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vauxhall vivaro
« on: 23 August 2016, 23:23:56 »

my son rang me last Saturday morning to tell me he was buying a vehicle & I thought he said a zafira. so when he called to see me tonight driving a vivaro I was surprised. I need my ears testing. the dealer told him in a year to take it back for a service £99. also its done 74k & has a full service history but never had a cam belt change, so for another £210 the dealer said he would do it. me personally think the vendor knowing a belt was due should have done it.
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #1 on: 24 August 2016, 08:02:22 »

Shudder......Renault van.......the old man used to struggle to get them past the 80-100k mile mark without something on the power plant letting go
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #2 on: 24 August 2016, 11:57:43 »

Made in Luton  :y
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #3 on: 24 August 2016, 14:29:20 »

Made in Luton to a French design :y
Fixed ;)
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #4 on: 24 August 2016, 14:55:31 »

Assembled from a kit of bits! :y

Man father maintained a number of (e.g. a large number) of MOD ones and nothing but problems
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #5 on: 24 August 2016, 15:30:38 »

I remember borrowing the company one a few years back. 3 miles up the road the gear stick went all loose and floppy.  ::)

A couple of cable ties later all was well. Really cr@p arrangement of cables to operate the gearbox. If the rest of it is as poor..  ;D
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #6 on: 24 August 2016, 15:39:27 »

Made thrown together in Luton to a French design with a gearbox designed and built by Cadburys :y
Fixed ;)


NOW it's fixed :y 
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #7 on: 24 August 2016, 20:04:01 »

2.9T gross vehicle weight... clutch plate from a clit... yeahhh that'll be fine.  It won't judder like frig everytime you try and pull away... will it?  Ermm yes. Yes it will.  >:(

Re : cables to gearbox.. in the order of £600 if memory serves.  :o And that was 6yrs ago.

Concentric slave cylinder is shit as well.

And *when* not if the transmission fails make sure the spastic monkeys at the garage don't level fill the box.  It's only supposed to have 2.6? ltrs in not 4+ where it spills out the filler.  ::)
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #8 on: 27 August 2016, 21:04:13 »

I used to have a new one every 6 months at work and it was FAF, now I have a shitty Transit every 6 months and it wouldn't pull a greased stick out of a dogs bum :(
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #9 on: 27 August 2016, 21:08:18 »

I used to have a new one every 6 months at work and it was FAF, now I have a shitty Transit every 6 months and it wouldn't pull a greased stick out of a dogs bum :(
Have you tried?
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #10 on: 27 August 2016, 21:09:47 »

I used to have a new one every 6 months at work and it was FAF, now I have a shitty Transit every 6 months and it wouldn't pull a greased stick out of a dogs bum :(
Have you tried?

It's almost an olympic sport round Chester way  ;D
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Re: vauxhall vivaro
« Reply #11 on: 27 August 2016, 21:11:36 »

I used to have a new one every 6 months at work and it was FAF, now I have a shitty Transit every 6 months and it wouldn't pull a greased stick out of a dogs bum :(
Have you tried?

It's almost an olympic sport round Chester way  ;D
Yeah. He's gone all posh now. I remember when he was just a student knicker-sniffing landlord.  ;D
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