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Mine was still rapid even with a f*cked engine, even today once it was up to temp the engine ran a lot smoother, other than the misfire.
I'm starting to think after 20 years they're all f*cked unless you spent £5k on a nice one.
Seeing everyone's Clio's last week at CSF made me miss mine so much I decided it needs to be resurrected, even with a f*cked engine it can't just sit there rotting.
(I also needed to weed the concrete)
Battery was utterly dead despite me charging it every month I had nothing but relay...
I'm trying to fix one of my iPods, it works when plugged in but not on battery.
I bought a cheap £25 repair kit and I've swapped the battery, but it looks like the connector has come away from the circuit board.
Is this meant to be soldered on?
Because it doesn't look like it's ever been...
His autism is his secret weapon, unbelievable levels of car control from that lad, he's a absolute machine!
He's also like an excitable little puppy, I love him to bits already and I've only known him for two days.
It took my 5 hours to do a 3 hour journey last time because I trusted Google maps making me avoid the A55 and go the scenic route that was even slower.
Depends what they want in relation to an MOT failure R5, I get wanting to do a real barn find but you might be paying a premium for moss and dirt.
Unless it's a very early one or rare spec, that's a different story.
I'd upgrade everything, I had an idea of buying one in parts when prices went mental, chassis, rear beam, engine, box etc and building one over a few years, but even the parts are silly money now.
I thought VW scene tax was bad, it's got nothing on Ford tax.
Shame, that would have helped alot.
It's all sorted now, he hated getting a claims company onto them as he said they were sound as f*ck with him and really apologetic, it's just his insurer refused to do their job leaving him little choice.
Forgot to update this, his insurer essentially told him to pay for the damage himself through his excess and chase the other insurer for the rest, so he got an independent claims company involved who took his car for repair, gave him a courtesy car and sorted the whole mess out for him, he now...