Hi guys,
Some little w@**ers set fire to my garage three months ago and totalled my two 944's as well as two of my bikes. Way too badly damaged to buy back from the insurance company, I have taken the cash. Did get my Momo back though as a memento - but now mostly bare aluminium.
Went to look at 1984 Lux last night and was quite impressed. Loads of history, recent belts at a specialist, good tyres, sills done, engine pulled well and was generally in really good nick.
However, it had two problems I noticed and I was wondering what you guys thought the repair costs might run to (roughly)
Fault 1: Really woolly steering. My two both had quite tight and positive steering and very little play before the wheels moved, this one was the exact opposite. Any ideas on cause please? Seemed to be worse at motorway speed and unnerved me somewhat.
Fault 2: Heater was stuck on. I know this is a common fault, and one I had rectified on my old Turbo, but this one had the lever from to cold stuck on hot. I pulled the lever out to have a little look, but it seemed stuck solid - just a linkage do you reckon? Any way to check on these? (Can I just move the lever at the other end and see if it will then blow cold?)
I want this as a run-around car as my old Lux was so both of these will have to be rectified to not cook or kill me respectively.
Cheers All
Some little w@**ers set fire to my garage three months ago and totalled my two 944's as well as two of my bikes. Way too badly damaged to buy back from the insurance company, I have taken the cash. Did get my Momo back though as a memento - but now mostly bare aluminium.
Went to look at 1984 Lux last night and was quite impressed. Loads of history, recent belts at a specialist, good tyres, sills done, engine pulled well and was generally in really good nick.
However, it had two problems I noticed and I was wondering what you guys thought the repair costs might run to (roughly)
Fault 1: Really woolly steering. My two both had quite tight and positive steering and very little play before the wheels moved, this one was the exact opposite. Any ideas on cause please? Seemed to be worse at motorway speed and unnerved me somewhat.
Fault 2: Heater was stuck on. I know this is a common fault, and one I had rectified on my old Turbo, but this one had the lever from to cold stuck on hot. I pulled the lever out to have a little look, but it seemed stuck solid - just a linkage do you reckon? Any way to check on these? (Can I just move the lever at the other end and see if it will then blow cold?)
I want this as a run-around car as my old Lux was so both of these will have to be rectified to not cook or kill me respectively.
Cheers All