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Colm Mellett (Navan)
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John Langan (Westmeath)
Jul 2013 Filed under: choosing used car
Anything I can do about my Renault Laguna?
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Gareth Egan (Cadamstown)
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Can my father change his Motability car?
Can my father change the Motability car he got in April 2017 due to my parents struggling to get in or out due to the car being too big for them? Both have mobility problems.
Robert Fraser (Glasgow)
Sep 2017 Filed under: miscellaneous
Skoda Superb vs. Octavia RS diesel?
Hi,
How would you compare, performance wise, the 2.0, 170hp Skoda Superb against the new Octavia RS?
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Philip Donegan (Ballina)
Aug 2013 Filed under: choosing new car
What's the noise in my Toyota Previa?
Hi,
My parents have a 1991 Toyota Previa and lately it has been making a lot of metal grinding sounds from the rear. I took it out to test it and for the first few minutes the car seems fine. But after a while, and especially on the motorway, the car starts making metal grinding sounds.
We took it to a couple of garages and they said it was the rear axle. To fix/replace it, its going to cost around €700 to €1,000 depending on if we want to fix/replace the whole axle. Can the rear axle really be the problem? And does the price range sound right for this problem?
Thank you.
Jin Masaki (Fresno)
Sep 2013 Filed under: fault
What's wrong with my 2007 Skoda Octavia?
Hello,
I have a 2007 Skoda Octavia 2007 1.9 TDI that sometimes won't start - the engine will turn over, but won't start. When it does eventually start it runs ok for a while, then it cuts out and won't start any more: fuel pump, pipes, filter and fuses etc, have been checked and all ok. Have a fault code but not sure if related - P1650 data bus powertrain: missing message from instrument cluster ECU.
Thanks
Steve
Steve Daly (Cork)
Nov 2013 Filed under: fault
How much to replace a Transit's clutch?
How much should I pay for a clutch to be installed on a Ford Transit van please? I am getting mad quotes and ranges from €200-€450.
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Jul 2017 Filed under: servicing
What do my front wheels shudder?
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Tony Ahern
Jul 2013 Filed under: brakes
When to change Skoda Fabia's timing belt?
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Bob Gibbens (Derby)
Sep 2017 Filed under: servicing
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