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Roggerzim

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Hey all,

Have inherited an English 2004 D2 Td5, full of rust with 180k/km on the clock, few leaks lots of rattles. Want to take the time to pull it apart and see if it's worth a long term project. Problem is I have never done anything like this, and I am in Zimbabwe where advice and spares are short.

Hope I am not taking on too much

Appreciate any help where to start my research, guides etc.

Regards Richard
 
Roggerzim said:
Hey all,

Have inherited an English 2004 D2 Td5, full of rust with 180k/km on the clock, few leaks lots of rattles. Want to take the time to pull it apart and see if it's worth a long term project. Problem is I have never done anything like this, and I am in Zimbabwe where advice and spares are short.

Hope I am not taking on too much

Appreciate any help where to start my research, guides etc.

Regards Richard
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Good luck, where in zim if you are close to Harare it may be better unless you are close to SA border. I have a friend that is Chegutu area :)
 
miktdish said:
Welcome Richard.

Eating an Elephant can always be acheived by taking small bites ....
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In Saffa land we have two well known and trusted suppliers
Lp4A and
Dover parts
both jhb based and with lot's of spares on hand
 
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