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Old 16-02-10, 05:45 PM   #1
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2001 mg zt £400!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1501875.htm

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Old 16-02-10, 05:57 PM   #2
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TBH Its only worth about £500 as it is. If it needs a new engine £1000+ and if that new engine needs belts then thats another £400+. And on a car worth little more than £2000 most people wont bother. It will just get broken for spares. Sad isn't it.
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rattle at 3000 revs only? not the plenum problem? some garages misdiagnose things sometimes. obv not heard it myself. thing is as ive said to a few people looking at cheap cars recently, sometimes your better just spending a bit more getting the slightly batter car as your gonna be forking out a lot otherwise
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New power vis - sorted I reckon. Even if not - that's got to be worth £1000 broken !
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must own his own comapny because according to the ad its still a company vehice
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Probably means that he uses it for a company vehicle - might get a vehicle allowance for it!

With that aside, that could be one heck of a bargain if it is actually the VIS playing about!
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engines been ran with no oil so sounds more like that will be the problem rather than the vis
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When do the vis thingys cut in??? 3000 revs or something!!!

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when the manifolds wear they rattle on idle as well, not just when the motors work
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