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Old 26-05-2010, 19:19   #1
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absolutely amazing to drive now !!!! , so smooth, i think ive worked out the gearbox settings , leave it in economy ( hold mode ) unless setting off up a hill or wanting a quick burst of acceleration then drop it into 2nd, or flick it into auto mode .sally is a bit thirsty , but ive budgeted for that ,i reckon she is doing around 25 mpg around town so thats ok , rather than get a kick in the pants when you accelerate hard like a normal auto ... you get a smooth surge , i love it to bits , only thing to sort now is the starter motor , its sticking sometimes , so im going to get a new one as its very important in a auto , windscreen is being fitted on saturday afternoon too , so only sunroof rattle to sort then , ive had loads of comments from people about how good my truck looks , it is so different to what is was before to drive . i love it to bits !!!!
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Old 26-05-2010, 19:24   #2
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i just wish rick and swifty lived a bit nearer lol
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Old 26-05-2010, 19:46   #3
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i would say 25 mpg is pretty good around town for one of theese, mine is a swb manual and that's about wnhat i get, having said that it is loaded up a lot and i do tow a trailer fairly often.
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Old 26-05-2010, 21:24   #4
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Good stuff Briggie, find a place that will recondition your starter & refit it for you don't buy a new one. Mine went on my Rover before Christmas & I saved a good amount of money & I only had to wait two hours.
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Old 26-05-2010, 21:29   #5
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where!! sounds like a good place to know about that dose
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Old 26-05-2010, 22:17   #6
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oh id buy new. mine had a "recon" in it, and it was sh1t. took it apart and it was screwed inside. afetr all the hassle with this truck, just buy new.
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i just wish rick and swifty lived a bit nearer lol
Bet he doesnt






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