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It's Centa and VSpec's information is accurate, apart from his misspelling of Centa. I think it costs a bit more than that, Raphael... more like 800 euros. but perhaps my memory has been boiled by a hot afternoon in a three-wheeled sauna tub between Toulouse and Bargemon.
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My car was made just before yours Tim, and registered on 1st June 2013, so I am watching your thread with great interest. So far mine is quiet, but I have no reason to suppose it will remain so.
Did I recall that the cost for the improved Centa unit was £700 fitted? I believe that this is close to cost price, however, I agree with you that the original component is not fit for the purpose, so why should we accept a substandard piece when a better one is available?
I know many people have gone down the route of paying for the latest one, possibly in exasperation at not having a working car, and whilst I would not want to take advantage of Morgan, equally, I would not want them to take advantage of me, or any other customers' goodwill.
I think the point resolves around current consumer law in the UK, something which I know very little about, but are there any 'experts' here who can clarify the situation?
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Ah, yes, my brain has indeed boiled. I saw a euro sign when it was a pound sign!
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As they used to say in the music halls, "Don't ask I..."
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My car was recovered to factory and I collected it, good excuse to get a factory tour.
I believe the Centa is a longer term solution and is maintenance free, allegedly.
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If it works for a long time .......perhaps
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You are right Raphy,
keep lubricating yours and it maybe will work for a long time too. I hope a lot of compensators have longevity. You lavish attention on those three MOGS of yours.
Now get out on the golf course.
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Vspec - sad to say that the original Comp will just keep getting worse and worse:(((( 
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Just so I understand this correctly.........
If the housing for the comp has the large hole underneath then it should have a comp with the grease nipple?
Or do all of the housings have the access hole and only some comps have the zerk fitting?
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Just so I understand this correctly.........
If the housing for the comp has the large hole underneath then it should have a comp with the grease nipple?
Or do all of the housings have the access hole and only some comps have the zerk fitting? This is what I was also curious of. And to make a grease nipple, just drill a hole and make thread in it ?
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