PPP38vouge
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We'll a year into ownership and still lovin X198OGT a 4.6 autobiography,
Things done to date,
New air bags
New front height sensors
Rebuilt valve block
Rebuilt pump
EAS ECU
New front callipers
New front discs and pads
New exhaust, middle to back
Side steps
New plenum foam and pollen filters
All new hoses
New rad
New air con condennsor and Regas
Repainted rocker covers and plenum chamber
Magnecor leads
Changed plugs and all new fluids
New light guards
LED interior bulbs
New alternator
New belt
New belt tensioner
New alt to battery cable
Few more bits but can not remember all
As you can see I have spent a few penny's on the old girl but think she is worth it. It is my daily driver and do an average of 20 miles per day to work and back and picking up wifey from work,has only let me down once when bottom hose split due to being perished so changed all as a matter of course. When I purchased it, it had 101000 on the clock now it's up to 108000, had my fair share of EAS issues but many thanks to the members eventually got it sorted and now she rides like a dream. We have just purchased our first caravan and are off to Cornwall in a few weeks time so have got AA relay and recovery
,sure I won't need it. Any way won't bore you anymore just wanted to let you know about me and X198OGT 12 months on and to thank all for your help.
Paul.
Things done to date,
New air bags
New front height sensors
Rebuilt valve block
Rebuilt pump
EAS ECU
New front callipers
New front discs and pads
New exhaust, middle to back
Side steps
New plenum foam and pollen filters
All new hoses
New rad
New air con condennsor and Regas
Repainted rocker covers and plenum chamber
Magnecor leads
Changed plugs and all new fluids
New light guards
LED interior bulbs
New alternator
New belt
New belt tensioner
New alt to battery cable
Few more bits but can not remember all
As you can see I have spent a few penny's on the old girl but think she is worth it. It is my daily driver and do an average of 20 miles per day to work and back and picking up wifey from work,has only let me down once when bottom hose split due to being perished so changed all as a matter of course. When I purchased it, it had 101000 on the clock now it's up to 108000, had my fair share of EAS issues but many thanks to the members eventually got it sorted and now she rides like a dream. We have just purchased our first caravan and are off to Cornwall in a few weeks time so have got AA relay and recovery
,sure I won't need it. Any way won't bore you anymore just wanted to let you know about me and X198OGT 12 months on and to thank all for your help.Paul.
