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19 January, 200818 yr

Have just bought a Skoda Felicia Estate 1.6 reg 2000 (W) - from my brother-in-law who has sadly had to stop driving due to disability.

It has only 26,000 miles on it, so couldn't let it go!

Looking forward to getting to know the car - and all the members here.

I live in Sussex - quite rural - and our other car is a massive Volvo 940 2.0 SE estate - very old and with 213,000 miles to its credit.

19 January, 200818 yr

Hello and welcome. I'm sure the Felicia will provide yo with years of good motoring. Good to hear your Volvo's going strong with that mileage.

19 January, 200818 yr

welcome to briskoda

Davy

19 January, 200818 yr

Hello and Welcome

19 January, 200818 yr

Hi and welcome

Good choices - both the Felicia and the decision to join Briskoda.

19 January, 200818 yr

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Can you change front shocks without removing hubs etc? 12 plate 1.6tdi
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Can you change front shocks without removing hubs etc? 12 plate 1.6tdi

Alasdair1 · 5 minutes ago5 min

MOT today with a couple of advisory but also yet another broken front spring. Thats seven now in two years on my cars. Sounds a daft question but wondered if anyone has changed front shocks without removing hub. Was wondering if both wheels were off ground with car on axle stands would there be enough play to drop knuckle enough to separate and remove shocks. Alasdair
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