What did you broked on your RangeRover today
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Nor has he; it doesn't fit!
I reckon he's running his on witch's brew. Mine are fine.
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Tssk. I'd give the muppet that did that a good talking to. You just cannot get the staff these days.
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Don’t you have the bestest stuff from Dopeys mate?
I have gone through about set a year of decentish stuff
(1/2 as much as Alan)
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Fired it up this morning to go to work, alternator fault message. Drove all right and message didn't reappear when I started it to come home. Just another P38 electrical gremlin I hope.
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Maybe just belt bit slippy on startup.
Can check your battery voltage on tickover with lights n everything on see if it drops so you know what your alternator is pushing out.
Can check your battery voltage on tickover with lights n everything on see if it drops so you know what your alternator is pushing out.
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Send me some,if @Dopey can get hold of some there is definitely a market out there,I'd be his first customer.
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Yeah, will do it Saturday unless the weather carries on being biblical.
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Check belt is tightish, start her up and see the tensioner isn’t jumping about. Sometimes bearings go on alternator pulley but not too common - if slip belt off and spin it by hand you’ll feel any roughness but if you do that may aswell check idler pulleys same way while you are there.
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I got that occasionally and the rev counter doesn't register, switching off and restarting clears the fault message. Did it soon after I bought it,new alternator on warranty,kept the old one and fitted the 14.7 regulator and its been on for years.
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Yes is read it dont fit never mind i will use it on map pipe and power box,
sounds like i need to go see Dopeys mate when i get back from a few days just outside littlehampton hopefully the p38 will make it with the tin tent
i will pack the diag
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See if you can get me some please,fed up with the sh1t thats for sale,the longest lasting I found was Bosch, cannot find that supplier any more.Yes is read it dont fit never mind i will use it on map pipe and power box,
sounds like i need to go see Dopeys mate when i get back from a few days just outside littlehampton hopefully the p38 will make it with the tin tent
i will pack the diag
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I don't have any. Maciej I think his name was. @Dopey might be able to get some off him and sell on. Assuming he's still in the country. Bit far down there for me without losing half a day.
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It's bad, isn't it. I don't mind paying extra for quality stuff that lasts but everything is just **** and then into land-fill. Does my head in.
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Yes is read it dont fit never mind i will use it on map pipe and power box,
sounds like i need to go see Dopeys mate when i get back from a few days just outside littlehampton hopefully the p38 will make it with the tin tent
i will pack the diag
Oooo, a holiday. After all those months off you must be ready for a break.
My father used to go boat fishing down there. Very successful, apparently.
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Oooo, a holiday. After all those months off you must be ready for a break.
My father used to go boat fishing down there. Very successful, apparently.
Its more a change of scenery for the misses as she has been working from home all the way through and looks like will continue teaching from home, so apart from home and tescos not been anywhere
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Take advantage of the chance to get away, it's a good call.Its more a change of scenery for the misses as she has been working from home all the way through and looks like will continue teaching from home, so apart from home and tescos not been anywhere
This covid stuff ain't going anywhere for the moment. We picked a camping site with low facilities so we don't have as much contact with public.
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Thats what we have done its what they call a CL on a nursery max 6 pitches and only got tap electric and disposal point, which is more than i get at steam fairs so we are sorted in the caravan
I saw the post as to were you are, been there years ago with parents lovely area, i seam to remember it translated to frogs legs or that may have been the site name.
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It is a nice island, about 10 yrs behind France mainland, which is nice.Thats what we have done its what they call a CL on a nursery max 6 pitches and only got tap electric and disposal point, which is more than i get a steam fairs so we are sorted in the caravan
I saw the post as to were you are, been there years ago with parents lovely area, i seam to remember it translated to frogs legs or that may have been the site name.
Jambon grenouille
I may look for that one
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We used to stay at a lot of CL's,great value as long as she had electricity for her hair dryer and water for the shower we were self sufficient.Thats what we have done its what they call a CL on a nursery max 6 pitches and only got tap electric and disposal point, which is more than i get a steam fairs so we are sorted in the caravan
I saw the post as to were you are, been there years ago with parents lovely area, i seam to remember it translated to frogs legs or that may have been the site name.
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