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Old 24-02-2015, 11:05 AM   #1
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Default Advice on inspecting AU Ute

I started a thread in the Ute and Panelvan Section, asking for opinions and experiences on a few ute variants, XF, XG, XH and AU.

Looks like I'm looking at a couple of AU utes in the next few days/ weeks. They are Series I (1999) and I think one is a Series II (2002).

From what I can gather on these forums, the common issues are the Ford rotors warping (standard thing) and there seems to be a few electrical gremlins in the power windows and central door locking.

Is there anything else to look at in particular to these series of utes? The ams of the utes that I'm looking at are all between 200,000kms and 250,000kms as this will be a third car just used for light domestic duties during a house reno, so trips to the dump, picking up occasional supplies, moving etc.

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