X499MFL 2.5V6 Auto

murphyv310 · 3rd April 2015, 19:24

Hi.
I've now had MFL for nearly three weeks. What a difference to the disasterous 1.8 Auto I had for a few weeks last year. Of course the car has some issues but hay ho what 15 year old car doesn't?
I'm fotunate that I have a 2.5 ZT that could well be be a donor car for some spares. Sadly the ZT was going to need some more work and cash to repair, it though is ok in all the departments that MFL needs.
Once I've used what I need from the ZT I'll sell off any other parts to members to help keep their cars running.

I will try to keep the thread updated on MFL's progress.

Incidentally to those that hesitate on the V6 auto its not that fuel hungry if you don't use all that power that's on tap, so far I've not dropped below 31mpg.

3rd April 2015, 19:24	#1
murphyv310 This is my second home Hyundai i10 998cc Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Kilmarnock Posts: 6,602 Thanks: 2,088 Thanked 2,298 Times in 1,349 Posts	X499MFL 2.5V6 Auto Hi. I've now had MFL for nearly three weeks. What a difference to the disasterous 1.8 Auto I had for a few weeks last year. Of course the car has some issues but hay ho what 15 year old car doesn't? I'm fotunate that I have a 2.5 ZT that could well be be a donor car for some spares. Sadly the ZT was going to need some more work and cash to repair, it though is ok in all the departments that MFL needs. Once I've used what I need from the ZT I'll sell off any other parts to members to help keep their cars running. I will try to keep the thread updated on MFL's progress. Incidentally to those that hesitate on the V6 auto its not that fuel hungry if you don't use all that power that's on tap, so far I've not dropped below 31mpg. __________________ Cheers from Trevor MM0KJJ