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Hi im looking for a late registered MGZT or Rover 75 preferred WX08 HEJ MGZT saloon does anyone know where this car could be for potential sale? drop me a notice, i would be most grateful. im trying to locate a very late registered r75/mgzt 08 plater. thank you

Budget is a firm £**** cash waiting for the right car (either WX08 HEJ or its silver sister WX08 HEU). No games, immediate transfer, going to ...

Posted Yesterday, 20:48 by LEE GREEN
Read more : Im looking for a 2008 08 rover 75 or mgzt for sale | Views : 9 | Replies : 0 | Forum : Rover 75 and MG ZT Forum

As titled - I'm struggling to get something to work to remove this plastic nut, due to the shape of the nut and surrounding fuel filler pocket, I find that what I try is either too big or too wide or doesn't grip properly etc - I'm stumped by a plastic nut! :-?

Any suggestions greatly appreciated - I have changed the cambelts, camshafts and tappets on ...

Posted 21 Jul 2026, 22:47 by Bolin
Read more : What tool to undo fuel flap actuator nut? | Views : 33 | Replies : 1 | Forum : 75 and ZT Technical help for all derivatives

Many happy returns of the day Dave. :happy birthday: :cheers:

Posted 21 Jul 2026, 00:09 by Mick
Read more : Happy Birthday takestock | Views : 46 | Replies : 4 | Forum : Social Forum

Does anyone know what this shiny cylinder in the photo is that is located behind the glove box?

Posted 20 Jul 2026, 22:10 by Ed3
Read more : Identify a part behind the glove box? | Views : 47 | Replies : 1 | Forum : Rover 75 and MG ZT Forum

Under supervision, a young nurse has a go at explaining the BMW M47 that is on a workshop bench
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_KoESS4mhg
I found the explanation of locking the flywheel very clear and most helpful.

Would anyone know whether any shaft or pin of the correct diameter and length can be used if taking the crank pulley off?

I assume the locking pin tool is aimed at securely holding things in ...

Posted 19 Jul 2026, 08:33 by Ed3
Read more : Young nurse explains M47 lock flywheel & more | Views : 53 | Replies : 1 | Forum : M47R Diesel Powered Derivatives

hi to all
the instrument cluster on my 75 needs to be changed the lcd screen is all lines so i bought one that was km/h so can the digital display and odmeter be changed to mph using T4
david

Posted 09 Jul 2026, 16:24 by 9060davidj
Read more : hi line instrument cluster | Views : 123 | Replies : 1 | Forum : 75 and ZT Technical help for all derivatives

I see that Tom Hobbs has redesigned his repair panels.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284325094439

Posted 07 Jul 2026, 19:47 by daveo138
Read more : Sill Repair Panels | Views : 122 | Replies : 1 | Forum : Rover 75 and MG ZT Forum

A bit of a deep technical question. But maybe someone knows something I don't?
My understaning is that the IPK hardware and firmware is identical for all highline IPKs. The only difference is the contents of the EEPROM. I'm asking because I replaced the EEPROM on a petrol IPK with one for a diesel along with swapping the dial plate. Didn't work properly. My suspicion is I've done something else in the process, probably CAN ...

Posted 05 Jul 2026, 19:26 by Duncan
Read more : Instrument pack IPK reprogramming. Petrol and Diesel version | Views : 111 | Replies : 0 | Forum : 75 and ZT Technical help for all derivatives

On items around the house like rubber torches there is the problem that with the passage of time the rubber goes unpleasantly sticky and a normal reaction is to want to bin the item. But the advice from various sources online is to use cleaning materials to simply clean the rubber. And I find it starts to work but cleaning sticky rubber is hard work.

On the Rover 75 CDTi my large air intake intercooler ...

Posted 04 Jul 2026, 02:38 by Ed3
Read more : Sticky rubber and old large air intake pipes | Views : 146 | Replies : 2 | Forum : Rover 75 and MG ZT Forum

Hello all,

Could someone give me a steer please as to where this part fits? I am sure its part of the exhaust system and sits against the car bulkhead somewhere to stop it turning when screwing in/out a bolt. For the life of me I cannot work out where it goes. Its from a KV6 car.

Posted 02 Jul 2026, 18:55 by KENHAYES2477
Read more : Help to identify where this goes please? | Views : 177 | Replies : 1 | Forum : 75 and ZT Technical help for all derivatives

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