Showing posts with label vauxhall parts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vauxhall parts. Show all posts
Tuesday, 5 September 2017
Purchase Vauxhall Body Parts at MegaVaux
Looking for spare car parts isn't an easy job, especially if you're not quite sure on what you're looking for or where to find it.
All around the country are thousands of scrap yards offering various car parts in several conditions but this doesn't make the task of looking for what you specifically need simple.
At MegaVaux we have all our spare parts catalogued and arranged by type, model and make. Plus, searching for what you need couldn't be any easier with our search tool located on our homepage.
Currently at Megavaux we have a comprehensive range of body parts, as well as other categories, suitable for a variety of Vauxhall and Opel cars. Browse from a selection of bonnets, doors, bumpers, tailgates, seat belts and sunroofs.
So, if you're looking to purchase Vauxhall body parts or any other spare vehicle part then make sure to give MegaVaux a look!
Saturday, 1 July 2017
Shop Weekly Offers At MegaVaux
Each week at MegaVaux we make sure that we supply some of the best Vauxhall and Opel car parts available on the market at a price that is affordable.
We cater for many makes and models, old and new so we believe that you won't struggle to find the part that you're looking for. If you do need extra help finding what you're looking for then you can use our handy tool on our homepage which allows you to search for the model, year, part type and exact part that you need. It couldn't be any easier!
To update our customers on our latest offers on vehicle parts we have now created a weekly email which lands straight into your inbox, so if you want to be in the know make sure you sign up today.
Friday, 1 April 2016
MegaVaux - The Place For Special Offers On Vauxhall Car Parts
From experience we know that when you hear the unexpected rattle, bang or thump on your car it's time to take it to the garage and that can definitely be expensive.
The price of a check up is to be expected but the price of parts is where you can expect the price to soar. The cheaper alternative is to request the details of the parts you need and use an alternative source to purchase the parts yourself, we know this isn't rocket science but it's something we often over look!
At MegaVaux we specialise in vehicle parts, especially Vauxhall and Opel, in order to help those who want to save their cash we regularly have special offers on our car parts.
To take away the hard work we've created a very nifty tool in order for you to search for the part you need in a matter of seconds.
Just fill out the form on the home page and it will take you straight to the parts you need! So next time you're in need of some spare parts make sure to bear us in mind and we'll do our best to help.
Monday, 1 February 2016
Megavaux News - Vauxhall Awarded Top UK Van Maker
For the 14th time in a row Vauxhall have been awarded for being the top UK van producer. Over the past year over 60,000 vans were produced by the car manufacturer.
Recently Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders released the numbers for the plant in Luton, Bedfordshire.
It's no surprise that Vauxhall have topped it's competitors as they created a very tempting deal including four years’ zero per cent APR finance, four years’ free servicing, a four-year warranty and four years’ AA cover.
So, if you're tempted to ditch your old van for something a little bit more special don't forget you can easily scrap your car at Megavaux, all information can be found on our homepage.
Thursday, 11 September 2014
Vauxhall News – The New Vauxhall ADAM Gains Over 100,000 Orders
The Vauxhall ADAM has been on sale for just 18 months but that hasn’t stopped it from raking in over 100,000 European orders!
The urban-chic car has over a million different specification and trim combinations, making this car perfect for those who love to customise their car to reflect their individual style.
And there is further good news on the horizon with the ADAM ROCKS AIR to go on sale this month after debuting at the 2014 Geneva Motor show.
Vauxhall are on a high at the moment and it looks like they’re not about to slow down any time soon!
So remember, if your Vauxhall looks like it needs a pick me up or a few car parts which need sprucing up don’t forget to get in contact with us, we are Vauxhall experts after all!
Monday, 4 November 2013
Vauxhall’s New Range
Vauxhall have released several exciting new cars recently, adding to their extensive range. Here, we take a look at some of them, as well as some that have yet to be released.
Probably the most notable is the new Vauxhall Cascada. The convertible borrows the tagline from Ford’s marketing campaign for the Capri as ‘The car you always promised yourself.’
And in many ways, unlike a Capri, it can live up to that promise. Despite sounding like a nightclub, the Cascada has a lot going for it. The car is a flagship for Vauxhall’s new 1.6 turbo petrol engine, due to appear alongside the Monza next month at the Frankfurt motor show.
It also looks good, too, and is also practical with a roof that opens or closes in just 14 seconds. It’s also big, with plenty of room for a family of 4.
At the other end of the spectrum, there’s the new Vauxhall Adam, the rival to the Fiat 500. It’s been announced that the Adam will soon receive a 1-litre turbo petrol with 130hp+. Certainly a hot hatch if we ever saw one, this will also be unveiled at the Frankfurt motor show.
At the third end of the spectrum, Vauxhall have also announced an update to the Insignia VXR. One of the most insane ways to spend £30,000 , the 325hp monster has undergone a few cosmetic changes, as well as some mechanical ones too, as the Insignia receives a reworked rear axle.
The ESP has also been tinkered with in an effort to improve the handling capabilities of he car.
One thing’s assured, no matter how big or small your Vauxhall, Megavaux will always have the parts and spares to fix it. That includes any new models, too!
Probably the most notable is the new Vauxhall Cascada. The convertible borrows the tagline from Ford’s marketing campaign for the Capri as ‘The car you always promised yourself.’
And in many ways, unlike a Capri, it can live up to that promise. Despite sounding like a nightclub, the Cascada has a lot going for it. The car is a flagship for Vauxhall’s new 1.6 turbo petrol engine, due to appear alongside the Monza next month at the Frankfurt motor show.
It also looks good, too, and is also practical with a roof that opens or closes in just 14 seconds. It’s also big, with plenty of room for a family of 4.
At the other end of the spectrum, there’s the new Vauxhall Adam, the rival to the Fiat 500. It’s been announced that the Adam will soon receive a 1-litre turbo petrol with 130hp+. Certainly a hot hatch if we ever saw one, this will also be unveiled at the Frankfurt motor show.
At the third end of the spectrum, Vauxhall have also announced an update to the Insignia VXR. One of the most insane ways to spend £30,000 , the 325hp monster has undergone a few cosmetic changes, as well as some mechanical ones too, as the Insignia receives a reworked rear axle.
The ESP has also been tinkered with in an effort to improve the handling capabilities of he car.
One thing’s assured, no matter how big or small your Vauxhall, Megavaux will always have the parts and spares to fix it. That includes any new models, too!
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Thursday, 3 October 2013
Vauxhall Release More Details About Monza Concept
Vauxhall have released even more information about their
Monza concept car, ahead of the Frankfurt Motor Show in September.
Certain figures have been announced for the very secretive
project, which Vauxhall claim is what their next generation of cars could look
like. The shape of the car takes many hints from nature, the sweeping body
resembling wave formations, with the huge gullwing doors modelled on a
condor. It's a big departure from the original Monza (pictured).
It will also feature a revolutionary dashboard, using 18 LED
projectors to display all the relevant information across the specially
sculpted front dash. It will be voice activated and will let users share
pictures and videos as well as selected routes.
However the Monza, which was initially revealed over a month
ago, sounds more like a family car in many respects that a futuristic concept.
It will have a 500 – litre boot and enough space inside to
comfortably seat a family of four. It’s frugal, too, with an electric motor and
a turbocharged one litre natural gas engine working together.
Experts in Vauxhall Spares and Parts for over ten years, you
can be sure that Megavaux will have more information on the Opel Monza concept
as it becomes available.
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Wednesday, 4 September 2013
How To Maintain Your Vehicle
Here at Megavaux, we recognise the importance of regularly performing maintenance on your vehicle. Here’s a little check-list of some of the most important things you need to look over.
Oil Check
One of the most important things you’ll need to do is check your oil levels regularly. This is because oil helps lubricate and cool your car, and without the correct levels it could start to damage your engine.
To check your oil levels, make sure the car is level, and then pull the oil dipstick out (the yellow one) and wipe it clean. Place it back in the engine and then pull it out again, and check whether the oil is between the max and min markers.
If there is not enough oil, find the oil filler cap and gradually refill the engine until there is a suitable amount. Doing this in stages, checking each time, ensures that you do not overfill the oil level. Make sure to use the same oil that is already in the car.
Tyre Maintenance
Tyre maintenance is also important, as any wear and cracking can result in a fine of up to £2500. Many modern tyres have tread wear indicators, which are bumps which show that the tyre should be replaced when the tread reaches these levels. Tyres should have no less than 1.6mm of tread left before being replaced.
Tyre Pressure is important to check, not only or safety reasons but also to ensure your car is performing at its most efficient. The correct tyre pressure, which can be found in your car’s manual, will give it the best miles to the gallon possible.
This can be checked with your own pressure gauge, or failing that, an air dispenser found at petrol stations. Always check the pressure of the spare tyre, too.
Checking your brakes
As a general rule of thumb, brakes should be checked every 10,000 miles to ensure they work. However, you might be able to feel signs of your brakes failing whilst driving.
For example, if the brake pedal feels loose, or has to be pushed all the way down to make any effect, then it is possible that there is not enough brake fluid in the system. Any squealing or screeching sounds are also an indication that there is something very wrong with the brakes.
To check the handbrake, see how far the lever has to be pulled up before the car feels secure. If it’s more than a few clicks then it’s likely that the cable or drums to the handbrake need checking.
And of course, if you require any repairs for your Vauxhall, then Megavaux is your one-stop shop for parts and spares.
One of the most important things you’ll need to do is check your oil levels regularly. This is because oil helps lubricate and cool your car, and without the correct levels it could start to damage your engine.
To check your oil levels, make sure the car is level, and then pull the oil dipstick out (the yellow one) and wipe it clean. Place it back in the engine and then pull it out again, and check whether the oil is between the max and min markers.
If there is not enough oil, find the oil filler cap and gradually refill the engine until there is a suitable amount. Doing this in stages, checking each time, ensures that you do not overfill the oil level. Make sure to use the same oil that is already in the car.
Tyre Maintenance
Tyre maintenance is also important, as any wear and cracking can result in a fine of up to £2500. Many modern tyres have tread wear indicators, which are bumps which show that the tyre should be replaced when the tread reaches these levels. Tyres should have no less than 1.6mm of tread left before being replaced.
Tyre Pressure is important to check, not only or safety reasons but also to ensure your car is performing at its most efficient. The correct tyre pressure, which can be found in your car’s manual, will give it the best miles to the gallon possible.
This can be checked with your own pressure gauge, or failing that, an air dispenser found at petrol stations. Always check the pressure of the spare tyre, too.
Checking your brakes
As a general rule of thumb, brakes should be checked every 10,000 miles to ensure they work. However, you might be able to feel signs of your brakes failing whilst driving.
For example, if the brake pedal feels loose, or has to be pushed all the way down to make any effect, then it is possible that there is not enough brake fluid in the system. Any squealing or screeching sounds are also an indication that there is something very wrong with the brakes.
To check the handbrake, see how far the lever has to be pulled up before the car feels secure. If it’s more than a few clicks then it’s likely that the cable or drums to the handbrake need checking.
And of course, if you require any repairs for your Vauxhall, then Megavaux is your one-stop shop for parts and spares.
Tuesday, 25 June 2013
What You Need To Know About Buying Used Car Parts
Well, before picking up that phone have a think, “could I actually fix this myself?” In some cases the answer is yes, all you need to do is roll up your sleeves and take a good look which in turn would save on labour costs (plus VAT).
It’s very rare if you just happen to have the car parts you need lying round so this means you have to go out and source them out for yourself. The best thing about getting the parts yourself is that you avoid paying the profit margin for the parts when you go to a garage, you also avoid the repair charges.
When buying parts yourself you have the option of purchasing a generic part, rather than paying a premium price for a more expensive part.
So how do you go out and find these parts we hear you ask? Finding the right part for your car couldn’t be easier now with thanks to the internet, just type into Google what you’re looking for and within a matter of seconds hundreds of quality search results will be at your fingertips. This will save you leaving your house to go hunting in a scrap yard.
If you’re unsure about the part you need then your best option is to go online for a vehicle parts supplier, this will mean you can get in contact with them easily via phone and receive some expert advice for free. Also look for an online supplier who offers a part guarantee regardless of whether the part is new or old.
If you need your part instantly then you will find most vehicle part sites offer next day delivery so you don’t have to be without your car.
Finding your own vehicle parts can save you from spending a lot of excess money, so why not shop online with someone like us here at MegaVaux we have exclusive offers on our website for great quality parts for Vauxhall and Opel cars.
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
A Look Into Scraping Vehicles in Britain
The scrapping scheme which is currently in place in Britain is a safe and secure operation which provides a peace of mind to all road users and pedestrians. When a car is driven on the road, it is assumed by others that the vehicle is safe, environmentally friendly and should legally be on the road.
By choosing to illegally drive a damaged or unsafe vehicle puts others at risk as well as yourself, which may result in a serious accident, or worse death.
Scrapping your car is the safest and economically friendly way to dispose of a vehicle that is not road legal or past its best. The first protocol to scrapping any vehicle is to find an authorised treatment facility (ATF). It is important that you always look for a fully registered ATF company which is supported by the DVLA (Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency) and the MVDA (Motor vehicle Dismantlers Association). If you are going to scrap a vehicle you should do it properly and safely which is why you need to look for a fully recognised company.
After having your vehicle scrapped you should receive a certificate of destruction (CoD) straight away or within 7 days. The authorised treatment facility (ATF) who dismantled your vehicle will inform the DVLA that you are no longer responsible for the vehicle and that you have just had it scrapped saving you the hassle of dealing further more with your old vehicle.
MegaVaux is a fully registered company which specialises in the scrapping of vehicles in Nottingham, Derbyshire and Leicestershire. We offer a free scrap vehicle removal service for cars, vans and bikes. An immediate response to your call and a reliable service is what the company offers as well as the guarantee to collect cars no matter what condition they are in. This promise will ensure that your car is safely and correctly disposed of, putting your mind at ease.
Our scrappage service is free and best of all we will pay you to allow them to scrap the car for you. If you are interested in getting a vehicle scrapped you can visit our scrap a car web page or you can call us on 0115 949 7007.
Thursday, 29 October 2009
Why you need a chassis number?
Think of a car’s chassis as being just like your skeleton, it is the frame which a car is built up from... but is also the essence of its identity. Allow me to explain: every car when it is made is assigned a unique serial number which is either known as a chassis number or a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). This number allows mechanics to identify the vehicle which is listed on a database so that they can a.) Check the car’s history and b.)Use the chassis number as a means to source the correct spares for your vehicle when parts inevitably wear out.
The used car market is full of secrets, without the existence of a chassis number, you could easily become the victim of a “cut and shut”, when you buy a car that is literally two cars welded together. This is extremely dangerous and could endanger your safety and that of other people. On the database, information about serious accidents the car has been involved in is kept for future reference. When you buy a used car, this is certainly something about the car’s history that you would want to know about. The chassis number enables you to track a car’s history.
When buying Vauxhall parts, you need to know your chassis number; it is usually on a plate near the engine. For example, if you are looking for Vauxhall Corsa parts, the chassis number is probably under the bonnet close to the car’s battery.
Since 1981, chassis numbers have consisted of strictly 17 characters which don’t include the letters i, o or q to avoid confusion with number 0 and 1 although bear in mind that there are four separate standards used to calculate VIN numbers across the world.
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Friday, 2 October 2009
Vauxhall Corsa faults
Vauxhall Corsa’s are among the most popular cars in the Vauxhall range but have not been without their problems. The car series has had a number of different releases each with different bodies and engines. So we need to take a look at the different models within the Corsa series to see what problems have occurred at the various stages and the problems likely to emerge in the future.
The first models released between 1993-2000 are now starting to see quite a few issues relating to the bodywork, engine and other general problems. The older Corsa’s tend to have issues with defective door hinges and be susceptible to rust due to poor paintwork on the body.
The engines can suffer from a few starting problems. The 1.4 16v model had some problems with cutting out. If the Corsa's have a particularly high mileage you can see some clutch wear or slip.
The Vauxhall Corse 93-03 seems to use front tyres more and wear them down and also the brakes the suspension is easily tired on these older models. The Corse can experience minor electrical problems and the interior trim looks tatty after a while.
The Vauxhall Corse 00-03 model has a new range of issues this model is particularly popular with people who like to add body kits. These don’t really add value and can be covering crash damage so may be worth investigating.
The oil level on this model can drop easily so it’s worth checking and asking for proof of the last oil change. A common accompaniment to the body kit is the sports exhaust and stereo, if this isn’t a feature you want don’t pay for a car with these extras.
The Vauxhall Corsa from 2003-2006 is mechanically fine but are popular with modders so watch out for body kits and noisy exhausts. The most modern Corsa’s are relatively free from problems with the body and engine. There have been several recalls regarding the steering control.
So if you have any of these issues and are in need of Vauxhall Corsa parts, take a look at Megavaux.
Wednesday, 26 August 2009
Vauxhall Parts Request
If you are looking to repair your car and need a really specific part from a specific make and model. Then you can use Megavaux’s part request service.
The vauxhall part request service is really straightforward, to request a specific part. You simply select the model of car, then the type, the body style and engine. Then you need to select the engine part and transmission and any other features that distinguish the vehicle from other vehicles. If you know the part numbers we can identify which part you need exactly. Then simply fill out the contact details then we will get in touch with you regarding the part in the method that you select.
It can be particularly difficult to find a really specific Vauxhall part on the internet. So why not use this really simple form and get your Vauxhall parts quickly and easily from Megavaux
The vauxhall part request service is really straightforward, to request a specific part. You simply select the model of car, then the type, the body style and engine. Then you need to select the engine part and transmission and any other features that distinguish the vehicle from other vehicles. If you know the part numbers we can identify which part you need exactly. Then simply fill out the contact details then we will get in touch with you regarding the part in the method that you select.
It can be particularly difficult to find a really specific Vauxhall part on the internet. So why not use this really simple form and get your Vauxhall parts quickly and easily from Megavaux
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