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Shandy123

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  1. Yep. I got one on US Ebay. Cost about £150 including shipping and customs. Obviously you're looking for "Town & Country", not a GV!
  2. Just saw one on the ali express app, actually. Just search grand voyager and scroll a while
  3. FWIW, I just swapped to a mk5 from a mk4 GV. I drove it back to Yorkshire from Brighton with no problem, but when I cane to it in the morning, the battery was dead. I swapped it out for the battery from my mk4, which is still sitting on the drive, but that was almost dead, as she's been sat a good while. I tried juno staying the mk5, but it just wouldn't catch. I was getting pushed due time so I resorted to the old trick of opening up the air filter cover, giving it a quick squirt of WD40, cos the cover and trying it again. Started first time. I don't like doing this, as I feel it can't do the paper filter any good, but I've been doing this for 25 years and it's always worked, lol.
  4. Hey, can I piggy back on this thread with a similar topic? I just got an 08 2.8 CRD. We previously had a 54 2.5 CRD manual. I've never had an automatic before, and it's taking some getting used to; it seems like when I'm pulling away from stationary, I get really high revs as it goes through the first few gears, like up to around 3000rpm. Is this normal?
  5. Thanks Mike, I'll check it out, when I get a chance.
  6. Ah, so a slightly blocked hose can't supply enough when demand is high? Kinda like a heart attack, lol.
  7. Great thread. This is a job I desperately need to do - all my bushes are badly corroded/degraded. I intend to replace the anti roll bar bushes AND the links. One question: do I need to somehow take pressure off, before undoing the bolts (ie by jacking the car up? I worry about undoing something I can't put back!
  8. 2.5d limited Bought last week for £2,200. 91k miles. Loving it, all the nice electric doors, leather seats, etc. I did leave the handbrake on yesterday and drive a few miles before I noticed the stink! A powerful handbrake wouldn't let you do that, but I know this model is notorious for its undersized handbrake shoes and drum. Also, I just put my fingers through the back end of the outer sill, which was a surprise, seeing as the garage had it MoT'd six days ago! I guess I'll need to weld it at some point sooner, rather than later... otherwise, it's perfect for us, a family of six, including two strapping teenage boys, who are both bigger than me now!
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