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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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07/10/2006 03:45
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where are all italia based?
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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07/10/2006 04:19
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where are all italia based?
Based about 5 miles outside of Wrexham town centre in North Wales 
It should read ALLitalia, not ALitalia
The Coupe is an excellent one and I was after it for a while, although it didn't have the leather seats that I wanted, I would have bought some and put some in it, just to have this car as it's been well looked after.
At the time though, it wasn't for sale and they wouldn't sell it as they loved it so much, but their circumstances have changed.
I now have my Coupe, but would have definately had this one if I was still looking
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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07/10/2006 16:17
07/10/2006 16:17
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Full engine re-build at 71000 miles, but then a new turbo at 78500  Why was the faulty turbo not spotted during the re-build? never mind it's got a good SPECK, but could be removed from auction ENEY time 
Gone Audi mad!
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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08/10/2006 00:27
08/10/2006 00:27
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Whats up with Toad got one on the coupe and had them on other cars all ways been faultless
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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08/10/2006 00:29
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Full engine re-build at 71000 miles, but then a new turbo at 78500 Why was the faulty turbo not spotted during the re-build?
Allitalia's Crystal ball was probably out of order when the engine was done.
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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08/10/2006 00:56
08/10/2006 00:56
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Chertsey in the Thames
bockers
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Whats up with Toad got one on the coupe and had them on other cars all ways been faultless
because any alarm is bloody useless
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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08/10/2006 00:59
08/10/2006 00:59
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too right, its tells everyone ive just been burgled. My windows are broken, come grab whats left. The standard code system is all needed. And if someone wants ya system they will get it with whatever alarms fitted. Dont start me if its a meta. 
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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08/10/2006 01:17
08/10/2006 01:17
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i didnt think a turbo timer could be fitted to coupes due tothe coded keys so how does his work??
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Re: Engine rebuilt by Alitalia
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08/10/2006 02:33
08/10/2006 02:33
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Chertsey in the Thames
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i didnt think a turbo timer could be fitted to coupes due tothe coded keys so how does his work??
Coupes don't need a turbo timer as they are watercooled. Just ease off the loud pedal for the last mile and you will be fine.
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