What did you do with your Range Rover today
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The CTEK is good on the bike and managed to recover the battery on it's 3rd attemp but my Ring charger is far better over 10m of cable.
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Went out for my drugs,from the pharmacy put it back in the garage for tomorrow's job drivers heated seat.
I got these and never put them inWent out for my drugs,from the pharmacy put it back in the garage for tomorrow's job drivers heated seat.
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They are a lot better than the originals, if you break an element it will find another path, and no hog ringsLazy bugger.
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As long as its not through your plums.
Is there a fix for the seatbelt, some years ago I asked this question, and someone on here sold me 2 "New" seatbelts.... won't say who, but you know who you are..... and they were just as bad as my replaced ones, anyway they are very slow to return and rewind very slow, are they a sealed unit, can you spray them or lube them in any way?
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I read somewhere that a got wash and dry can help? No clue if it actually works
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Furniture polish works well to help speed them up, give them a good coat.
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Blow an airline down there first?
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Yes a got wash defo helps.
sorry made me laugh, there are times when I type that its like using a bunch of sausages.
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its not me, friggin' auto correct gets worse with every updateYes a got wash defo helps.
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Seems we are all dipping out then. LOLSo do we
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My missus has the same problem. No amount of lube helps. LOL
The book says don't lubricate the belt mech as it can cause the belt to breakdown. There isn't a lot you can do if you open a belt, maybe clean off the inevitable grime that has built around the mechanism to see if that gives them more spring.
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Disconnected my cheapo chinese FBH remote relay yesterday and battery still sat at 12.74v so I think I've found my battery drain. New one on the way from a different chinese manufacturer
Thats not what she told me.... I will get my coat
Got to love the Chinese, they go to all the trouble of tooling up and making something, then they want to save 5p so f*ck it upDisconnected my cheapo chinese FBH remote relay yesterday and battery still sat at 12.74v so I think I've found my battery drain. New one on the way from a different chinese manufacturer
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TBF it may be my fault, I may have accidentally left the relay energised for days instead of 15 minutes
