LS110
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Land Rover, Audi, Volkswagen
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Defender 110, A6, Golf D MK1
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300Tdi, 1.9Tdi, 1.6L
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Landy - Upgraded suspension, otherwise stock.
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err, no thank you
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I second that based on personal experience. Plus you have the advantage of observing the work being done. That kind of thing is not looked upon favorably at the agents !
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(Decided) What To Buy - Opinions Appreciated
LS110 replied to Supra_Natural's question in Car Buying Information
Congratulations mate... good choice -
Some good folks you've got there. very rare commodity in this day and age.
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I know its hard but ROCK HARD means something is not right Did you use a new clutch kit when doing the restoration ?. Fitting new master and slave pumps & hose and lubing the clutch return spring can give some mild releif if its really that bad. On the plus side you do get a really strong left leg
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Modern common rails would benefit if they had ultra low sulfur diesel (ULSD), with a sulfur content between 10 - 50 ppm. Might be quite a long wait before we get that though...
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As per the CPC specs auto diesel is 3000ppm and super diesel is 500ppm http://www.ceypetco.gov.lk/Ceypetco_Products.htm
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Thinking Of Buying A Audi A6 C5, 1.9Tdi Manual 6Speed
LS110 replied to ThanujaW's question in Car Buying Information
Ruwan - 773099281 Tell him you got his number from autolanka forum. -
Thinking Of Buying A Audi A6 C5, 1.9Tdi Manual 6Speed
LS110 replied to ThanujaW's question in Car Buying Information
IIRC its about 3 - 4K -
Thinking Of Buying A Audi A6 C5, 1.9Tdi Manual 6Speed
LS110 replied to ThanujaW's question in Car Buying Information
For the manual what you get is 5 Speed AFAIK. For starters the following guide can be helpful http://forum.autolanka.com/topic/3430-how-to-buy-a-used-car-in-sri-lanka/?hl=%2Bbuying+%2Bguide Specific to the model your looking at 1. Full service history would be essential 2. Get a full inspection done by the independant specialist or agents 3. Try out all the electrical options to see whether they are in working order. As some of them can be very expensive to replace. 4. On some engine codes, the water pump is driven by the Timing belt and should be replaced along with the Tbelt at 60K. If only the Tbelt has been replaced then its essential to replace the water pump if milage more than this ! -
Its a scam that has been going around for quite some time. just do a search for HHO scam. You can find loads of links debunking this like http://wiki.answers....ork_on_vehicles Earlier this was called "Run your car on water" now i suppose even the scammers have got on the 'Hybrid' bandwagon
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Heard the chassis is a SIII
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How To Find And Fix Leaks In Your Tubeless Tires
LS110 replied to ColomboRox's topic in General Automotive
by the way you call it "air" not "wind" -
The hose on my unit has split near the connection to the main unit. I suppose one can cut the hose and use the good part (part to be cut is < 5 cm) and then fix the locking nut at the new edge (looks like the hose end is crimped to the nut section). Anyone know where I can get the hose repaired ? oh and the brand is WIPRO
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I use one as a daily runner and haven't been dissapointed. Just like any other vehicle problems will crop up, when they do, if good quality parts are used and knowledgeable hands attend to it there is no issue. Also goes without saying that routine and preventive maintenance should be carried out diligently. Parts can be expensive if you only source from main stealers. E bay is a good alternative for small & medium stuff. One of the weak points is the clutch cylinders... tend to leak ever so often. But the replacements are not that pricey and replacement is a simple DIY. It might have something to do with the brand of brake oil used as IIRC the manual says use only Castrol... I havent used it and have been using Lockheed from day 1. Next time I will switch to castrol and see whether there is actually a difference. Engine wise upto 300Tdi, very simple and economical.. TD5 onwards it starts getting pricey... But its not for every one.... if you want a quite, comfortable, easy, sedate ride with no surprises, then forget it... then again if you're a bit of the adventurous and mechanically inclined kind... well then... by all means go for it.