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Only ones I got are TD6 every 3.6 I see I think ‘well, good luck’ 
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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I don't think the bondage option was available then Kermie. LOLWhy are there no hooks/tie-down points in the back of a p38? It's not the smallest load space
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Just seen the 3rd P38 i was supposed to be having by another toss pot lying dealer Ford Mather of impression automotive. T200LHE he has now put it up for £9995!!!! LMAO. What a joker he is. I can see he has had the car resprayed fully by the looks of things and this would explain his many months of delay tactics and having my deposit before he negated on the deal. ****er. He is still putting crap in his listing which he cannot support. I did my checks on the car and none of it checked out. Its still got the crappy wheels on it, its got 132k miles on it, its an S1 P38 model and the interior is shabby. I would have been the 11th owner too.
If anyone looks at it then just bear in mind i paid him £6000 for it and now he is being a greedy tosser and trying to cash in on the jobs he had to put right @ £9995. The left rear corner has been filled and bodged too as it had a huge dent in it and the front bumper was all buckled in the middle so looks like that has been bodged too. He had continued issues with the A/C and Hevac too. It used to have a twin coachline on both sides which was a sticker coachline stuck over the top of the original looking like a right mess it was. I told him i wanted it removed and he agreed and i think it opened up a right can of worms bodywork wise and this is when his so called excellent customer service started to go down hill and his lies started coming in thick and fast so just be weary chaps if you look at it.
These dealers really do make me laugh albeit sadly some unsuspecting person will be taken in by all his BS and no doubt buy it. Its still got no M.O.T or tax on it either and no doubt that will be a fake ticket on it too.
IMPRESSION AUTOMOTIVE - Ford Mather. AVOID
If anyone looks at it then just bear in mind i paid him £6000 for it and now he is being a greedy tosser and trying to cash in on the jobs he had to put right @ £9995. The left rear corner has been filled and bodged too as it had a huge dent in it and the front bumper was all buckled in the middle so looks like that has been bodged too. He had continued issues with the A/C and Hevac too. It used to have a twin coachline on both sides which was a sticker coachline stuck over the top of the original looking like a right mess it was. I told him i wanted it removed and he agreed and i think it opened up a right can of worms bodywork wise and this is when his so called excellent customer service started to go down hill and his lies started coming in thick and fast so just be weary chaps if you look at it.
These dealers really do make me laugh albeit sadly some unsuspecting person will be taken in by all his BS and no doubt buy it. Its still got no M.O.T or tax on it either and no doubt that will be a fake ticket on it too.
IMPRESSION AUTOMOTIVE - Ford Mather. AVOID
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With all the work you’ve done way prices are going lately you may want to hang on to it a little longer? Plus you’ve only just payed your membership
With all the work you’ve done way prices are going lately you may want to hang on to it a little longer? Plus you’ve only just payed your membership
Didn't say I'd be leaving here... Or the green oval though
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That’s why it’s a debate
Go on....fufoff to the Freelander section see what we care
Go on....fufoff to the Freelander section see what we care
That’s why it’s a debate
Go on....fufoff to the Freelander section see what we care
Oooft, that was a low blow, even for you!!
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Apollojesus, I get emotional when it comes to losing more established members
Apollojesus, I get emotional when it comes to losing more established members
As if you'd get rid of me that easily - way to many idiots buying Rangerovers - where else would I get this kind of entertainment?!
Just looking to 'upgrade' to a late L322 4.4tdv8 with all the toys, bells and whistles. Got enough cars so buying another without selling one wouldn't make me popular!!
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If you say it's an investment, that usually smooths things for a while
I'm about to drop 5 figures on house works and changes... Believe me, the investment argument wouldn't wash haha.
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At last got round to cleaning all the previous owner's kids muddy paw prints off the windows - thank goodness for Karcher window vacs! Prodded al the wires and connectors to the BECM since I remembered it was after putting the seat full back that the speedo packed up. Couldn't get the multimeter on to see how the feed was to the speedo though.
Took him out for a 30 mile bimble on mixed roads. Got stuck in motorway queue from a breakdown and no overheating signs. Aircon blows cool not cold, but no clue when it was last maintained so a flush / re-gas is on the list of jobs. Speedo is now working again, but sluggish above 20 as it was before - approx 10%. Difficult to tell but looks to possibly be a bit fast below that so may well be worth having a dismantle and a play with the offset and slope pots. Definitely only the speedo that is wrong - EAS worked exactly correct at 54mph (GPS checked) vs 48mph (speedo reading) for going to highway height, then back again when I dropped back a bit. Cruise control wasn't surging but staying steady at +/- 1mph. Overall very happy with his behaviour today. Time to get the service and work booked now the speedo functions again.
Lew drops of oil under the motor for the first time when parked after the motorway queue. Needs the front driveshaft joint checking as looks to have thrown some oil / grease about there. On the other hand we didn't get the steering shimmy today.
Took him out for a 30 mile bimble on mixed roads. Got stuck in motorway queue from a breakdown and no overheating signs. Aircon blows cool not cold, but no clue when it was last maintained so a flush / re-gas is on the list of jobs. Speedo is now working again, but sluggish above 20 as it was before - approx 10%. Difficult to tell but looks to possibly be a bit fast below that so may well be worth having a dismantle and a play with the offset and slope pots. Definitely only the speedo that is wrong - EAS worked exactly correct at 54mph (GPS checked) vs 48mph (speedo reading) for going to highway height, then back again when I dropped back a bit. Cruise control wasn't surging but staying steady at +/- 1mph. Overall very happy with his behaviour today. Time to get the service and work booked now the speedo functions again.
Lew drops of oil under the motor for the first time when parked after the motorway queue. Needs the front driveshaft joint checking as looks to have thrown some oil / grease about there. On the other hand we didn't get the steering shimmy today.
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My cruise control seems to wander quite a bit, several mph, especially if there's a hill involved it seems to overshoot
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You should be proud at your age Kermie that you can still overshoot. LOL
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Gave the old girl new front brake pads and guide pins. had noticed drivers side wheel was getting dirty with brake dust after a couple of days as of late. Good job had bought the guide pin kits as the old ones were seized and rubbers split drivers side. Old ones came out without too much effort so everything OK
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You get no end of bother from a split rubber
Lasts 18 years.... and if they go to further education up to 25......You get no end of bother from a split rubber
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Well done mate, always good practice to change the lot at same time as makes things a lot easier. Did you use copper great on the slider pins and pad seats??Gave the old girl new front brake pads and guide pins. had noticed drivers side wheel was getting dirty with brake dust after a couple of days as of late. Good job had bought the guide pin kits as the old ones were seized and rubbers split drivers side. Old ones came out without too much effort so everything OK
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Thank god i never had that problem. LOL
