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Transit connect...
#1
Looking at a transit connect needs a turbo so its going cheep, anyone had one? what the opinion on them?
#2
make sure its not been limited like our work vans other than that they fly
ours seems to eat clutch's but i dont think the workforce has much mechanical sympathy its on its second clutch @70k 3 year old van
#3
What mpg do you get out of them in the real world?
#4
no idea i just mat it cause it limited it does show 35mpg on the trip evrytime i reset it
#5
horrible things, would rather a french van.
#6
Don't like the weird fly-by-wire throttle they've got,Or the lack of storage in the cabin (The Partner/Berlingo has cubby holes and cup holders everywhere Big Grin ) Heard they are quite thristy too! That said they look the part lowered on nice wheels.
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#7
What year? I had a 2004 TDDi that returned around 400-450 per tank. Pretty average for a small van.

If it's a later TDCi the injectors are a common issue.
#8
My 307 has fly by wire and i find is not noticeable any more

Its a 55 plate, i am intrested in one of the new Peugeot/Citroen vans with the limited slip diff and 3 seats up front, so i can use it off road but im going to wreck whatever i get so it must be cheep. im also sick of other drivers denting the side of my car so im getting something they will be scared parking next too...
#9
TDCis are the naff Delphi CR system - really shit, VERY common for injectors just to fail like the Mk3 Mondeos.

TDDis are pretty reliable, if a little slow...
(16-05-2016, 10:45 AM)Toms306 Wrote: Oh I don't care about the stripped threads lol, that's easily solved by hammering the bolt in. Wink
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#10
I agree with welshpug (hahahahahahaha rare occasion, someone get cake!)

They are rustbuckets, same as full size transits. Designed to last 3-5 years reliably (lease periods really).
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#11
My old one on Mondeo alloys lowered about 70mm. ..........

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I have a 2013 Berlingo now and must admit it's a much better van.
#12
Are transit connect good? My dad has a 2008 transit which is really good, i got to get a van for my secruity job which im starting in july, the mpg ia good from a full tank he got 587mpg but my 306 got 517mpg... Im wondering how much space could i get in the back of i had got a dog cage in there i know that it depends on what type of cage i get.. but wondering what are the good ppints and the bad points.. btw im driving a ex police mondeo for the time being so my 306 will be of the road next week for 8 months..
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#13
Might need to recalculate your mpg figures there mate... Rofl If you think the standard transit is any good you'll probably like the connect.
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#14
Wish I could get 587mpg. Sad Bloody thirsty HDis....


But on topic, not sure if you're bothered by it, but I've been told they're pretty poorly specced, not even electric windows/mirrors afaik. The guy I bought the Vec from had one and was moaning about it for about half an hour. lol
#15
Lol tom, anyway decided to get a connect as it is big enough gor the dog cage.. might get the st version..
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