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may fix the coupe
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08/05/2008 01:47
08/05/2008 01:47
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boabmc
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boabmc
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Well after decigding now that i may fix the car, as i can source an engine from member on forum.
Main reason is i dont have time, tools or knowledge to break so therefore would make no real money in doing so. So have decided i may as well get the engine replaced.
Im looking for some info on what to do, should i be checking anything else whilst engine is out.
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Re: may fix the coupe
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08/05/2008 04:22
08/05/2008 04:22
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PeteP
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Fit a new clutch and change belts and tensioners on the new engine if they have not been done within the last 2 years.
16VT and X1/9 1500
We must all do our part for the planet.
I unplugged a row of electric cars that nobody was using.
I even unplugged my own.
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Re: may fix the coupe
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08/05/2008 16:13
08/05/2008 16:13
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boabmc
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boabmc
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will be taking belts, tensioners and water pump off my engine as they were fitted just last week
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Re: may fix the coupe
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08/05/2008 23:49
08/05/2008 23:49
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lickyl
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lickyl
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Put another new belt on, even if it is only a week old.
Taking them on and off is not good for them, for what they cost against a new engine put a new belt on.
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