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Old 24th March 2016, 13:25   #1
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I have recently had a sensor replaced by an ex. MG/Rover dealer approx. 15 miles from Norwich and whilst talking to the owner I discovered that he still uses a T4 along with more modern diagnostic equipment.

I don't want to tread on the toes of any T4 gurus on this site, two of which have been very helpful to me in the past so what should I do? Do I openly reveal the name and address of the garage on this site or should I only give the details to those who request by PM?

Your comments would be appreciated.
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Old 24th March 2016, 17:08   #2
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PM Sent for the info
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Old 24th March 2016, 20:38   #3
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This one, perhaps


Kelly Clarke Motor Services Ltd
1 Cornish Way Business Park
North Walsham
Norfolk
NR28 0FE

Phone:01692 405495

Or indeed have a look HERE

I wouldn't worry about offending T4 operators on here, it's unlikely to happen by revealing the name of the garage

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Old 24th March 2016, 23:59   #4
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Marinabrian is quite correct so I am quite happy to "out" this garage which has given me excellent diagnostic service and repair. I must stress that I have no experience of their mechanical skills (personal tame mech.) but they seem to be very popular with Rover owners in this area.
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Old 25th March 2016, 07:15   #5
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Maybe worth pointing this place out to the garage owners as well, might be worth them joining here and mutually benefiting them and the membership
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Old 25th March 2016, 08:23   #6
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They seemed to think that they were well known on this site but I think that they are confusing us with one of the other clubs. I'll enlighten them next week when i'm up that way again.
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Old 25th March 2016, 08:51   #7
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They have been recommended on here before as recently as last July

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I have been using Kelly Clarke Motor Services at North Walsham for servicing etc, they are very knowledgable when it comes to the 75 and sensible prices. I recently went in for a new headlight bulb when I mentioned how dim the bulbs were he suggested using Bosch+90 ones ( as he uses these himself )which I asked him to fit, the light improvement was very noticeable and he only charged £6 to fit both bulbs, admittedly the bulbs were nearer £30 but well worth it.



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Old 25th March 2016, 10:01   #8
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Maybe worth pointing this place out to the garage owners as well, might be worth them joining here and mutually benefiting them and the membership
Might prove to be too expensive for them...

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