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« on: 23 February 2015, 20:15:20 »
Just been having a look at those hyundai tincan that Mr 4x4 posted up. Owner reviews are great, I reckon they'd last forever.
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #1 on: 23 February 2015, 20:40:53 »
Are these things ever used on the rough?

Just like the Range Rooney most never see a muddy field.
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« Reply #2 on: 23 February 2015, 20:50:24 »
Ermmm.....don't know :-\ according to the reviews, they are great in the snow though. I kinda like them for the same reason I like my orlando....different. I like different.
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« Reply #3 on: 23 February 2015, 23:28:28 »
Use mine every day across the fields where I walk my dogs , it copes very well is great in the snow as well.
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« Reply #4 on: 24 February 2015, 00:14:45 »
Quote from: STMO on 23 February 2015, 20:50:24
Ermmm.....don't know :-\ according to the reviews, they are great in the snow though. I kinda like them for the same reason I like my orlando....different. I like different.

Anal warts are different. :)
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« Reply #5 on: 24 February 2015, 03:05:34 »
Quote from: Doctor Opti on 24 February 2015, 00:14:45
Quote from: STMO on 23 February 2015, 20:50:24
Ermmm.....don't know :-\ according to the reviews, they are great in the snow though. I kinda like them for the same reason I like my orlando....different. I like different.

Anal warts are different. :)
And both the 1.8 manual Vectra C and 3.2 Omega are very capable in snow... ;D
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #6 on: 24 February 2015, 18:05:46 »
My little bro has a Santa Fe which seems to be a reliable, robust bus now we've sorted out the rich running.  Trouble is, and I've heard it before with Hyundai, pattern parts are hard to get, and most of the shite that the likes of euroshiteparts sell simply do not fit.
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« Reply #7 on: 24 February 2015, 18:31:32 »
Only ever use genuine parts on all my cars ,but to be honest the genuine Hyundai parts are no dearer than vx .On the Hyundai forum there was a cut away pattern filter compared to a genuine it looked crap to me ,like anything pay your money / make your choice.
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #8 on: 24 February 2015, 18:35:53 »
Quote from: Tilbo on 24 February 2015, 18:31:32
Only ever use genuine parts on all my cars ,but to be honest the genuine Hyundai parts are no dearer than vx .On the Hyundai forum there was a cut away pattern filter compared to a genuine it looked crap to me ,like anything pay your money / make your choice.
Filters in particular I always use genuine.

Bro is finding Hyundai parts quite dear (£50 for a fuel filter for eg), not sure if that's just because its a Santa Fe, which looks like it was always destined for Jap and US market, and euroland it's not so common.
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #9 on: 24 February 2015, 19:15:03 »
we have the I40's at work and they seem a comfy enough car...seem to be well equip as well :y
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #10 on: 24 February 2015, 20:12:18 »


Got to admit I quite like my Hyundai  bought this when my omega packed up
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #11 on: 24 February 2015, 20:20:19 »
Quote from: TheBoy on 24 February 2015, 18:35:53
Quote from: Tilbo on 24 February 2015, 18:31:32
Only ever use genuine parts on all my cars ,but to be honest the genuine Hyundai parts are no dearer than vx .On the Hyundai forum there was a cut away pattern filter compared to a genuine it looked crap to me ,like anything pay your money / make your choice.
Filters in particular I always use genuine.

Bro is finding Hyundai parts quite dear (£50 for a fuel filter for eg), not sure if that's just because its a Santa Fe, which looks like it was always destined for Jap and US market, and euroland it's not so common.

SWMBO used to have a Lantra. Parts from the dealers were stupidly priced ........ £30odd for a CV joint rubber dust cover
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« Reply #12 on: 24 February 2015, 20:30:23 »
All depends what you call dear, if a part wears out after a few years use & it costs £30.00 to replace it with a genuine item I would have no problem with that, I simply do not like pattern parts on my vehicles , each car is built to a certain specification  & for my own peace of mind as long as I own the vehicle that is how it will stay .
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #13 on: 24 February 2015, 20:37:56 »
Quote from: Tilbo on 24 February 2015, 20:30:23
All depends what you call dear, if a part wears out after a few years use & it costs £30.00 to replace it with a genuine item I would have no problem with that, I simply do not like pattern parts on my vehicles , each car is built to a certain specification  & for my own peace of mind as long as I own the vehicle that is how it will stay .

SWBMO's car got A N Other CV joint supplied by my mate's motorfactors at a price of 3 quid. Around the same time, I bought the complete CV joint, gaiter, grease & tie wraps for a Cavalier for around £30. Depends which pattern parts & how much the dealer is trying to extort from you for the OE part
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Re: Hyundai
« Reply #14 on: 25 February 2015, 20:58:02 »
Quote from: millwall on 24 February 2015, 20:12:18


Got to admit I quite like my Hyundai  bought this when my omega packed up




You having a Mid life crisis Adam????  or a change in job ....short back and sides me thinks ??????...... ;D
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