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What happened to her?
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There's a similar one in my collection for the 135 RiC. At last a sporty car that's green or something like that.
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Looking for some advice please. I want to know if Skoda Favorit lowering springs will fit on a 1989 Rapid 136? With my Rapid being 89 is is probably one of the last made before they changed to the Favorit. Reason i'm asking is that Favorit springs on ebay are £75 and Estelle/Rapid are £135.
Cheers
"Rapid being 89 is is probably one of the last made before they changed to the Favorit"
Actually Favorit and Estelle/Rapid were produced paralelly from 1987 onwards until January, 1990.
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Actually, the Rapid won't tell you the time. A clock wasn't standard equipment. :p I don't think it it is a ridiculous comparison. Both are cars and both cost £12,000. Main difference is one won't loose value. Of course, practicality does come into it...
You also need to remember that the RiC is a rare model at the best of times. They were only sold in the UK and Canada and I can think of 4 in the UK today, 5 if you include this one. This is most definitely the best example. Don't get me wrong, it isn't cheap, far far from it but it isn't as expensive as it first sounds. To look at it another way if you were to buy a RiC (when one rarely comes up for sale) for £1500 you'll have to spend a good £7,000 to get it into the condition of this car (if you could find many of the obsolete parts) and you're then left with a restored, "high" mileage example. If you really want the best, and can find the money, it'd be worth it.
It'll be interesting to see if anyone does bite.
Actualy they were sold only in the UK and in Austria. They were never sold in Canada. those lucky guys got the 135GLi with beige interior instead.
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Yes, they're identical.
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I'd go for 5187.
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Yep, it is!
Back in 2008, I was about to buy an orange one from Bratislava (Pozsony for me, as it was the former capital of Hungary's).
The car was a bit krusty, especially on the sills and I could see the ground from the driver's seat, as the floor was like an emmental cheese.
Apart from these, it started nicely and it was a well runner both when idle and when accelerated.
The owner asked some 900 quid for it but finally I didn't buy it. I have some good pictures of the car on my other PC, I may post a few later on.
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You mean the sensors?
If so, then yes, they're easy to get hold of. Just visit your local Renault dealer and they'll order them for you.
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Congrats! It's a really nice gem.
I'm also having a RiC in beige (color code 2040), yours is royal blue (color code 4633).
Cheers
Köny
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"We got the fuel gauge working"
How did you do it?
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Skoda 135 GLi Bendix 1989 TiO2 Oxygen sensor Test 0V-12V-0V
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But now I have an other issue to solve...
The engine won't start, so I need to replace the temperature sensors (the 2 from Renault, 7700737571 and 7700737572)...
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It was soaked in petrol for a while, then 12V was given to it directly for both directions, so finally it started to operate.
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Patrick, we could finally mend the Walbro. It was full of rust. Now it works and so does my Rapid RiC.
Did you manage to repair yours?
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Congrats for the LSE, it looks great!
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Finally my RiC is up and running again after a massive cleaning process of the Walbro fuel pump.
It was full of rust, so no wonder it didn't work.
Now I need to concentrate on the fixing of the heater motor and to find out why the petrol gauge doesn't work...
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Key blanks may be obtained from eBay.co.uk from Chris (Boroskoda). Drop him a line.
Old Rapid pics - miss it loads :-(
in RWD Skodas and historics
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