Jodsclass
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Just a quick question, do you guys declare these to the insurers? Surely they are classed as an engine mod & push up the premium?
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angeloc
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Mine if fitted in the gap between the fuse box and the other box near it - slips in sideways neatly.
Run to Birmingham and back last weekend - 400 miles mixed roads for half journey Motorway for rest - legal speeds most of the time - brim to brim test - 36.6 mpg - Synergy in Eco mode
Run to Birmingham and back last weekend - 400 miles mixed roads for half journey Motorway for rest - legal speeds most of the time - brim to brim test - 36.6 mpg - Synergy in Eco mode
Jodsclass
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Right, Told my Insurance company today about the mod (Co Operative insurance) and it raised my premium from £700 to over £2000! I told them that i was thinking about adding it. Just waiting on Adrian Flux getting back to me with their quotes because that is shocking.
Singvogel
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My old insurance co (swift) insured my old freelander with the synergy fitted, but when i replaced with my new freelander they wont insure it??
rhodie
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what MODs
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Hi,
My mechanic is trying to fit a Synergy 2a plus a Pierburg MAF 7.22684.07.0, but he says that the MAF is 10mm to tall for the airbox, did you have to do some modifications?
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have same .. it slotted straight in with no modifications needed
( i.e. just the sensor by itself )
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