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#1 User is offline   garyt81 

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Posted 15 August 2009 - 22:41

Hi everyone,
im new on here, i currently looking to get the st tdci and looking to pay round about 7K ish and would be very greatfull if anyone coulg give me any tips and pointers in the right direction.

Thanks everyone

Gary
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Posted 20 February 2010 - 22:23

View Postgaryt81, on Aug 15 2009, 10:41 PM, said:

Hi everyone,
im new on here, i currently looking to get the st tdci and looking to pay round about 7K ish and would be very greatfull if anyone coulg give me any tips and pointers in the right direction.

Thanks everyone

Gary



Im also in the same boat, any thought guys. cheers
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Posted 22 February 2010 - 18:37

From my experiance looking at cars, go for an ex leese hire, ex finance, ex company car (not a pool car) as these usually have every £££ spent on them regardless. First 05 plate ST i looked at had done 57k by a lady driver. 57k of sitting in traffic, riding the clutch and letting the kids eat sweets in the back! :shock: :whistle: Im picking up a 55 plate for less thats had thousands spent on it for the higher motorway mileage.

Just my 2 pence :)
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Posted 06 March 2010 - 07:54

View Postsutty, on 22 February 2010 - 18:37, said:

From my experiance looking at cars, go for an ex leese hire, ex finance, ex company car (not a pool car) as these usually have every £££ spent on them regardless. First 05 plate ST i looked at had done 57k by a lady driver. 57k of sitting in traffic, riding the clutch and letting the kids eat sweets in the back! Posted Image Posted Image Im picking up a 55 plate for less thats had thousands spent on it for the higher motorway mileage.

Just my 2 pence Posted Image



Just picked me mondeo st tdci up yesterday, i love it. It had dvd players in the headrests and i didnt even bloody know!!! its stunning, panther black saloon, what a lovely car
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Posted 09 March 2010 - 22:34

I just picked up a "54" plated ST TDCI in black with 74k on the clock for £5K about 2 months ago! I was will chuffed. Dont worry the log book came back with 2 owners provious to me ok. Its a really tidy car & saves me loads compaired to the Cosworth (Now in garage). Only problem being was me scratching the drivers door in a multi-story car park! Dooough! Ive picked up a cat free pipe but not fitted yet. The supplyer is giving gains of 22bhp... Will keep posted. CheeRS...Neil
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Posted 14 March 2010 - 19:55

I picked up my 56 reg for mondeo ST155 TDCI for £6000 with 84000K on the clock. It is in mint condition 1 owner from new. Just had to replace the clutch and flywheel so my advice is to ask if it has been replaced as they are expensive Dual Mass Flywheel and Clutch Kits (£850) Plus Labour.
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New Clutch, Flywheel and Cylinder Kit (£500)
TDI Tuning Chip (£400) New bhp - 187bhp
Pipecross Over Panel Filter (£30)
Clarion MP3/Blue Tooth Head Unit (£170)

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Rear Bumper alignment
Turbo Boost Controller
Black Front/Rear and Side Lights
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Posted 14 March 2010 - 19:56

I picked up my 56 reg for mondeo ST155 TDCI for £6000 with 84000K on the clock. It is in mint condition 1 owner from new. Just had to replace the clutch and flywheel so my advice is to ask if it has been replaced as they are expensive Dual Mass Flywheel and Clutch Kits (£850) Plus Labour.
2006 Ford Mondeo 2.2 ST155 TDCI (Performance Blue)
84000K

Recent Work Done

New Clutch, Flywheel and Cylinder Kit (£500)
TDI Tuning Chip (£400) New bhp - 187bhp
Pipecross Over Panel Filter (£30)
Clarion MP3/Blue Tooth Head Unit (£170)

To Do

Rear Bumper alignment
Turbo Boost Controller
Black Front/Rear and Side Lights
Straight through Exhaust......and the list go's on
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Posted 16 March 2010 - 11:39

Ive seen these decat pipes on ebay. Do they make a difference or not?
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Posted 27 March 2010 - 21:08

The decat has made a great difference in torque. Very noticable & the rev counter seems to show how much more rev free the engine has become. Its not a hard job to change over. The only problem I have now is that the starter motor has packed up! Typical! Ive read about the problems & even found this:

http://www.autoelect...CAL-AES2202.pdf

If the chutch it shite then is there a composite replacement thats not going to gash the starter up? CheeRS...Neil

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Posted 27 March 2010 - 22:10

Nice looking motor, i think theres a bloke selling those decat pipes on ebay. Might have to invest in one!

As for the clutch, im not sure if theres a replacement other than standard. :P
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Posted 29 March 2010 - 18:19

Ive been asking & probing about different companys & got talking to "Techniclutch" who are currently 3-4 weeks from putting out a complete replacement into full time production. The Dual mass problems everybody have always tend to be after about 50k miles. Im on 74k now so that would explain my starter motor issues! The dual mass is getting skipped if faviour of a solid flywheel. I found them in the Performance Ford mag if anyone else is intrested. I was told the complete clutch system & fly wheel will be costing about £350. Ideal!!!

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www.techniclutch.com

(Free phone: 0800-083-4142)

Picture: Standard Mondeo clutch & flywheel kit 2.2 ST TDCi 04-07 (155 Bhp/Ps)

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Posted 30 March 2010 - 10:20

Some good info there. Especially if it brings the cost down.

My gearbox, clutch, flywheel and master cylinder were all replaced at 87000 miles and im now on 99000 so probably wont need one for a while!
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