Fiat Bravo

Shingoz

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Sigh. Buying car in sg you can no longer trust the odometer. Have to calculate yourself base on 20k km per year average.

Unless you met up with the driver and he has more than 1 car and using it as spare.
 

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Sigh. Buying car in sg you can no longer trust the odometer. Have to calculate yourself base on 20k km per year average.

Unless you met up with the driver and he has more than 1 car and using it as spare.

no choice
so the best is to do a full servicing upon getting a used car
this kind of money cannot save de

honestly if the previous owner travel 30k per year, the car still can last till end of coe la
300k mileage till end of 10 years, not a big issue
 

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no choice
so the best is to do a full servicing upon getting a used car
this kind of money cannot save de

honestly if the previous owner travel 30k per year, the car still can last till end of coe la
300k mileage till end of 10 years, not a big issue

Yea man our neighbour country their cars all can make it pass 10 years, why not ours?
 

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Since there are fiat bravo owners here, can I check if anyone's petrol cap's rubber piece had broken off?
Any recommendation where to change it? I check back with TTS and they quote me a ridiculous amt, which they said that the whole cap & key had to be changed.
Ad I thought its just a piece of rubber string
 

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Since there are fiat bravo owners here, can I check if anyone's petrol cap's rubber piece had broken off?
Any recommendation where to change it? I check back with TTS and they quote me a ridiculous amt, which they said that the whole cap & key had to be changed.
Ad I thought its just a piece of rubber string

Mine broke long ago by the pump attendant. It's a quick fix, can use those thin shoe lace to replace. Or else like me, just leave it alone..
 

ZhuTou!

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Since there are fiat bravo owners here, can I check if anyone's petrol cap's rubber piece had broken off?
Any recommendation where to change it? I check back with TTS and they quote me a ridiculous amt, which they said that the whole cap & key had to be changed.
Ad I thought its just a piece of rubber string

Check with stockist, see if they sell
Tanly at waterloo
 

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lol u still bother to call them ar??

knn they charge me $80 for remote key cover..where i can buy from ebay at one-tenth the price :s22:

Since there are fiat bravo owners here, can I check if anyone's petrol cap's rubber piece had broken off?
Any recommendation where to change it? I check back with TTS and they quote me a ridiculous amt, which they said that the whole cap & key had to be changed.
Ad I thought its just a piece of rubber string
 

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lol u still bother to call them ar??

knn they charge me $80 for remote key cover..where i can buy from ebay at one-tenth the price :s22:

key cover they give me free....:o
i thought its just a simple replacement, who knows they chop so much.
also stop going to them for servicing liao

Check with stockist, see if they sell
Tanly at waterloo

thanks zhutou
 
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