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Maintaining my Rover 75
I have just bought a 54 plate Rover 75 CDTi Automatic with 28,000 genuine mileage.
I paid £4650 for what almost appears to be a new car. I intend to keep it for some time. Apart from having the fluid changed in the transmission is there anything else I should ask my local Rover specialist to do that may help avoid future problems?
I paid £4650 for what almost appears to be a new car. I intend to keep it for some time. Apart from having the fluid changed in the transmission is there anything else I should ask my local Rover specialist to do that may help avoid future problems?
Asked on 29 January 2012 by Lewis Gerolemou
Answered by
Honest John
Change the coolant and the brake fluid.
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low mileage
used cars
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