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Old 8th September 2013, 14:18   #11
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The fact that it was on the cars originally does not mean it's a good idea.

Think head gaskets.................. That wasn't planned I hope.......

Think ECU in a box that can fill with water.......

Think not one, not two, but THREE fuel pumps on the diesel engine.....

Need I go on??? ?????
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Yours under tray is only missing because your mechanic told you it wasn't needed.
In other words, he couldn't be bothered to put it back on.

You've been telling us ever since that they are not needed even though your engine bay gets filled with ****. . Init

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Old 8th September 2013, 14:31   #12
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??? My engine bay has never been cleaned as far as I know Dave, but then I have never ever cleaned an engine on any car of mine.. Why would I . ??

Removing-replacing one tray is fine, but the turnover at my local garage is about 10 - 20 cars a day between the three mechanics, so messing with under trays costs a lot of money in terms of time spent innit... ..

And, they can hide a lot of problems.....

So whilst my mechanic did suggest it initially, I did/do agree with him....
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Old 8th September 2013, 14:50   #13
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??? My engine bay has never been cleaned as far as I know Dave, but then I have never ever cleaned an engine on any car of mine.. Why would I . ??

Removing-replacing one tray is fine, but the turnover at my local garage is about 10 - 20 cars a day between the three mechanics, so messing with under trays costs a lot of money in terms of time spent innit... ..

And, they can hide a lot of problems.....

So whilst my mechanic did suggest it initially, I did/do agree with him....
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Doesn't this apply to you James

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...4&postcount=25

And your reply.

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...6&postcount=39

Sorry James, we've been here before with your under tray stories.

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Old 8th September 2013, 15:00   #14
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??? My engine bay has never been cleaned as far as I know Dave, but then I have never ever cleaned an engine on any car of mine.. Why would I . ??

Removing-replacing one tray is fine, but the turnover at my local garage is about 10 - 20 cars a day between the three mechanics, so messing with under trays costs a lot of money in terms of time spent innit... ..

And, they can hide a lot of problems.....

So whilst my mechanic did suggest it initially, I did/do agree with him....
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Hide what problems?

Sounds like your garage are idle. Who doesn't want to remove and refit a part of the car? It is like taking the engine cover off to change the air filter then just binning it instead of putting it back. Just plain laziness.

Reduced road and engine noise and better mpg, I know I will be keeping mine thanks.

I would even suggest that perhaps you buy one
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Old 8th September 2013, 15:09   #15
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Are all the undertrAys the same on our cars? I need one for my tourer cdti. Not wanting to spend 130quid tho!
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Old 8th September 2013, 15:15   #16
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Are all the undertrAys the same on our cars? I need one for my tourer cdti. Not wanting to spend 130quid tho!
Only the 1.8 turbo is different, the rest are the same.

Search eBay for Rover Undertray, the seller doesn't list them as 75 undertrays for some reason.
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Old 8th September 2013, 15:16   #17
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Doesn't this apply to you James

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...4&postcount=25

And your reply.

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...6&postcount=39

Sorry James, we've been here before with your under tray stories.

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Old 8th September 2013, 15:17   #18
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Ive got one spare off my old 2ltre v6 bit scuffed up 20 quid if any one wants it p.m me liverpool area
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Old 8th September 2013, 15:28   #19
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Thanks for the info, it's a shame your in Liverpool otherwise I would have had that undertray!!!
Just looked on eBay for the undertrAys, gonna see if I can get one from my local breakers cheap fingers crossed.
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Old 8th September 2013, 15:41   #20
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Now, now.....no need to have a go about something as silly as an undertray.....you are a moderator after all!
Just teasing, James

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