MGZT 2.5 V6
For sale 2002 02 plate.. 2.5 v6 160 MGZT 1 owner from new, 38000 miles 11 mts MOT 3 mths tax. Excellent condition for its age. Slight tear in drivers seat bolster, Immaculate interior apart from that. 6 disc cd changer, resent rear brake pads. Serviced yearly by family mechanic. £1350 ovno. This is a well looked after and very low millage car
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Any troubles with head gasket?
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Originally Posted by scoobyman1984
(Post 11514040)
Any troubles with head gasket?
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Originally Posted by scoobyman1984
(Post 11514040)
Any troubles with head gasket?
Wont be having trouble with headgaskets on anything MG Rover with a V6 in it. It was the 1.0-1.8 K series 4 cylinders that had issues, and when fixed with the correct studs and locating dowels it wont be an issue again..... |
Originally Posted by powerwrx
(Post 11514047)
non at all mate, everything is sound in the engine, its hardly even run in with the millage its done, its also the KV6 engine which replaced the earlier engines that were prone to problems
Just the K series had the issues mate :) Would also point out it is the same K series as fitted in the Lotus Elise models if anyone was wondering :P |
Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
(Post 11514052)
Also wrong, Rover have never had problems with any of the variants of the V6 engines.... Brilliant engines the rover 2.5s!
Just the K series had the issues mate :) Would also point out it is the same K series as fitted in the Lotus Elise models if anyone was wondering :P Early hand-finished units were affected by inconsistent production tolerances (1996-1998). This caused the height of the cylinder liners to vary, which risked over-compression or under-compression of the head gaskets. The production facility was re-engineered prior to launching the Rover 75 (1998-2005). Those changes resolved all known issues and the KV6 has a positive reputation for reliability this was taken from Wikipedia which among others included the Rover 800 v6 wernt the k series used in the rover 200/400 ? now they were dog turd lol anyhow...now wrong with the engine in the car im selling :) |
Originally Posted by powerwrx
(Post 11514057)
Early hand-finished units were affected by inconsistent production tolerances (1996-1998). This caused the height of the cylinder liners to vary, which risked over-compression or under-compression of the head gaskets. The production facility was re-engineered prior to launching the Rover 75 (1998-2005). Those changes resolved all known issues and the KV6 has a positive reputation for reliability
this was taken from Wikipedia which among others included the Rover 800 v6 wernt the k series used in the rover 200/400 ? now they were dog turd lol anyhow...now wrong with the engine in the car im selling :) Also simple to work on, but anywho I divulge, the MG 2.5 V6 is one of the best engines built in a long time, no problems with these! get it bought its a very nice car and with those miles not to be sniffed at for that price! |
Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
(Post 11514058)
K series was used in everything mate, Metro, 200, 400, ZR, ZS, F, TF, ZT Supercharged, Elise, etc, and to be honest they are a fecking brilliant engine, nothing could have competed at the time for output per capacity of the engine, its just a shame the build quality let them down, but to be honest once the dowels are replaced they are really quite reliable :)
Also simple to work on, but anywho I divulge, the MG 2.5 V6 is one of the best engines built in a long time, no problems with these! get it bought its a very nice car and with those miles not to be sniffed at for that price! |
I have read various reports of failures on the 2.5 engines but admit they are lesser an issue than the k series engines
Where are you based matey? Very interested |
Originally Posted by scoobyman1984
(Post 11514063)
I have read various reports of failures on the 2.5 engines but admit they are lesser an issue than the k series engines
Where are you based matey? Very interested |
Pm me your number so we can arrange for a viewing if thats ok.
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pm sent mate
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still for sale
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no interest in this? its a lovely car with very low millage
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If you weren't so far away id be interested.do you ever travel south?
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Im still interested in this and doing all i can to sort the money for it on top of the boiler issue.
Has the cambelt been done? As this is quite a big job and im nervous of shelling out with the possibility of that needing to be done especially with the finances at the minute |
Originally Posted by ditchyboy
(Post 11518989)
If you weren't so far away id be interested.do you ever travel south?
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ok, we (my dad) has seen a smaller car which he likes therefor he will let this car go for £1000 no less, bargain in my eyes.
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£1000 folks..
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MG
After seven Imprezas and one Evo bought one of these cars.MG ZT 190 SE Registered 2006 and is a dream to drive .:thumb:
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still available folks
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Bargain motoring at that mileage ,, glwts
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if my bmw sells, i'll be seriously tempted by this.
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Hi mate, has the cambelt been changed? Nice motor... |
Originally Posted by JGlanzaV
(Post 11514051)
You obviously dont know your Rovers/MG's....
Wont be having trouble with headgaskets on anything MG Rover with a V6 in it. It was the 1.0-1.8 K series 4 cylinders that had issues, and when fixed with the correct studs and locating dowels it wont be an issue again..... PS If I had a grand, this would be mine, glwts. |
car still for sale, cambelt hasn't been changed simply due to the millage and the car being driven sensibly, ok its probably due in terms of the cars age but a family mechanic has looked the car over,checked all belts and said they look fine.. with my dad looking at selling it and for a low price it wouldn't be worth us/him getting it changed just to help a sale
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would you take £1000???
jake |
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Originally Posted by cuprajake
(Post 11527473)
would you take £1000???
jake |
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