Omega Owners Forum
Newbie Area => Newbie Welcome Area => Topic started by: pugtop on 16 December 2007, 23:42:07
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Hi all , joined as i'm looking to buy an MV6 , found two , both '98 model , one estate with 79,000 miles and one saloon with 18,000 miles(and i've seen the history).... I need to know a bit more about these cars , like cambelt changes etc.. The Saloon is lovely but at around 10 yrs old , will/should it need a cambelt change? The estate at 79k is almost due for one from what I have read. It may have been done , but i've not seen the car yet. The Estate is black has full leather etc and is MANUAL! The saloon is Champagne coloured , has cloth seats and is an Auto! What do you reckon ? Looked at other makes of car but ended up at MV6s every time.... ;D Oh and yet another forum joined... :y
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both would definately need a cambelt change, 79k one would possibly need water pump too, someone else will confirm, help is best requested in the "general help" section
cambelt intervals are 40,000 OR 4 years, whichever first, so 10 years is screaming for one!
welcome to the forum!
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Chap also posted in the tech help section....
Welcome to the site again.... :y
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:) Hiya Pugtop.
18,000 miles for a ten year old car, worth having.
Cambelt change, don't forget the rollers, and change the water pump at the same time.
I'm to understand from OOF, the rollers go 1st, before the belt?
If you are unsure when this was last done, for peace of mind, change it.
It'll be cheaper in the long run.
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Welcome, enjoy the forum.
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Will look at the 79k estate tomoz and see what has been done in the way of servicing ... Nice looking car .... The other one is having some minor blemishes sorted tomoz (scrape on front bumper) and is still hot on my list. Any ideas how much I should budget for a cambelt /water pump change , so I can use it as leverage on a bit of discount :y
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Chap also posted in the tech help section....
Welcome to the site again.... :y
noticed after i replied, typical ;D
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lol , i'm posting double as could do with some quickish answers ....
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best thing to do is leave this for welcomes, as not everyone chooses to view this particular forum, i've answered your latest post in the help section, thats where everyone will go
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Cheers ta and many fanks ... will respond as and when ! 8-)
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Welcome to the Forum :y
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welcome to the forum. :)
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Hello & welcome :)
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Welcome to the forum pug, follow the advice given on here and you wont go far wrong. ;)
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Hi and welcome to the forum ;)
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"Hello" and welcome :)
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Hi Pugtop and welcome to OOF :y
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:)Personally i'd be wishing the saloon was manual but i would'nt turn my nose up at either.
Welcome aboard.
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Seasons greetings and welcome to the O O F :y
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Welcome :)
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Cheers guys ..... found a Manual Saloon too :)
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Welcome to the forum :y
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Hello and welcome to the best Omega Forum on the Net :y
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Hello & Welcome :y
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welcome :y :y :y