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• #49352
Right rear wheel slightly out of balance, no flat spots apparently.
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• #49354
You barking up the wrong tree, you meant to reply to @mi7rennie
Definitely get an estate (station wagon l your side) thought.
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• #49355
Have you commented on how you may have had a flat spot, or did I miss that?
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• #49356
That's a UKDM 3.0 l H6, which I don't think the US got (not in specb variant anyway). Think USDM got a 2.5turbo gen IV spec B (bilstein suspension etc). JDM had a 2l twinscroll turbo...
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• #49357
The car was parked up from October until May pretty much- so was a little concerned. However, chap (in so far as I could understand him) said this was not the case and it was just slightly out of balance.
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• #49358
Ah yeah....seems we only get the Outback. Bit on the quirky side, but looks voluminous enough to cart the fam and some toys around. Hopefully capable enough for some dirt road action too. I guess I'd gravitate towards the 3.6, are they reliable enough?
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• #49359
Not sure on the 3.6, but the 3l is (very) good so long as you are watchful of oil levels and quality.
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• #49360
Perfect engine for a VW type 2 ;)
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• #49361
Ta fella. Will have to investigate. The UK versions look way nicer...still, it's for the missus and it will likely be pleasant to have a little more suspension for the post apocalyptic concrete we drive on here.
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• #49362
Ah ok. Not the flat spotting I was thinking about. 😁
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• #49363
Could you import one?
EDIT: Stupid idea as there are alot of emissions stuff.
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• #49364
Nah, you can't import shit into CA. Total nightmare.
As you suggest, all emissions related.
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• #49365
Yeah I forgot, thought you could get something cheap with the exchange rate and then remembered.
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• #49366
Right. What the fuck is this shit? 😊
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• #49367
90s Rolls Silver Spirit / Bentley Mulsanne?
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• #49369
Tuch. 😎
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• #49370
Good job. I was wracking my mind
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• #49371
got it back from the garage after a week of them faffing about and doing not much.
was told it was a major engine fault, would need stripped and turbo replaced (even though it was running fine....) and probably not worth doing as it would be at least a day and a half's labour.
So, went home, bought replacement MAP sensor, bought a tub of engine flush and a tub of turbo cleaner additive, bought iCar Soft diagnostic tool, do diagnostics, replace sensor, delete error codes, add flush, drive about, all good. Add turbo cleaner, top up, drive about at high revs. Still all good. Total cost about £95.
For a supposed Fiat specialist I'm a bit confused how a garage can be so fucking useless. Now deliberating on trading it in for a petrol engined Fiorino or Qubo as I doubt I'll be doing the kind of long motorway miles that will keep the DPF and electronics working ok.
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• #49372
did you buy it Richie or just helping out storage wise? amazing project if you have taken it on. beautiful little car
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• #49373
long story, but i have taken it in storage, in a deal to avoid it being sold on. I have my professional acreditation coming up, after which i should get a significant bump in pay/bonus. I will reassess my sitch at christmas.
seemed like a good plan to me...
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• #49374
sweet dude. nail that accreditation. and line this up as reward. good luck dude
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• #49375
What he said! That would be the daddy. Such lovely motors.
Hey, yup keep it above 4.2k for the kick from the variable lift... And literally watch the fuel gauge plummet