Madmax

Just bought a 2007 Voyager with 105000 miles on the clock. Phoned up my local garage, for a quote on a new cam belt and water pump, as there is no service history with the car. They have told me they cannot do the job as they don't have the specialist tools. I think they just don't want the job, because I believe it can be done without special tools. Although the 3 locking pins help! So now I need another garage. Have looked on line and a mobile mechanic will come and do it for £739, that includes a water pump. Is this about right.

I have a diesel. Just looking at what to online handbook says.

Welcome to the site, and hope you enjoy your new car. They do look nice

Thats fine, but how much easier with a drain plug. Then when you drop the pan there is not loads of oil coming out from a large area. When I change my engine oil, thats how the gearbox should be also. Lets be fair. you don't drop the sump for engine oil.

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I can't believe on my Grand Voyager, that they say the engine oil needs changing every 3000 miles. Even my old cab could do 10000 miles before the oil needed changing.

Have you looked at the TIPM. Check the fuses and relays are not corroded.

Never understood why gearboxs do not have a drain plug like the engine oil sump.

Well good evening folks. I have just joined the forum. I have also just bought a 2007 Grand Voyager Executive. I have a Rover 75 which I love, mainly because it has never let me down. But it is getting a bit tired, also my wife and I are not getting any younger, and the Rover is quite low. That makes it not so easy to get in and out of. Right first question, I have just put a brand new battery in the rover. Now assuming it fits, then I would like to change it for the one in the Voyager. Can I just disconnect the voyager battery or will I need to keep power on the car. I am not so tuned in with all these cars with their computers, so don't want to find I have to drag it to a garage for reprogramming etc. All the best Madmax

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