tomcat59alan
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I just bought a 1997 Range Rover, Wont even turn over next day of sale.
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That's the owner builders fuel pump wiring in the boot of a fiberglass car..pulling it out of the garage tomorrow to tune it.. .[/QUOTE]
For a retired aeronautic engineer that is shocking
i was expecting beautifully laid out wiring.
For a retired aeronautic engineer that is shocking
i was expecting beautifully laid out wiring.
That's unbelieveable! all that effort put into building a car and, then bodge the wiring! FFS!
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If they are pulling it out tomorrow - my guess is that is not the finished product...hence the work lol
No meant pulling car out of the garage tomorrow to tune it outside...wait till you see under bonnet wiring FFS... and he gets through scrutination for racing here according to him yeah no battery isolation switch...update tomorrow guys for a laugh... me spent afternoon trying to remove headliner from P38 those rear plastic covers round rear seat belts are a pain even with Barrys snap-on trim removal kit...
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There is a very nice race course in your area
There is a very nice race course in your area
Have you been?
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Did he work for Boeing? Maybe on batteries or anti-stall device?
He's obviously got a Bob or two... but you've got to remember down here people reinvent themselves...wait till you see the next update...
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No, Not travelled out of uk much. darent go too far when you drive a P38
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See ovalandrover's blog.
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Travelled from the south west of France to the UK and around the Pennines towing the tin tent in mine plus many other long trips over here often towing heavy trailers.
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For a retired aeronautic engineer that is shocking
i was expecting beautifully laid out wiring.[/QUOTE]He worked for BAe?
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For a retired aeronautic engineer that is shocking
He worked for BAe?
Wright brothers.
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Hopefully I will be able to trust mine that much one dayTravelled from the south west of France to the UK and around the Pennines towing the tin tent in mine plus many other long trips over here often towing heavy trailers.
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Sorry - just seen I've been tagged in this thread a couple of times... I am indeed away working a LOT at the moment... managed one night at home (last night) and just packing to head out the door again for another week...
I have sod all phone signal/internet where I'm working during the week, but I will try and get online and have a read through this from the start, and see if I can offer any thoughts/advice that hasn't already been given!
Hopefully will be back soon....
Marty
I have sod all phone signal/internet where I'm working during the week, but I will try and get online and have a read through this from the start, and see if I can offer any thoughts/advice that hasn't already been given!
Hopefully will be back soon....
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@AudioInstigator , how are you getting on buddy?
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Drove mine the long way from the UK to the Crimea via south of France and down and back up through Italy and it never missed a beat. Only the last few years a few issues but nothing not solvable and a lot of help from people on here and the archives.
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