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well not really cos he lost a fair bit on selling me the bravo
o right fair enough he just got sick of it
urgent help... Derby
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urgent help... Derby
o right fair enough he just got sick of it
yeah I just got a bit fed up of not being able to drive it. Was off the road with problems 3 times within a month of me buying it and the HG was the final straw heh. Lost around £700 on the price I paid for it I was crying all the way to the bank
Angel, I'de offer the marea recovery service but tbh its a good 30-45mins drive down the A50 from here to the motorway so probs about an hour before I get there, at which point, tom could have been on his way. Also I aint got the petrol
I was crying all the way to the bank Angel, I'de offer the marea recovery service but tbh its a good 30-45mins drive down the A50 from here to the motorway so probs about an hour before I get there, at which point, tom could have been on his way. Also I aint got the petrol
Too late now but this may be of help in the future, and on the future car
https://www.fiatforum.com/insurance/44965-breakdown-cover.html
from thread it seems that you dont have any??
Hope you got sorted
https://www.fiatforum.com/insurance/44965-breakdown-cover.html
from thread it seems that you dont have any??
Hope you got sorted
Why dont people join the AA?
How much is it for the AA? im on a business plan
so i dont pay nothing car isnt even used for bussiness use
Bad luck tho I would hate to be stranded
How much is it for the AA? im on a business plan
so i dont pay nothing car isnt even used for bussiness use
Bad luck tho I would hate to be stranded
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About £40 will get you basic cover with RAC/AA. Spread over a year that's not a lot if you consider how much it costs to transport a car, and yourself.
I would have payed that
Might get it for my grandad for his birthday when it is
I cant get him it for christmass cause he cant drive for 6 weeks i need to go see him about a driving rotor
Might get it for my grandad for his birthday when it is
I cant get him it for christmass cause he cant drive for 6 weeks i need to go see him about a driving rotor
Bear in mind that the cover may not get you home. Around £70 a year's needed for that I think.
But yes Im back, £100 or so lighter.
Car's definately goosed. I think she wanted to throw me a curve-ball TBH
Kay, how the hell has that happened? If that driveshaft's the right length that is technically impossible...
i have aa cover with the garage where i got my car from, and rac with my insurance
most insurance companies will offer breakdown cover with the policies to tempt you
most insurance companies will offer breakdown cover with the policies to tempt you
Perhaps a fiat forum AA/RAC business plan is needed I dont need any
I nominate DAVE to run it
I nominate DAVE to run it
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Perhaps a fiat forum AA/RAC business plan is needed I dont need any
I nominate DAVE to run it
like he hasn't got enough to do already like filter all the filth some of you lot post up
Possibley
like he hasn't got enough to do already like filter all the filth that i post up
what would the fiat breakdown truck be though
##Im onabouts AA business plan
But payin some dope with a towing truck and making our own up is good
But payin some dope with a towing truck and making our own up is good
ive no idea! but it has.. and ive no idea how to fix it
and garage wont be able to have a look till after new year
theres full details in my thread in the bravo tech section
its quite simple to put the drive shaft back in... but obviously it might just pop out again. As said by just about everyone, its basically impossible for it to just pop out like that lmao...
take the wheel off, unbolt the shock from the hub (2 bolts) then manover the hub so that u can lift the drive shaft back up and pop it back into its cup. then bolt everything back up and get a metal cable tie or similar to secure back on the CV boot (before you do though, make sure uve put new grease on as it looks like urs has splattered everywhere) and ur done.
take the wheel off, unbolt the shock from the hub (2 bolts) then manover the hub so that u can lift the drive shaft back up and pop it back into its cup. then bolt everything back up and get a metal cable tie or similar to secure back on the CV boot (before you do though, make sure uve put new grease on as it looks like urs has splattered everywhere) and ur done.
just spotted this thread. i got your voice mail message Tom, you didn't sound too chuffed at the time. I was head first in the engine bay of a suzuki vitara at the time, hence not being able to answer!
glad you got it home ok though
glad you got it home ok though
