the drive than getting from A to B.  And choosing to go on windy roads makes it interesting instead of annoying (I will get quicker, I promise……).  There are some roads that I used to avoid, now they are a bit of fun.  And I’ll make detours just so I’m driving for longer.  I stumbled across the forum while googling for something & found that an MR2 is not just a great car, but a lifestyle with a whole new circle of friends  .  You can be driving down the road, see another 2 & wave & most of the time get a wave back.  And I’m learning stuff that I never thought I’d even care about.  Thanks for all the help & advise you guys have given me.
 
Things I’ve done since I brought her home. 
Timing Belt, Rocker Cover Gasket, Sump gasket/seal
Alternator, Drive Belt, A/C Belt, 1 Engine Mount, Good Gear box oil
Thermostat, Leak around oil pump & Oil level sensor & another Engine Mount
Drivers Side DOOR LOCK (aarrrggg)
 
New Clutch
Front brakes & rotors machined
Front Bush Kit, Sway Bar-Chas, Uni Sway Bar Bracket (This fixed the noises going over speed bumps, etc)
Sway Bar mount reinforcements
Head Rebuild, VRS Set & New Studs, Toyota Red coolant (April 2014)
Replaced wheels with Stock 15's (thanks Dudeman), new Bridgestone RE002's on front. (July 2014)
 
New Stereo, Tinted Windows, Dash Mat, Steering Wheel, Gear shift knob, Windscreen Wiper arms, MR2 Mats
Replaced cracked door handle bezels.
 
Still to be done
Springs / shockies / suspension?? (whatever is making the creaking noise when I go over speed bumps, etc??)
Clutch, Get Air Con fixed
Anything else the mechanic finds or friends tell me that I need to get done
 
MR2 Mats, Mud Flaps, New Wheels, Remote unlocking / alarm, Paint, New Seals
 
To celebrate the 12 months she got a little pampering from Platinum Hand Car Wash.

robk
It's always great to hear about fellow MR2 lovers enjoying their cars and using them in the way that they were designed to be used! :-D

+1
Good to check out your update Shaz.
Everyone on here can relate to the joys and frustrations of owning an MR2.