Police force issue

[infinite1977]

No idea. 

[infinite1977]

Switches work, solenoids work. It goes up and down but needs a helping hand sometimes

[Steevsee]

Might be worth replacing the drive belt.

You can buy proper replacement but some people use silicon tubing from pet store with a short dowel inserted at the clamp.

Don't know if it would help but worth doing anyway.

Is that a nylon rope being used at the moment?

[infinite1977]

Looks like it
 Will try replacing the belt

[infinite1977]

Ok. Next issue. Might move on from the car for now.
I have a set of drop targets that don't drop when hit by the ball. They seem really stiff and I have to put them down via hand. Is there a way to fix these?

[Steevsee]

May just need a good cleaning, or adjusting if they're catching anywhere.

Also make sure springs are connected and not overstretched.

[infinite1977]

Sprayed with WD 40. Worked a treat they go down but they don't go back up straight away for some reason. Two of the three register on the score board.

Strange thing is the coil works as they come up when it's trying to detect a ball.

(It's the ones on the side, weasel drop targets)

[Steevsee]

Sprayed with WD 40. Worked a treat they go down but they don't go back up straight away for some reason. Two of the three register on the score board.

Strange thing is the coil works as they come up when it's trying to detect a ball.

(It's the ones on the side, weasel drop targets)

Try cleaning the three optos on the opto board. (Yes, the same ones you probably just inadvertently sprayed with WD 40).
Use a cotton bud to clean between each U shaped opto to see if that helps.

WD 40 may be a temporary fix, but is generally frowned upon as far as pinball maintainence is concerned.

Better to remove the entire drop target assembly and clean it properly and well. 

It will perform better and last longer.

[infinite1977]

Haha. Nice.
Thank you master Steevsee

[Steevsee]

Sprayed with WD 40. Worked a treat they go down but they don't go back up straight away for some reason. Two of the three register on the score board.

Strange thing is the coil works as they come up when it's trying to detect a ball.

(It's the ones on the side, weasel drop targets)

WD 40 may be a temporary fix, but is generally frowned upon as far as pinball maintainence is concerned.

Having said that, a squirt or two in your car gearbox may not be entirely out of place.

[infinite1977]

Lol. One of the optos must not be working at one target is not registering. Might replace with spare

[infinite1977]

The

[Steevsee]

Thanks for the pic. 
Looks like the cable length is good.

[infinite1977]

Ok seemed to have worked our car issue. This piece of metal seems to stop the car from hitting the switches.

WD 40 worked well on the gear box.
Might need to try and trim this metal piece or something

[Steevsee]

The car switch at the top of this pic seems to be activated by the metal undercarriage.

You may just need to adjust the switch slightly if it's not registering correctly.
Should be no need to trim any metal.