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Charles Hill · 14th September 2011, 13:31

Hi all so now my lovely raven black 75 cdt conny is back in good health { i hope }. New fan & fan motor gen.rover parts & new engine undertray fitted by my local ex rover garage so now it's all ok or i hope so.Problem is it has cost a small fortune as it's all new & genuine rover {dont dare tell the wife the cost} so im now going to keep a low profile car wise anyway. Chas.

sherodub · 14th September 2011, 13:45

Tell her you fixed it yourself, with a very useful 'how to' off that very useful forum thats really very useful.

1) Your out of the dog house re the money,
2) Your a handyman
3) Your allowed on the forum whnever you want

Yon know it makes sense, Rodney!

Parker · 14th September 2011, 13:51

The way I look at it is the cars are such good value for money spending that extra bit on them to bring them up to scratch is justified, OK so you may not recoup that expense when selling on, but that drive doesn't half make you smile

sherodub · 14th September 2011, 14:06

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Originally Posted by Parker

The way I look at it is the cars are such good value for money spending that extra bit on them to bring them up to scratch is justified, OK so you may not recoup that expense when selling on, but that drive doesn't half make you smile

I'd say that sentiment is shared by the majority of the forum members on here. Certainly is the way I feel anyway.

Charles Hill · 14th September 2011, 16:14

Quite right the cars are worth spending on.Now i now im safe cooling wise as i travel about on the biggest car park in the UK {M25} Chas.

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Charles Hill Regular poster ROVER 75 CONNESIOUR CDT SE {NAV} Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Enfield Posts: 83 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	All new Hi all so now my lovely raven black 75 cdt conny is back in good health { i hope }. New fan & fan motor gen.rover parts & new engine undertray fitted by my local ex rover garage so now it's all ok or i hope so.Problem is it has cost a small fortune as it's all new & genuine rover {dont dare tell the wife the cost} so im now going to keep a low profile car wise anyway. Chas.

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sherodub Avid contributor Rover 75 CDTi Connie SE Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Dublin Posts: 149 Thanks: 5 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Tell her you fixed it yourself, with a very useful 'how to' off that very useful forum thats really very useful. 1) Your out of the dog house re the money, 2) Your a handyman 3) Your allowed on the forum whnever you want Yon know it makes sense, Rodney! __________________ You want to go where? Oh I wouldn't start from here...............

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14th September 2011, 16:14	#5
Charles Hill Regular poster ROVER 75 CONNESIOUR CDT SE {NAV} Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Enfield Posts: 83 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Quite right the cars are worth spending on.Now i now im safe cooling wise as i travel about on the biggest car park in the UK {M25} Chas.