Re: 405 Mi16

Could also be about 1,000 other things. Don't spend big money unless certain !

Yup - masses of boot space.

It's on the disc, and it's crap. Read my other post ! Even if you strip and clean the auto adjust, and replace the cables, it may still have no effect. This *IS* usually the case, and you need to replace half the rear calliper(s) - £60 each from your local Unipart supplier. Well worth it though - the handbrake will then be fine. As it is, you won't pass the MOT.

And while I'm thinking about it, send him to

Proven - fitted 2 large lads in mine for laugh :) (Lordy, if thats not a feed line i dunno what is...)

-- Dan

Hes' got it open. Didn't say what was wrong yet, will ask him tonight at the pub quiz.

Yeah. What I think is, he will drive it till the MOT expires (this HB doesn't hadly hold the car on the flat, fully up you can push the car with it on), see what else it needs, if not much else, do the work. other wise flog it for an engine donor.

Can't blame him for £200

I've alreasdy pointed him to Eurocarparts and pug spares. Will forward himthe other two. I think I mentioned GSF too, now I think about it.

...which is pretty good for a saloon ! Rear seats don't fold though :/

Or if it only needs a couple of hundred quid, flog it to me ;)

-- Dan

I seem to have broken my sig....

Ah well.

-- Dan

Peugeot 405 Honda XLR 125

There you go, i found it in another thread, it must have fell off :)

-- Chet

Actually, in the phot it does look that way, but it is just holding a goodly layer on Manchester crap, and brake dust.

Of the BX 16 Valve and the Mi16, the BX was the better car, despite looking like crap. The BX was a seriously scary motor, especially for the money. However I doubt that many of them survive in good nick. The Pug was heavier and duller and duller and duller.

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Uncle used to have a BX Diesel. Not a bad mover for an Oil burner of the old style. Citroen build weird ut interesting cars, at least they used to.