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Recently had a new cam fitted, and it seems the garage had a bad batch supplied. Although they advised that it would last through my trip to Scotland if driven with care, it's gone dodo in N Yorks despite driving like a granny. What's the cheapest and simplest way of getting it back down to London likely to be, so that they can sort it? I'm not in the AA \ RAC, but that's mainly because I understood they wouldn't take you more than 8 miles anyway.
PhilipC said:
Recently had a new cam fitted, and it seems the garage had a bad batch supplied. Although they advised that it would last through my trip to Scotland if driven with care, it's gone dodo in N Yorks despite driving like a granny. What's the cheapest and simplest way of getting it back down to London likely to be, so that they can sort it? I'm not in the AA \ RAC, but that's mainly because I understood they wouldn't take you more than 8 miles anyway.
What is a 'bad cam' and how on earth do you tell you've got one or judge how long it's going to last? I'm struggling to imagine what problem would show up so quickly but still leave the car driveable without damage.Gassing Station | General TVR Stuff & Gossip | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





