guy local to me is selling an s60 t5, no mot or tax and the engine light is on, there is a misfire...he has been told it could be coil pack..its potentially a cheap cheap car...but are these cars known for that...car is 700 ono on a y plate, fully loaded, id have thought ya could break it for more....wondering wether to take a chance and bid him...advice??
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Wednesday 27th October 2010, 22:53 #1Senior Member
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Thanked 44 Times in 37 PostsSounds a cheap car as long as it is just a coil pack (the coil packs on P2 T5's do have a tendency to crack due to the heat)
I'd personally be taking a chance on it as long as the rest of the car is in good nick (if you don't have it drop me a pm and I might
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Thanked 887 Times in 593 PostsGet a coil pack, go there and check it out
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