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17th November 2006, 19:43 | #1 |
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Flywheel Recall
Has anyone knowledge of this?
It stems from this thread on the MGR.org forum - post no 16. http://forums.mg-rover.org/showthrea...=1#post1716936 draven666 - a new member who has also cropped up in this thread, seems to have all the answers.... http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...read.php?t=748 Ron
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17th November 2006, 19:49 | #2 |
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afaik there was no recall specific to changing out the dual mass flywheels when MGR were in business- if there had of been it would have cost a fortune Any recall since then I assume would come from the flywheel manufacturer, unless it was a specific safety recall - again heard nothing on this. Someone else may know more...................
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I can't find any recall notice relating to this.
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18th November 2006, 09:09 | #4 |
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This draven666's reply on the MGR forum:
"i work for dixon rover in doncaster one of the few last rover site still going, as for fixing the pumps its been a nice little money earner so far so i dont want to give away the infomation, and by all means ring rover technical advice for the recal(run by omnitec now) and get the infomation for yourself, as i said before only trying to help, anyone who actually wants help is welcome to it, as for the rest of you who want to ***** carry on paying 250 for pumps or however else you want to waste your money." He claims to be able to fix the in tank pump for £50. !!!! Ron
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The only Omnitec I know of is a two-bit IT reseller in the Isle of Man I tripped over last year when I was doing a project in the North West. I'm not inclined at the moment to take this person's advice as gospel. I am inclined though to call Dixon's and let them know about this eprson. Maybe the Service Manager there will ask his fitters and let us know who is making these claims?
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And 'Omitec' (close eh) don't do flywheels - they do all the IT diagnostic kit
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I just find it unhelpful & to be honest, irritating when statements and claims are made but with no details given to back them up.
Ron PS I have just taken out a subscription to Autodata (their CD2) so have up to date tech info, wiring diagrams & service data on most cars and vans if anyone needs to know anything.
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