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£260ish

at least youve found it and not had to start pulling bits off trying to find an electrical/fuel related fault

mark

Have a go at it mate, not that hard to do.

I just don't have the space, live in the city.

If I had time and space then I would try a lot more.

First buy a house with garage and then get a syncro too

so in the end cost 267 euros, 217 for the shaft, and 60 for labour.