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02-05-2013, 05:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-05-2013, 05:59 PM by Chris_90.)
Just gauging interest got the hdi engine competing out the car soon will be complete with every thing alternator/power steering pump/ turbo, hp pump, injectors (fully refurbished 4week ago)
S would any one be interested in buying it as a lot?? Say £150 complete or £180 with gearbox
Or if enough interest will break it in to bits? (if I do this the rods won't be for sale  )
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Can admin lock this please as just sold the car 
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What!?
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You change your car more often the I change my pants! 
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Yer car sold  sorry guys just change my mind all the time but keeping d turbo for a while till I find some thing else not sure what tho taking my time this time not rushing in to buying a car like I did with Hdi
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shame was going to offer good money for injectors 
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Haha this Is crazy!
Kent you missed my low mileage 072's mate!
Bought them ages ago but never got round to fitting them.
Justsean has dibs on them now tho.
Whats up with yours anyway?
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nothing is wrong just cba with the tappy tappy tappy
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Youll be lucky if you find any 306 injectors that dont tick mate, thats why I got 072s from a 307.
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Mine are nearly 160k and are fine, although they could of been changed in 2005 when the last owner spent £2900 on it in one go!!
You can get them refurbished for under £100 in that solution. Some guy does a service, you send yours off he turns the round within a week and sends back. Someone on .net has done it and im sure gareth7 has?
Chris cant believe you sacked the HDi off buddy!!!
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(03-05-2013, 06:06 PM)Arron Wrote: Chris cant believe you sacked the HDi off buddy!!!
Really? Lol
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(03-05-2013, 05:22 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: nothing is wrong just cba with the tappy tappy tappy
My non-tapping ones just sold for £30 on ebay.
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(03-05-2013, 06:22 PM)Oil-burner Wrote: (03-05-2013, 06:06 PM)Arron Wrote: Chris cant believe you sacked the HDi off buddy!!!
Really? Lol
 was a nice nice car but very boaring to drive, but this is me all over change my mind all the time will regret it in a few days no doubt but it's gone now only down road tho
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Boring to drive? Map it then?
I dunno, mental mate. I was very tempted with it when ash sold it.
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It was mapped but was still a really really nice car would say the nicest one I've owned by far just shame about the engine
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Give over, in all honesty the hdi is a lot stronger and more refined by far.
Ive had several dts and while I prefer the spanner tuning I much prefer the hdi engine.
Every one of my xuds pupped headgaskets, this one has been no trouble whatsoever apart from a wheel bearing and the rear beam!
No brainer really.
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(03-05-2013, 07:45 PM)Oil-burner Wrote: Give over, in all honesty the hdi is a lot stronger and more refined by far.
Ive had several dts and while I prefer the spanner tuning I much prefer the hdi engine.
Every one of my xuds pupped headgaskets, this one has been no trouble whatsoever apart from a wheel bearing and the rear beam!
No brainer really.
I've never had a xud pop a headgasket, never thrown a rod the engine's have all ways been extremely reliable, hdi's had electrical problems, hp pump brakeing etc etc but I'm not say the hdi is crap by no means as there a good car just not for me tho
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I'm with Simon. Ive had hdi and dturbo. Dont get me wrong I liked both for different reasons. Just I feel hdi is less work. Never let me down. Where as the dturbo was a case of paying it will stay and keep going which it did but want for me.
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Youve not ran one long enough for the oil to blacken dude!
ive never had a rod go either but headgaskets are a common problem with them. Youll notice "team orange engine bay"
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(04-05-2013, 12:20 AM)Oil-burner Wrote: Youve not ran one long enough for the oil to blacken dude!
ive never had a rod go either but headgaskets are a common problem with them. Youll notice "team orange engine bay"
LOL i have doing 500mile a week! done over 7k in this d turbo, the blue hdi i had i did 12k in that.... i do a fair bit of mileage
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