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arrons442

Posted 21/6/2015 11:52 PM (#718729)
Subject: ebay hydragas pump any good?

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Location: Barnsley

Hi,
as above im looking for a hydragas pump, i am planning on lowering my metro buy chopping the rods, so i would need them pumping up after. would this be ok to pump them up to get me to the garage to do it properly?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Hydragas-Hydrolastic-MGF-Metro-1100-Suspension-Pump-/181762929427?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2a51ea3313

Marv_666

Posted 22/6/2015 12:57 AM (#718730 - in reply to #718729)
Subject: RE: ebay hydragas pump any good?

'88 MG METRO 1300

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If you only want to go as far as the garage to get it done properly...
why bother forking out the £55 in the first place?

Better off finding a member with a vacuum pump who can come to you!
Ask here or on the Facebook page, and you've got a decent chance of finding someone localish!

cooper1019

Posted 22/6/2015 10:01 AM (#718734 - in reply to #718729)
Subject: RE: ebay hydragas pump any good?

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Where you at?

Cake_Destroyer

Posted 22/6/2015 2:17 PM (#718737 - in reply to #718734)
Subject: RE: ebay hydragas pump any good?

formerly p319 hok

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They are basic, not great to use and a pile of crap in my opinion

If you buy a central heating pressure tester, you can buy a hydrogas end from the states for around $30 posted and a suitable adapter to connect it to the pump for a few pounds and youll have a very useable, practical pump that will last

Jin

Posted 22/6/2015 6:31 PM (#718740 - in reply to #718737)
Subject: RE: ebay hydragas pump any good?

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Cake_Destroyer - 22/6/2015 7:17 PM

They are basic, not great to use and a pile of crap in my opinion

If you buy a central heating pressure tester, you can buy a hydrogas end from the states for around $30 posted and a suitable adapter to connect it to the pump for a few pounds and youll have a very useable, practical pump that will last

Sounds interesting, you got any more info on this?

MetroGaz

Posted 22/6/2015 8:03 PM (#718746 - in reply to #718729)
Subject: RE: ebay hydragas pump any good?

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Location: York, tis Cold Up North!

I agree with Cake Destroyer and would say that one on eBay is rubbish.

There is a list of members who can blow up a car here or on the Owners Club all over the country so just put your location and ask if someone will do it for you.

MG

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