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Advice on Renault Kangoo van

kub · 2013-01-10 23:22:22

Hi Lads, I have a Renault Kangoo van, its a 07 model, i think the engine was a 1.5. Anyway the timing belt snapped about a year and a half ago and my mechanic tried to sort it out. There was no rush as I did not really need that van at the time. The mechanic has completly stripped the engine from the van and i have it back…

10-01-2013 11:22pm

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kub

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Hi Lads,
I have a Renault Kangoo van, its a 07 model, i think the engine was a 1.5.
Anyway the timing belt snapped about a year and a half ago and my mechanic tried to sort it out. There was no rush as I did not really need that van at the time. The mechanic has completly stripped the engine from the van and i have it back in my own yard.

Is it worth my while getting an engine for this or should i just scrap it, the body work and interior is perfect on it though

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