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Just in their tank, sorry wheel well
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Saw a rather clean looking RHD P38 on French plates on the A41 today.
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Not me
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Was it clean?
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I think my S reg P38 had a bottle jack, but my 52 reg L322 had the nasty scissors jack, as have the others that I've had. I do't have the physical strength to operate the scissors jack; last time I tried the thing started to give way. It's simply not fit for purpose on such a heavy car.
Once home I drove the car onto a block of 3" timber to get the wheel off the ground, set suspension to high, then tried the car-size jack also with a block of 3" timber, still not high enough to get the errant wheel up far enough, hence the use of the 12 tonne bus jack!
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Very clean. Dark blue I think with light interior & Vogue badge on the back. Driver didn’t even turn to acknowledge my wave.
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I got a 10 ton bottle jack where the top section has a screw thread to make it taller. It just about gave enough lift to get the wheel off, it wasn't until I had a flat that I found out it then wouldn't fit under the jacking point with the threaded bit extended.
I have the original P38 bottle jack but prefer to carry a trolley jack. Touch wood I have never needed to change a wheel at the roadside but wouldn't be comfortable using the supplied bottle jack.
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not all but some... I've seen drivers of this model who have almost fell over themselves to get a a smile in, a pointing finger or a wave but then others dont
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I bought some of these that provide a much nicer light. Instead of the three LED dots there are a dozen smaller ones that give a more even light. You need a 39mm for the front & 36mm for each side at the rear.
Amazon product
The supplied bottle jack on mine was fine, one morning I got to work I noticed a screw head in one of the treads on the front tyre, took the wheel off, dropped it in my local tyre place, picked it up on return to depot luckily, the screw hadn't penetrated so wasn't charged, anyway point is, it was on the jack for 8 hours approx and, hadn't dropped at all.
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I bought some of these that provide a much nicer light. Instead of the three LED dots there are a dozen smaller ones that give a more even light. You need a 39mm for the front & 36mm for each side at the rear.
Amazon product
I've got something very similar.. if not the same.. for the rear number plate.. hopefully they will last longer than a few months
Grrrrrr
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Washed it. 3 attempts required, the last one using neat detergent.
Tried to fix the crack in the windscreen but is is too big. Even with the glorious sunshine today it struggled to cure.
Also noticed my rear diff is leaking at the seal with the propshaft. Grrrrrr....
Tried to fix the crack in the windscreen but is is too big. Even with the glorious sunshine today it struggled to cure.
Also noticed my rear diff is leaking at the seal with the propshaft. Grrrrrr....
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I bought some of these that provide a much nicer light. Instead of the three LED dots there are a dozen smaller ones that give a more even light. You need a 39mm for the front & 36mm for each side at the rear.
Amazon product
I popped all the festoon ones out without paying too much heed and they were all 39mm. It wasn't until I came to fit the new rears that I noticed they were a tad long but still fitted and made good electrical contact. Someone before me must have replaced them sized incorrectly.
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Very good, 9 bulbs all led, all interior and 2 x puddle lamps. Boot lamp was a powerful uk sealed unit replaced last year. Durite led sealed lamp bolted to the towbar crossmember as a rev light, that's really good, should have done that ages ago.And the results??
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Yeah I've got powerfuluk rear boot light, they are pretty good and worth the money.
What no pictures then
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Pics of the rev light are on here somewhere.Yeah I've got powerfuluk rear boot light, they are pretty good and worth the money.
What no pictures then
