It's people like this who make our insurance so expensive...
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Just came across this thread, some old boy wants to know how to change his V5 back to a 1.2 so he can insure it as that, even though it has a 2.0 engine.
How can i change my engine on v5?
It's people like this that contribute to the mess of the car insurance industry. Insuring a 2.0 as a 1.2, he may as well not be insured if anything happens. Makes my blood boil!
How can i change my engine on v5?
It's people like this that contribute to the mess of the car insurance industry. Insuring a 2.0 as a 1.2, he may as well not be insured if anything happens. Makes my blood boil!
not really. if he ever caused an accident and resultant payout then whoever insure him wouldnt have to pay out for his damage, so the initial payout would be less, but theyd also probably take him to court and claim the rest back off him. if it was insured properly theyd make a big payout and not get it back.
LeeMad said:
not really. if he ever caused an accident and resultant payout then whoever insure him wouldnt have to pay out for his damage, so the initial payout would be less, but theyd also probably take him to court and claim the rest back off him. if it was insured properly theyd make a big payout and not get it back.
He doesn't sound the sort to have enough assets to recover any losses in Court tbh.To be fair I once owned a Polo GT which had had the original 1.3 unit replaced with a Golf mk3 1.4 engine.
Told dvla and they replied saying that this engine wasn't originally fitted (yeah I know!)
And demanded photos and a receipt for the replacement engine. I sent these off and recieved another reply.
This engine was not originally fitted to this vehicle (yeah I know)
and demanded a inspection from an independent garage. I got a vw specialist to write the dvla a lovely letter confirming the engine numbers.
The dvla replied telling me that the engine was not originally fitted to this car..
I gave up after that. The insurance company knew about the swap though.
Told dvla and they replied saying that this engine wasn't originally fitted (yeah I know!)
And demanded photos and a receipt for the replacement engine. I sent these off and recieved another reply.
This engine was not originally fitted to this vehicle (yeah I know)
and demanded a inspection from an independent garage. I got a vw specialist to write the dvla a lovely letter confirming the engine numbers.
The dvla replied telling me that the engine was not originally fitted to this car..
I gave up after that. The insurance company knew about the swap though.
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