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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: JamesV6CDX on 09 May 2008, 15:12:00
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Hi Guys
Sorry if this has been done to death, I SHOULD know better.
I just want to know, if a 96 2.0 CDX estate will have a CD changer? Just wondering whether to burn some CDs for the trip home, so I don't hear the valves hitting the pistons ;D
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Hi Guys
Sorry if this has been done to death, I SHOULD know better.
I just want to know, if a 96 2.0 CDX estate will have a CD changer? Just wondering whether to burn some CDs for the trip home, so I don't hear the valves hitting the pistons ;D
Hang on a minute. There's some cylinders missing there! :o
;)
Kevin
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I know, it's not my first choice of engine, but for the price and condition I cannot look a gift horse in the mouth ;D
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My 96 CD had a CD head unit
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I must say, that I was utterly impressed with how well the X20XEV ran on LPG when we last converted one with a cheapo SGi Kit!
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I must say, that I was utterly impressed with how well the X20XEV ran on LPG when we last converted one with a cheapo SGi Kit!
Well get this one done and do your usual on the head.
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I must say, that I was utterly impressed with how well the X20XEV ran on LPG when we last converted one with a cheapo SGi Kit!
Me too. Good job considering we were a couple of miles up the road from the filling station before we realised that the fuel select button was short circuited and that it had in fact started and driven off on LPG without any calibration. :o
Marie was saying at the weekend it is doing 240 miles on that tank too.
Same again for yours then?
Kevin
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disc changer in the boot and plays copies