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Cc rider
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Post by Cc rider »

Hi there my names rod.
I got my cc back in July it's a 2.0 se quicksilver with 59000 on the clock I paid £ 1500 with a years mot and tax.
I have just replaced the cam belt and water pump I know it says 80000 change but the car is 2001 model and is over ten years .
The roof works fine but I have a question for you guys do you operate the roof through the winter months I.e as in maintenance sort of way so that things don't get stiff or seized.


Many thanks...
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Capncol
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Post by Capncol »

Hi and welcome to the forum.
We have a policy with our car of cycling the roof once a fortnight all year round to keep everything moving.
Cheers Col.


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Enright
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Post by Enright »

Col, that's a TOP tip, and I reckon you should put it as a sticky in the roof problems section.
Welcome Cc rider - good move on the cambelt. Prevention is better (and a LOT cheaper) than cure! :)
BCingU,
Neil. ;)

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Cc rider
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Post by Cc rider »

Thanks for the reply. I will put that tip in to practice.
I find the ride quite harsh have you guys ever done anything to soften the suspension .
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