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darrenwall
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mi16 spares or repairs

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405 mi16 , 1992 j reg . cam belt tensioner has gone so belt has slipped but still starts . excellent runner before that happened . i got no time ,space or money to fix her up and i am gutted to get rid of her but i already bought a cheap car so i got no choice but to get rid now . the mileage is 166,000 , the tax and mot has expired ( it needs a small 10p size hole welded under the sill for the mot ) and it has clean unmarked black leather interior . im looking for about £250 for it but if anyone on here wants it i could come down on the price .
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does it have a/c? and more importantly if it does, does it work?
Peugeot wrote:what are you worried about? we made car that lasted 10 years"..."Zat is very goode non? :|
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jameslxdt wrote:does it have a/c? and more importantly if it does, does it work?
its got air con but it needs regassing , it used to work but slowly started to lose its cold air . my friend got his own air con / refrigeration company and he explained that when you dont use them , the carbon seals in the pumps dry out and lets the gas escape slowly thats why its best to use it often even for a short time
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Well, that didn't last you long :( Surely, a slipped belt shouldn't be more to fix than a price of a er... ohh, let's see... a Fiesta? :?
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Re: mi16 spares or repairs

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Captain Jack wrote:Well, that didn't last you long :( Surely, a slipped belt shouldn't be more to fix than a price of a er... ohh, let's see... a Fiesta? :?
it probably would have been cheaper but i really couldnt be stuck without a car for a couple of weeks due to the kind of shifts i work ( anything from a 4am start to a 1am finish :cry: ) . i was gonna be selling her soon cos the missus wants to learn and the mi16 is far from an ideal learners car and i want to get a discovery or a shogun so something small and temporary suits me fine for now :cheesy:
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