Wife's M reg 106 has all the good buts fitted, full electric pack etc but no PAS. Anyone know how difficult it would be to get hold of scrap parts and fit it? It's a 106 XDT BTW.
TIA
cheers, Len
Wife's M reg 106 has all the good buts fitted, full electric pack etc but no PAS. Anyone know how difficult it would be to get hold of scrap parts and fit it? It's a 106 XDT BTW.
TIA
cheers, Len
Wife's M reg 106 has all the good bits fitted, full electric pack etc but no PAS. Anyone know how difficult it would be to get hold of scrap parts and fit it? It's a 106 XDT BTW.
TIA
cheers, Len
Len Cuff schrieb:
Can you tell me, what "M reg" means?
cu, Dirk
Up until a couple of years ago UK cars' Number Plates were of the form:- A 123 BCD
The 1st Letter used to change each year (in August) &, hence you can tell the age of the car. In this case an "M" registered car was registered between Aug '95 & Jul '96.
HTH
Regards, John
Registered between August 1995 and July 1996 in the UK, its the prefix letter of the registration plate which gives you an indication of the car's age.
miknik schrieb:
Ah, I see. A complicated way to tell something simple.
cu, Dirk
actually.......94 to 95...................
Whoops! You are, of course, right!!
Must remember just where I left my brain!! Unfortunately it is so small that I easily mislay it!! :-))
Ta!
John
AFAIAA the Mk1 106 never had PAS, so retro fitting may well be fraught with more expense than updating said car with a newer model with the desired specification..
HTH
Mark
Did the XSi have PAS?
it would be a major major pain and expensive. you'll need the pump, belt,, different pulley to attach it to, resivoir, piping, change electrics etc etc plus all the other little things i don't know about (different steering rack??)
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