Errr sorry! Ford problem! Help?

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i dont speed, i stick precisley to the legal limits, its just that i get to them quickly and like to remain at them speeds, not 45 mph behind a nissan micra vibe.
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Well it's in the Ford Stealer, that'll be a minimum of £79.99+VAT for the diagnostics, and that's before they fix it.... :cry: Cheap my arse! :roll:
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Ooo-er :? :(
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ha peugeots a bargain then at £70 for a diagnostic check, and at least they offer you some beverages. Whats fords equivilant to the com2000
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Aaaand it's back Ladies and Gents, the diagnosis was "Wiring fault to ECT sensor". The cost was £79.99 + VAT, that's £95.99 to wiggle your wires please sir...

Still could have been worse I suppose :roll:
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Yeahhhh I was right :D
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you got pinched by the new vat price then.
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Yup :(
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DaiRees wrote:Aaaand it's back Ladies and Gents, the diagnosis was "Wiring fault to ECT sensor". The cost was £79.99 + VAT, that's £95.99 to wiggle your wires please sir...

Still could have been worse I suppose :roll:
Oo-er, blows my "£50 notes" right out the water :oops:

Still, at least it sounds like the kinda thing you couldn't fix yourself (as far as SWIMBO goes) :supafrisk:
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is the ford focus still the uks best selling hatchback. The saloon version looks terrible.
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