Vans

Discussion in 'Random Chat' started by swerve, Aug 7, 2012.

  1. swerve

    swerve Well-Known Member

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    Had 2 turbo related problems with mine, fuel solonoid and the waste gate valve
     
  2. VitoManiac

    VitoManiac Well-Known Member

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    Yep you're right and it's almost always missed when a service is done which is why it becomes a problem and then gives rise to the "poor reliability" status of a van.
     
  3. Snugfit

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    Swerve I got a relay with 18k on the clock traded it last year for the lt35 2.8 lwb. The relay cost me in the region of £3k to fix or should I say to keep on the road. And that was my mate who is a Citroen mech tryin to keep the cost down. It was fault after fault after feckin fault.
    Just back from a week off and a whole set of brakes (pads and disks) and full service for the lt which hasn't missed a beat all year and it only stung me £450.
    Really stay away from the ****roen.!!!!
     
  4. swerve

    swerve Well-Known Member

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    Going to go for an Iveco but if I can aofford it will get a Crafter or Sprinter just depends on the £££££
     
  5. coolevilangel

    coolevilangel Well-Known Member

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    Nowt wrong with an Iveco! ;)
     
  6. nevertrever2

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    I worked for a guy that tested diesel engines they hook them up to the computer and give them death for a couple of days stop start and full revs etc he said that the larger engine iveco daileys had the best engine out of all the vans, ford mercs vw etc,
     

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