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  1. 29-11-2011, 10:43 PM #1
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    Default umpteenth thread about heater hoses

    Hi all, first post by me, i just picked up my ZT-T 260

    then the heater hose blew after only 20 hours of owning it (i had been asleep for six of those) and i need it replacing.

    i have the OEM part on order from xpart (for £90!!!) and it's due to be fitted tomorrow.

    whilst the guys at the garage are getting friendly with my car i'd rather they fit the silicone jobbie, but i can't seem to access the club shop.

    can someone PM me details of how i can get my mitts on one please?

    TIA

    the car is freaking awesome by the way, most fun i've had since i sold my vx220, but more practical for my soon to arrive son/ daughter i hope!!

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  2. 29-11-2011, 10:44 PM #2
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    Pm on its way
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    Quote Originally Posted by ColinE View Post
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    you're very kind sir!

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    Pm in your inbox
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    good to know thanks

    here's to a less leaky day tomorrow!

    glad i found this place, seems like a goldmine for knowledge!

    next question, is it worth upgrading my highline tv setup to one of these?

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MG-ZT-Rove...item3a6d05547d

    plus points as far i can see:
    they look fancy
    my cd drive for the satnav is missing from the car and the analogue receptor won't work forever

    negatives as far as i can see:
    none if it works
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  7. 29-11-2011, 11:48 PM #7
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    There's some information on there about these and more on the 75&ZT Owners club, some on here have upgraded to this unit or a varient thereof, others, like me, have upgraded to the later BMW kit with widescreen DVD based sat nav and digital TV tuner, though the latter is pricey

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  8. 30-11-2011, 12:01 AM #8
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    i'll dig put the bumpf i got with the car tomorrow and complete the questionnaire sensibly and fully
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  9. 30-11-2011, 12:04 AM #9
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    Well done that man - on that basis send me the lower figure for the hose!
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  10. 30-11-2011, 12:08 AM #10
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    Oh and it's worth updating your profile to include your location, you can be as vague (county) or detailed (town/village) as you want - it just means members local to you may be in a position to assist directly should you have issues
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