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mike16v

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22nd Dec 06 at 20:21

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think im gonna buy a cheap cally just to get me by for a few months, any common faults/problems to look out for?

[Edited on 22-12-2006 by mike16v]

Steve

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22nd Dec 06 at 20:23

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4wd?

mike16v

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22nd Dec 06 at 20:27

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na mate would stick with a 16v not a turbo, sorry meant to say that

Jambo

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22nd Dec 06 at 21:06

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wishbones, door washers, steering, droplinks, drivers bolster wear, tappity engines (all other faults associated with XE's)

Errrr, thats off the top of my head most of those are just due to their age!

Buy an ecotec one as its a much more reliable and younger cars

Get yourself on clubcalibra.net

STEvieXE

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22nd Dec 06 at 22:29

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porous heads...

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