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Henry_b
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Nice tan for £1300 I'd of thought!!For £1300 I could give my tan a good going over
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Thinking about it..
The Softdash Classics had the best EAS system IMO.
the Airbags were reminiscent of the bags you get on a LGV/HGV "in build and quality" plus they mounted the compressor on the chassis where it stays cool.
I got a "94 running that had been sat for 13yrs and she rose up after 20secs..
Amazing..
The Softdash Classics had the best EAS system IMO.
the Airbags were reminiscent of the bags you get on a LGV/HGV "in build and quality" plus they mounted the compressor on the chassis where it stays cool.
I got a "94 running that had been sat for 13yrs and she rose up after 20secs..
Amazing..
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Nice tan for £1300 I'd of thought!!
Hell yeah! Me n the doggie off somewhere warm for a couple of weeks
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Hell yeah! Me n the doggie off somewhere warm for a couple of weeks
I'll take ya somewhere nice in the Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag
Majorca
South of France Bit cold.
gold rover
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I'll take ya somewhere nice in the Jaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaag
Majorca
South of France Bit cold.
Oooooo our 'enry a jaaaaaaaaaaaaaggg sounds real posh like. Can we go Madgeorca and see my pals Shaz n Trace
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Oooooo our 'enry a jaaaaaaaaaaaaaggg sounds real posh like. Can we go Madgeorca and see my pals Shaz n Trace
Absolutely "in best posh Jaaaaaaaaaaag accent" My dear, i'll go warm up the Jaaaaaaaaaaag
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What would be the best diagnostic to buy please. I know to avoid the £20 enay ones haha
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Usually Allcoms or RSW, are the ones that seem to do the trick but I can't remember which is for your vehicle, and the search function is down again.
hi @Nightsman32
there are currently around 3 x diagnostics available that are recommended
1) gap iid , have gone up to £500 but can be bought for £420 where companies have some old stock , this will do virtually everything that dealers diagnostics will do ( have one myself and highly recommended)
2) As mentioned RSW, use via a windows laptop , will calibrate suspension , around £150
http://www.rswsolutions.com/index.php/discovery-iii-lr3/4dcan-diagnostic-tool
3) or autel AP200 , can do a lot apart from calibrate suspension , basic reader , will programs keys £50
ref the amber light, sounds like ur compressor may be getting tired , with a reader can see the live data of what pressure the compressor is producing
here’s a chart of what ur compressor should be providing
Having a code reader with these modern vehicles is really a must , otherwise Ur just guessing
don’t keep worrying with what if as ur drive urself nuts , start with getting the codes read and if u need help there’s many here that will always help as u can save a fortune by doing the work urself
u can buy a new compressor for around £4-450 , sometimes u can rebuild them but generally is only a short term temp fix, hardest part is getting them apart
hopefully that’s put ur mind at rest a little
ps, good to hear the belts and oil pump has been done
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Thanks again everyone il buy one of those gap iid diagnostic they sound like a very handy tool.
great it helped
the gap iid is a fantastic bit of kit , is Bluetooth so use it via an iPhone or iPad
this is currently the cheapest place
https://www.island-4x4.co.uk/integr...411-da6412-da6413-da6414-tfiidbt-p-27303.html
ur then be able to read the fault codes and it will also give u live data or ur compressor
Has the option of emailing the results to ur own email address or taking a screenshot
there’s a few of us now that own iid so can help if u get stuck
hiya
will have a good resale value seeing they’ve gone up to £500
indeed, great bit of kit Plus customer service that’s second to none
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If it covers your car, the new Rovercom-IQ from Blackbox Solutions is less expensive.
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Nice tan for £1300 I'd of thought!!
A fiver for some gravy browning and spend the rest on booze.
cheers, first I’ve heard of that one and would be interesting to get some feedback £360
https://www.rovacom-iq.com/
thks again for the heads up
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Don't you mean you got a 13 yr old running back in 94 when it rose up after 20 secs,V amazingThinking about it..
The Softdash Classics had the best EAS system IMO.
the Airbags were reminiscent of the bags you get on a LGV/HGV "in build and quality" plus they mounted the compressor on the chassis where it stays cool.
I got a "94 running that had been sat for 13yrs and she rose up after 20secs..
Amazing..
