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About Storm_Man

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  • Birthday 01/26/1980

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  1. I'm just about to take in a 57 plate Landcruiser Amazon with 14k on the clock. My customer paid £50 shy of 49k less than a year ago. Our buyer only offered £18k for it!! To get the deal I had to ring a few Toyota dealers and managed to find one up North who offered £22,750. That was the best offer we got. As for some of our commercial vehicles....we're having to take up to 5k a time hit on some of the S.I.V's. It's embarrassing telling customers what their vehicles are worth.
  2. Heres one for sale: http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/sales/414508.htm
  3. http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/news/defau ... ryId=17628 Might be worth a look?
  4. Thanks mk3 yeti, I will get on the case with that this weekend. I appreciate your help.
  5. Hello mate, It was going well! How are you? On both occasions, the vehicle was driven for about a mile before the light started flashing. A quick top up of water eradicated it initially but then it came on later that day. I stopped briefly when it came on for the second time, but it didn't come on again when I restarted the engine. Then, about 7 miles later, when I was just about in my drive, it started flashing again.
  6. Hi all, I haven't used the corrado for a couple of months but having brushed the cobwebs off last week, I'm now faced with a few faults. 1. The Spoiler has remained up after my first journey out and won't go back down manually or as it should 2. The sunroof has stopped working all together. 3. The water light signal started flashing, I topped it up and it stopped flashing. However, it has come back on again but the water level is just under the maximum level. Forgive me - I don't know the first thing about mechanics etc, but does the sunroof and spoiler share the same relay or something, or is it just coincidence that they've both stopped working at the same time. Any help would be great. Alternatively, if there is anyone local with a good understanding and wants to make a few quid trying to rectify these problems, let me know. Cheers, Nick
  7. Storm_Man

    works van

    If the vehicle was registered before a certain year then they had to be limited as well as vehicles travelling in Europe from the 1st Jan 2007. I will check for definate tomorrow as I'm pretty certain that this is the case. You watch - I'll be totally wrong........ and I'm supposed to be selling vehicles between 3.5t - 44t vehicles!!! :oops:
  8. Storm_Man

    works van

    Are you sure? As far as I was aware, that is only the case if the vehicle is driving in Europe. I was under the impression that as of 01.01.08, everything over 3.5t had to then have a speed limiter setting of 90kph. I still don't understand why it's been limited to 76!!!
  9. Storm_Man

    works van

    Probably wrong but it sounds like a 35S12 3300??? Why is it limited to 76 anyway?
  10. Storm_Man

    works van

    Iveco put a 180bhp engine in some of the 3.5t vehicles! You have to set the speed buzzer to stop yourself going over 100mph! The trouble is, if you're in one of the longer wheelbases and you overtake a truck or something overtakes you, the whole vehicle pulls to the side. Quite worrying at times!!
  11. Storm_Man

    works van

    Which Iveco Daily is it? Is it over 3.5t or do you tow? Are you sure it's a 2.5 and not a 2.3? It's normally a case of plugging a computer in and changing the speed limiter. Takes about 5 mins to do but if you go to a dealer, they charge half an hours labour to do it.
  12. Storm_Man

    new boy

    Thats why it says 'after' in the second picture
  13. That was touching what you did for him. You and all your family have my thoughts.
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