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(Message started by: ALAN on Apr 21^st, 2011, 8:36pm)

Title: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by ALAN on Apr 21^st, 2011, 8:36pm

Hi, this car has many new parts ie:- stainless steel full cat back system £299, N/STK sensor assy cost £98, switch assy - lighti £59.62, sensor £41.78, all items have receipts, black leather interior etc.

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by Matt on Apr 21^st, 2011, 9:20pm

This car is a Saloon if its helps anyone

shame to hear its being broken, it's in very good condition

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by ALAN on Apr 22^nd, 2011, 12:34am

Thanks matt, spent quite a bit on it as you know, couldnt get the looms done though :(

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by Matt on Apr 22^nd, 2011, 8:50am

Have you got the loom off the car?

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by Highlander on Apr 22^nd, 2011, 9:39am

http://i51.tinypic.com/4vmu8j.gif

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by dcgiw2009 on Apr 22^nd, 2011, 8:49pm

do you have the washer jets and covers on the front bumper???

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by Matt on Apr 22^nd, 2011, 9:13pm

::) rather repair a loom then see it being broken ;)

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by a900one on Apr 22^nd, 2011, 9:21pm

Shame to break a car thats in good condition.

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by ALAN on Apr 23^rd, 2011, 3:18am

Cant get anyone to repair it, looms etc are all on the car matt if you want anything, a friend has the car in his garage so he will take any parts off thats needed, as you know i have very limited knowledge on cars, like the pic by the way.

Title: Re: breaking cosworth 24v 2.9 scorpio
Post by Matt on Apr 23^rd, 2011, 6:08pm

Alan,

if your mate can get the loom off without wrecking it to much ( it runs along the top of the gear box ( id advise dropping the engine and box out)) then send it down to me and i'll have a go at patching it back up