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robb
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:) passed again just had to get new passenger wiper this old shed is the best car Ive had twice in a row without major work Im pleased as punch :)
1997 406 2.0 petrol estate lx..D8.............OH dear where does this nut go?
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I've always said the 406 is very easy when it comes to MOT's, there's rarely any major issues, even the handbrake (which we all think is pants) usually scrapes through :|

Your Petrol engine is supremely reliable and simple so I'd hang on to it if your on a budget or in no rush to change up.
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Welly wrote:I've always said the 406 is very easy when it comes to MOT's, there's rarely any major issues, even the handbrake (which we all think is pants) usually scrapes through :|

Your Petrol engine is supremely reliable and simple so I'd hang on to it if your on a budget or in no rush to change up.

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I am to be honest, quite surprised that mine had one issue, that said I did fix two issues before the MOT ..... :)

Well done!
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Well done, it shows that it pays to keep up with maintenance etc.

Just hope my jalopy goes through in 6 weeks time, must do the handbrake......
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GingerMagic wrote:Well done, it shows that it pays to keep up with maintenance etc.

Just hope my jalopy goes through in 6 weeks time, must do the handbrake......
Good luck for you :)
Handbrakes really are a sore subject for these 406's aren't they? :shock:

Oddly, when I first got the car I realized the handbrake was not holding what so ever - which led to some incredibly hair moments I can tell you.
Left the old man, NOT done ANY work on the handbrake and now it's working perfectly. :shock:

Self-healing car. :lol:
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robb
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Welly wrote:I've always said the 406 is very easy when it comes to MOT's, there's rarely any major issues, even the handbrake (which we all think is pants) usually scrapes through :|

Your Petrol engine is supremely reliable and simple so I'd hang on to it if your on a budget or in no rush to change up.
Funny you mention the handbrake he said 406s are in his words shite :but if I go back when he isnt busy he will adjust it free of charge :shock: I have no intentions of getting rid yet and if I do in the future I will buy a later model 8)
1997 406 2.0 petrol estate lx..D8.............OH dear where does this nut go?
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