Hydrolastic Suspension Pump

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OrangeManDan
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Hydrolastic Suspension Pump

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As I drove into work today I had a guy in a 4x4 follow me in to the car park. He rolled his window down and asked if I had hydrolastic suspension. Anyways the guy went on to tell me that he had a pump that he'd be willing to sell for £50. The only problem being that the gauge isn't working. He has a gallon of fluid too and anything else he can find he said he'll give that to me as well.

So the question, is it worth £50?

Thanks.
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DotMatrix
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Re: Hydrolastic Suspension Pump

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You should be able to find a suitable gauge pretty cheap. If it works i think it sounds like a good price
OrangeManDan
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Re: Hydrolastic Suspension Pump

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Thanks for the quick reply.
1994 Metro L 1.1 8V Carb Nightfire Red
1996 111 Knightsbridge 1.1 8V MPI Tahiti Blue
1996 114 SLI 1.4 8V SPI Chawton White
1994 Metro GTi 1.4 16V MPI Flame Red
1995 114 SLI 1.4 8V SPI British Racing Green
1996 111 Knightsbridge SE 1.1 8V MPI Nightfire Red
TLC
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Re: Hydrolastic Suspension Pump

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How much does it cost to pump up a car
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Re: Hydrolastic Suspension Pump

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TLC wrote: Sun Apr 23, 2017 1:03 pm How much does it cost to pump up a car
In fluid, not a lot. 5 liters of fluid is £35 at minispares and you wont need more than perhaps 0,5-1 litre to pump up a car that isnt totally empty.
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