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Old 28-02-2013, 13:45   #1
Liam.fisher28
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Hi everyone

I am a new member with a 2003 Terrano (2.7) which was a very recent purchase.

This is to be used mainly for boat towing and a bit of off roading.

Everything seems fine although the clutch fluid needs replacing and a aux belt is a bit noisy.

Does anyone know of a Nissan specialist or recommended garage in the Wirral, Cheshire and Wrexham area. I'd like to have these little bits sorted before any real use and abuse.

Many thanks
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Old 28-02-2013, 15:09   #2
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1st welcome to the club

why do you need a garage when you have this forum most of he things you need to fix ......everything can be found HERE :

all the other idiots will along soon to help you out .

pay your tenner .....sit back and enjoy the ride ?
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Old 28-02-2013, 17:23   #3
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Hi, thanks for the welcome.

As a current user of both Saab and BMW forums such things are invaluable. I only hope this one is a bit less fascist that the BMW forum.

The hints and advice are very helpful. My need for a trusted garage is time. I use a local Saab specialist and it's brilliant.
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Old 28-02-2013, 18:23   #4
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Welcome aboard, no facists here just loads of nutters now where is Zippy and Briggie

As you can tell theres a lot of banter, advice and workshop downloads.

So why do you need the clutch fluid changing?
Most of the belts are noisy, mine gets worse in the cold weather.
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Old 28-02-2013, 18:46   #5
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welcome im one of the other idiots lol you really dont want a garage these are simple to work on and help is always here sometime members on hete are willing to lend a helping hand had my clutch done ny the great rick n swifty
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Old 28-02-2013, 20:50   #6
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Hi, thanks for the replies. The clutch is very stiff to operate and the fluid looks in poor condition - very dark in colour. I'm hoping that the clutch itself isn't on the way out and or something else is wrong.

If anyone is local and can give me a wise opinion on this please let me know.
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