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Need advice from a mechanic on this car



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  172 cup
apart from what he has already done i'd change the lambda, one of the most obvious things to change to be honest
 

jenic

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I think that's expensive for a broken one.

If Harpham gets his gay yellow Clio his ph1 might be for sale, might be worth pm'ing him
 
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Tis expensive just thought if I went there with the knowledge of what was wrong with it might have been able to get it for cheap
 
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thing is with a missfire it could be alot of things. just go have a look if its really local and you want it. then just make him an offer which reflects what it could cost to get it repaired. whats the worst that could happen.
 
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thing is with a missfire it could be alot of things. just go have a look if its really local and you want it. then just make him an offer which reflects what it could cost to get it repaired. whats the worst that could happen.

Yeah probably will just didn't want to turn up an say that's broke but it's defo gunna cost loads to fix...
 

Daniel

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  Whichever has fuel
Theres a guy selling a proper mint low mileage ph1 on here for £1700.

Why would you consider buying a broken one for the same money??
 
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Cus the one that you are on about is sold and again I wouldn't pay that hence the thread I wanted someone with mechanical knowledge to give me some suggestions on why the cars fubarred so I could haggle the price
 

Daniel

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  Whichever has fuel
The thing is, its impossible to diagnose the car without seeing it.

Could be a sensor, could be a dropped valve.
 
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The thing is, its impossible to diagnose the car without seeing it.

Could be a sensor, could be a dropped valve.

So misfires are caused from a number of things? these are the answers I was looking for like I say I'm not to clued up on causes of problems on cars so any help is appreciated

Cheers
 

Rob

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As he says really.

If the guy in the ad really has replaced everything he's mentioned, then it's worse than usual because it's normally one of those things.

You'll spend more on trying to fix it than you would finding another decent one.
 

Daniel

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  Whichever has fuel
I once foolishly trusted someone that sold me a car as needing an injector.

It had dropped a valve, needed nearly £1000 worth of work.
 
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I once foolishly trusted someone that sold me a car as needing an injector.

It had dropped a valve, needed nearly £1000 worth of work.

f**k it then I'll try find summat els.typical really when you've got a car there's loads about but when your own sells there's none worth havin
 


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