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K17VGY

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29th Aug 09 at 21:17

how easy is this too do and what sort of cost am i looking at ?

DaveyLC

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30th Aug 09 at 10:25

You will regret it.

K17VGY

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31st Aug 09 at 16:35

ys that ?

adz_gsi

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31st Aug 09 at 17:55

4 wen flatbattery or alternator fails

adz_gsi

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31st Aug 09 at 17:55

4 wen flatbattery or alternator fails

harrisp

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31st Aug 09 at 18:05

quote:
Originally posted by adz_gsi
4 wen flatbattery or alternator fails

Then you just set up two covered terminals under the front bumper in case of that.

taylor2008

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31st Aug 09 at 19:17

unless your good at bodywork, welding, sanding,grinding, cutting, filling, i wouldnt apempt it your self id take it to a body shop and there id say you'd probly be looking in the £300 makr for this to be done, and if you do go along with it set up the two covered terminals under the front bumper so you can reach them incase the battery is dead ect.

dale87

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31st Aug 09 at 19:27

quote:
Originally posted by adz_gsi
4 wen flatbattery or alternator fails

This happened to me and I had to jack the car up and take the + wire off the starter motor to get a jump lead on. Still havn't got round to sorting some propper terminals 2 years later

K17VGY

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31st Aug 09 at 22:26

lol ok well the handles cn stay on lol

RichR

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1st Sep 09 at 08:37

I smoothed the passenger door and kept the driver's

DaveyLC

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1st Sep 09 at 10:05

quote:
Originally posted by harrisp

quote:
Originally posted by adz_gsi
4 wen flatbattery or alternator fails

Then you just set up two covered terminals under the front bumper in case of that.

Thats really useful when you are sat miles from home in a car park without anything to plug into said terminals also doesnt help when the solenoids fail.