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eliotrw

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Post #26
jord294 wrote:

to be more exact (inc vat)

1827.23 top mount £52.21
1844.25 top mount buffer £17.34
1844.68 gearbox mount £39.23

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When South wales (Cardiff) Peugeot tax was applied I ended up as
Top 60
buffers 19
The bit on the top of the mount that prevents vertical movement 8quid
and gearbox 45!!!!
I was like ARE YOU SUPER SERIAL?
Yes yes they were.
Suffice to say i've ordered the top mount bits for now. Will sort the gearbox one out at a later date.
89 quid of parts just to sort the top mount :S

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Posted 25th Sep 2012 at 12:39
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Post #27
All these smallish parts certainly do add up. Yes Sad

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Posted 25th Sep 2012 at 15:29
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dangti6

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Post #28
eliotrw wrote:
I'm good thanks mate, dont want anything other than new ones if its getting more power soon really :/

Thanks though!


At this rate the only conversion route you'll be going down is the LPG one when all the oil in the world runs out LOL

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    • Posted 25th Sep 2012 at 15:31
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    eliotrw

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    Post #29
    Har har har.... I've always said April and its not April Yet.... and before you mention suspension i didnt budget for a head rebuild and a new radiator last month but it happened ok LOL
    Wont be long now. Just a bit of a shame that it looks like the good bits are all going to happen fairly quickly Smile

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    Posted 25th Sep 2012 at 16:00
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    eliotrw

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    Post #30
    Did this yesterday and it was a royal pain in the ass. After a bit of positive talk from Deepak over the phone It was sorted though.
    Basically took absolutely ages to line the engine back up to fit the cradle back om afterwards.
    Seems like one of those jobs that takes 20 minutes or 1.5 hours depending on luck
    Good news is that i fitted new buffers and a new bumpstop for the top of the Mount too.
    The gap for the chassis seems bigger now though so i may have to make a second chock for the rear.

    First thing i noticed is no shake when starting and slowing down with the gears and flooring it are much less worrying too.

    Turned out the rubber was knackered and the bottom part of the mount that touches the washer was cracked
    Luckily the chassis looked tiptop so all good now Smile

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    Posted 28th Sep 2012 at 09:52
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