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Where can someone find a MG ZR for sale?
Auto Trader's website is one place online where a MG ZR can be found for sale. Exchange & Mart's website and Car Site's website also have MG ZR's for sale.
When was MG ZR created?
MG ZR was created in 2001.
What order do the ht leads go on a mg zr 1.4?
mg zr firing order
Where can one find a cheap MG ZR for sale in Dallas?
A cheap MG ZR for sale in Dallas can be found from a variety of locations. You can try your local used car sales forecourt. Failing that, you can try private buyers listed in local papers or sites such as Craigslist.
Where is the thermostat on a mg zr?
The thermostat for an MG ZR is at the front part of the engine. It is mounted inside the oil cooler.
What is a good price to pay for a used MG ZR?
The MG ZR hatchback automobile is found throughout Britain in used car lots and classifieds. The average buyer can expect to pay between 1200 and 3000 British pounds depending on the seller and the condition of the vehicle.
What kind of designs are available for MG ZR cars?
MG ZR cars are available in MG Express and Facelift, which was designed by Peter Stevens in 2004. Others are available for club racing and national rallying.
Mg zr how fast can it go?
I have had about 130 mph out of mine
What is a Mg zr 160 camshaft timing?
Very expensive!
Car fuses and wiring questions MG Zr?
dont buy a car with electrical problems its that simple !!!or buy a bike ??? or you could just walk u lazy bone heads !!!!
How do you Replace a heater motor in an MG ZR?
go to the garage and buy 1
Used Mg Zr?
The MG ZR was one of Britain's most popular sporting hatchbacks throughout its production life, and in 2004 was MG Rover's best selling car—the first time that any MG product had been the most popular product of any of the many combines that had owned the MG marque. Tens of thousands of MG ZRs were sold in Britain, and proved particularly popular with young buyers who were attracted by deals such as free insurance and discounts that were the equivalent of VAT.
