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MG ZR Facelift 105 For Sale! £200, needs wheel bearings and stuff..


DaveDorson

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MOT till July 27th, and I was using this daily.  It's got about 80K

 

The Saab valve has packed in, so the heater only works if you thrash if.  Part of about £50 with the hoses but plenty of folk have repaired them with a 5p or the earlier hoses.  I've been too idle.

 

The wheel bearing on the front passenger side is rumbling and has play, I was going to source a used hub and replace the lot.

 

The passenger leccy window doesn't work, not investigated that yet.

 

The brake discs needs replacing, to be fair, I might do this tonight as the discs are in the boot.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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the SAAB valve basically lets water get to the engine quicker to get the stat up to heat.. There's details of how to fix them on the various MG forums, but I'd buy a new hose and valve and swap the lot out.

 

 

I'm in Stamford, the car is in Little Bytham, NG33, outside a workshop unit I rent.

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I am 6'1 of powerfully built company director.

 

Plenty of leg room in the 25 I had as a courtesy car the other year.  Having a fat arse, I was never truly comfortable in the sporty ZR seats, as I seemed to be perched on the sides, rather than snugly in the seat.

 

I'd try before you buy... but make no mistake, ZRs are fun.  

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Have you some interior pics?  Always liked the 25/200 but never set foot in one.  I'm a blobby six footer - will I fit into it?

 

 

I'll try and get a few, the drivers seat has seen better days, which is standard on these.

 

The steering wheel adjusts, I'm pretty tiny, but a mate of mine who's a stout 6 foot managed OK once he'd moved the steering wheel up and the seat back.

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the SAAB valve basically lets water get to the engine quicker to get the stat up to heat.. There's details of how to fix them on the various MG forums, but I'd buy a new hose and valve and swap the lot out.

 

 

I'm in Stamford, the car is in Little Bytham, NG33, outside a workshop unit I rent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_BythamI'm not sure why I haven't bought this car.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_BythamI'm not sure why I haven't bought this car.

 

 

Its sat outside the Bythams Business Center/Auction house and sparks near the railway bridge if you want a nose.

 

I had a girl ask me if I needed any parts on one earlier this week, she's pulling both hub carriers with bearings and hubs and the SAAB valve and pipework for me for an additional £50.

 

Either the price goes up and I fix, or I keep using it if it doesn't go before then :), it's too good a car to be sat around really.

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I had a girl ask me if I needed any parts on one earlier this week, she's pulling both hub carriers with bearings and hubs and the SAAB valve and pipework for me for an additional £50.

 

Sounds like a keeper this 1.....the girl that is

 

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