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General Car Chat / Re: Knocking noise from Seicento
« on: 31 January 2011, 16:06:23 »Quote
http://www.jandrcvjoints.co.uk/fiat-seicento-cv-joint-see-description-for-models-p-3463.html
This is the one i have ordered.
good price Dan
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http://www.jandrcvjoints.co.uk/fiat-seicento-cv-joint-see-description-for-models-p-3463.html
This is the one i have ordered.
Sounds like a CV joint would be my first point of call. Was it the joint replaced or just the boot? Is it/they split again or come adrift?
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Owened the Senator over 5 years now, can't bear to part with it [smiley=kiss.gif] [smiley=kiss.gif]---------
QuoteQuoteI always liked the senators,I would swap the mig for a tidy 24v in a heartbeat
That's the problem though, 'tidy' ones are pretty much non existent.
My mate traveled up to Yorkshire (from Bristol) to buy one the other week after viewing several other shitboxes. This one is in good condition when you consider the age of the car, but it still needs a couple of arches and a new sill welded in, not to mention silly little things like the seat height adjusters freeing up and the like.
They are fetching strong money nowadays. A true Modern Classic in my eyes.
and I had a Senator parked next to the omega that succeded it. I knew I should've got shut of the Omega when it died on me after a fortnight of ownership - crank sensor/DIS pack - and I'd just been told of the looming redundancy. What I paid for the Omega would have easily sorted the paint & sills that the Senator needed.
C'est la vie!
Sorted now.
Just bought a 1999 Fiat Seciento 1.1 Sporting with 75k and MOT till December for £375
Cheers for the PM and links off everyone
Much to my surprise and the mot testers who did a emissions test this morning,,,,, its passed with flying colours its now booked in for tuesday afternoon for a full mot test now i know it will pass the emissions
readingS were .....
FAST IDLE TEST:
DESCRIPTION LIMIT ACTUAL
Engine speed 2500/3000rpm manual check
CO: max 0.200% 0.061
HC: max 200ppm 29
LAMBDA 0.970- 1.030 1.0001
NATURAL IDLE TEST:
Engine speed: 450-1500rpm manual check
CO: max 0.300% 0.019%
JUST HOPE ITS AS GOOD TO ME ON TUESDAY WHEN IT HAS THE FULL MOT TEST
I have a 2.5 auto and went to Devon on hols last year and averaged 29.3 mpg. that was a combination of motorways there and back and a week of driving along small lanes and B roads. I was pleasantly supprised.
Thanks for the advice guys car has got gallatic miles on it 150K but its had one owner and its costing me nothing, had plenty of bits changed on it and maintained regardless