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General One year on

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Time for registration, have owned the Multi for exactly one year now.
Work done...
EGR blanked.
Turbo boost sensor replaced.
Front wishbones replaced
ARB bushes replaced
Timing belt, tensioner and water pump replaced.
aux belt replaced
Rear wheel bearings replaced.
Rear shocks replaced
Front and rear brake pads/shoes
Oil and filter change x 3
Front wipers replaced
windscreen replaced.
cooling fan wiring repaired.

I love the thing, let's hope next year is cheaper.
 
Time for registration, have owned the Multi for exactly one year now.
Work done...
EGR blanked.
Turbo boost sensor replaced.
Front wishbones replaced
ARB bushes replaced
Timing belt, tensioner and water pump replaced.
aux belt replaced
Rear wheel bearings replaced.
Rear shocks replaced
Front and rear brake pads/shoes
Oil and filter change x 3
Front wipers replaced
windscreen replaced.
cooling fan wiring repaired.

I love the thing, let's hope next year is cheaper.

Blooming eck. That's a lot in a year. Should not cost you anything next year bar a general service.
 
Time for registration, have owned the Multi for exactly one year now.
Work done...
EGR blanked.
Turbo boost sensor replaced.
Front wishbones replaced
ARB bushes replaced
Timing belt, tensioner and water pump replaced.
aux belt replaced
Rear wheel bearings replaced.
Rear shocks replaced
Front and rear brake pads/shoes
Oil and filter change x 3
Front wipers replaced
windscreen replaced.
cooling fan wiring repaired.

I love the thing, let's hope next year is cheaper.

My first year is up now, so below is what mine has had :

New Front Discs and Pads ( Mintex )
5 Year Service inc cambelt / tensioners / Aux Belt & Pulley / Water Pump
New Bosch Battery
4 New Continental Sport Contact 3 Tyres
2 New Front Springs
New EGR Valve
New DMF and Clutch
New Front Flexi Exhaust Pipe, eventually ( :eek: 8 Week Lead time for a Multijet, 2 Days for a JTD ) What a difference.
Front Wipers
New DPF Heater Sensor

Now big jobs are out of the way, the next year should be far less hopefully..:rolleyes:
 
Now big jobs are out of the way, the next year should be far less hopefully..:rolleyes:

Yeah, you should be good for a couple of years now. :)

My list sounds a lot but it probably all cost less than 500 quid.
Plus I have driven the thing through 14 counties in a year as well!
 
I knew it was coming.......

Had to have the trailing arm bushes done today.

Parts and labour 130 Euros,

Not too bad. :)
 
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