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Indeed we are!Originally posted by filthy1980 View Postyeah clutch comes with the fly wheel kit apparently so you have to change it
mine was dying at 180k was about to get rid when someone rear ended me, minor damage but insurance wrote it off for £2k, happy days
i went out and bought another mondeo 6 months older but with 100k less on the clock and the fly wheel change 4 weeks earlier for . . . . £2k . . .
we're 'very aware that a new car does not maketh the man' aren't we
Tone
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Who told you that?Originally posted by Wilmslow View PostWhat, MP is 45 and bald??
I feel like I did when I learned that santa is actually real.
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yeah clutch comes with the fly wheel kit apparently so you have to change itOriginally posted by Tingles View PostNightmare with the cost of clutch replacement, I understand?
mine was dying at 180k was about to get rid when someone rear ended me, minor damage but insurance wrote it off for £2k, happy days
i went out and bought another mondeo 6 months older but with 100k less on the clock and the fly wheel change 4 weeks earlier for . . . . £2k . . .
we're a tight bunch aren't we
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True, but I rarely open SAS's threads.Originally posted by d000hg View PostInterestingly, Sasguru does the same....
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Originally posted by filthy1980 View Postwas doing 250 miles daily for almost a year in an 02 diesel mondeo, racked up 180k on it,
they do have a few known & expensive issues normally the dual mass flywheel at 80k ish which can cost £600 ish, or the fuel injectors can go as well (this is what happened to mine) which is around the same
but you can pick one up for around £2500 and get plenty of use outta it
if its a diesel as well always look for an alternative fuel source as well
Nightmare with the cost of clutch replacement, I understand?
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was doing 250 miles daily for almost a year in an 02 diesel mondeo, racked up 180k on it,
they do have a few known & expensive issues normally the dual mass flywheel at 80k ish which can cost £600 ish, or the fuel injectors can go as well (this is what happened to mine) which is around the same
but you can pick one up for around £2500 and get plenty of use outta it
if its a diesel as well always look for an alternative fuel source as well
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You'll start reading the sun and be unable to bend over without revealing your arse crack?Originally posted by Tingles View PostDoing that sort of mileage will seriously damage your health - we were told that doing over 18,000 miles a year has the same risk as working on a building site.
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If it's more than a tenner a month for a Peugeot, it's too much.Originally posted by Bunk View PostAlso, how much will leasing a car cost when they find out you're doing 35k a year?
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