MOST EXPENSIVE REPAIR BILL

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MOST EXPENSIVE REPAIR BILL

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bsi/bsu +labour and towing £500
full exhaust £300
rear quarter window £133


all this in one year!
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parcelman wrote:all this in one year!
Not 2011 I hope! :P
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This month - I'll be spending:

- £350+ on the cambelt/water pump change on the Coupe
- £50 (inc. delivery) for a new wing for the Saloon so I can get her through her MOT
- £40-ish for the MOT on the Saloon
- £40-ish for Autoleads adapters to get my after-market stereo fitted to the Coupe

I'll also need to get the wiring checked for the cigarette lighter socket on the Coupe as it blows fuses whenever you plug anything in to it. And, the "Fuel Cap Open" alert comes up whenever you start the car, and the warning light remains on for the whole journey :roll: No idea how much these niggles will cost to fix, but I want to get them sorted
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some time this year i will spend
near £500 on a solid flywheel conversion
about £30 for a new rear wheel bearing, and ill probably decide i want to do both.
£50 on different cleaning products to keep the seats soft, the dash clean, and the carpets fresh.
and whatever else may need buying.
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My 406 stood me the following in 2008......

Lift Pump
Engine Mount
EGR
Eggsauce Flexi + CAT
Back Box
I/C Hose
Service and brakes etc

£1,200.00 :shock:
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the eggsauce mentioned again what is that. I dont mind spending money on my car, i enjoy the experience of fixing it up.
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Sorry, I introduced 'eggsauce' as a kinda similar-sounding word to 'exhaust' - probably doesn't work that well in NI ?
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serious cash spent guys,oh the joys of motoring,my pug is in garage as i speak,rear wheel locked on,god knows what the bill will be,its a pug so it wont be cheap,its the best car ive had but the most expensive for parts.
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in 2 years of owning my pug all this happend in the 2nd year

new front springs £150
new timing and aux belt £270
new aux belt tensioner £150 (went 2 months after new belts fitted) :evil:
new clutch £180

thats the major bits 8)
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Since I bought it in Jan 2010:

Mot & Full Service - £200 (needed exhaust centre for Mot)

Cambelt, water pump, aux belt & bottom pulley £450


& that's the most I've ever spent on any car that I've owned apart from the set of new alloys & tyres I fitted to my 3 yr old GLX when I had it, but they got removed & sold on when the car went.
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http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/7921/reportw.gif

It's not a Peugeot, but I bought the Mondeo in August 09 for £2650... Three weeks later, I get the above handed to me lol.
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i know a jag driver who showed me a list of problems, through the dealers it would have cost £6k to fix.
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highlander wrote:- £350+ on the cambelt/water pump change on the Coupe
- £50 (inc. delivery) for a new wing for the Saloon so I can get her through her MOT
- £40-ish for the MOT on the Saloon
- £40-ish for Autoleads adapters to get my after-market stereo fitted to the Coupe

I'll also need to get the wiring checked for the cigarette lighter socket on the Coupe as it blows fuses whenever you plug anything in to it. And, the "Fuel Cap Open" alert comes up whenever you start the car, and the warning light remains on for the whole journey :roll: No idea how much these niggles will cost to fix, but I want to get them sorted
Well, just got my eyes tested, and need new glasses (frames + lenses = £140, plus I ordered a set of prescription shades - total = £176) - so some of the above will definitely get delayed til February at least. Cambelt change for the Coupe and a new wing + MOT for the saloon are the big two - hopefully I'll be able to sell the saloon then, given it will have a year's MOT on it.
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gRoberts wrote:http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/7921/reportw.gif

It's not a Peugeot, but I bought the Mondeo in August 09 for £2650... Three weeks later, I get the above handed to me lol.
That's a shitter right there bud :shock: :shock: :shock:
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gRoberts wrote:http://img826.imageshack.us/img826/7921/reportw.gif

It's not a Peugeot, but I bought the Mondeo in August 09 for £2650... Three weeks later, I get the above handed to me lol.
its a ford, what more can i say :lol: :lol:
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