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Thinking of replacing the Jimny with a Panda 4x4.
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04 Aug 2013 09:10 #78921
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What Car 2012 Reliability survey: The Jeep doesn't do too well!
Alas, a new Jimny would solve none of my problems, otherwise I'd keep my Jimny.
Alas, a new Jimny would solve none of my problems, otherwise I'd keep my Jimny.
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04 Aug 2013 09:52 #78925
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Sounds good to me Mark. Do you mean cars that you could work on that had real carburetors, a simple distributor, do a head change without having to acquire a Masters degree in advanced electronics, etc.
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markyp2000 wrote: And even the new ford ka is bassed on a fiat 500 things are just going from bad to worse in the motor trade now i say bring back old school stuff
Sounds good to me Mark. Do you mean cars that you could work on that had real carburetors, a simple distributor, do a head change without having to acquire a Masters degree in advanced electronics, etc.
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04 Aug 2013 10:22 #78929
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Happy Days.
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04 Aug 2013 11:08 #78935
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If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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I had a Fiat Uno the 1000cc FIRE engine, it was a great little car, never did less than 45mpg, no rust when I sold it.
The window winder was broken, and the window would drop down, so I made a nice piece of wood with a notch in, moved the handle so it was horizontal with the window up, and used the wood as a lock.
No sychro in second (It had done the best part of 100,000 miles round town) Oil light glowed at tickover.
The girl I bought it off had never had it serviced, when I got it the oil in the sump was like treacle, and the boot was full of trim parts that had fallen off :S
I loved that little car
My brother has had a succession of Fiats, apart from a Mk1 Panda they have been nothing but trouble mainly dodgy electrics, a 5 cylinder 2 litre thing that the engine fell out of and stopped the car because the whole of one side is supported by a big metalastc block in tension, and the metal part broke.
The window winder was broken, and the window would drop down, so I made a nice piece of wood with a notch in, moved the handle so it was horizontal with the window up, and used the wood as a lock.
No sychro in second (It had done the best part of 100,000 miles round town) Oil light glowed at tickover.
The girl I bought it off had never had it serviced, when I got it the oil in the sump was like treacle, and the boot was full of trim parts that had fallen off :S
I loved that little car
My brother has had a succession of Fiats, apart from a Mk1 Panda they have been nothing but trouble mainly dodgy electrics, a 5 cylinder 2 litre thing that the engine fell out of and stopped the car because the whole of one side is supported by a big metalastc block in tension, and the metal part broke.
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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