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But how do you wipe?I'm lucky I just rake gravel over my messes
But how do you wipe?I'm lucky I just rake gravel over my messes
leavesBut how do you wipe?
Very gently and with caution I should think.But how do you wipe?
I'd rather drop the oil, it can drip while the other work is carried outdid u also keep it quiet he could have used a vacuum pump and removed the engine oil that way, lol
Reminds me I must do a full service on my D3 soon, has only done around 100 x miles in the last year but will still do engine , diffs, transfer and filters , including the fuel filter
plus got some 19 rims to replace my 17 but still haven’t decided what tyres to get, want AT that are also snowflake marked , will then leave them on all year round
Is that the sensors off mine or did they go on other P38?Today I went out early to swap my repaired wheel then all four lights on the EAS switch came on again fault showed at last as the front left height sensor so,changed it, found the electrical connector full of crap,cleaned it and checked the other three, left rear was barely connected and also full of crap. Went on to grease the propshafts , check the gearbox, transfer box and axles oil levels. May do the engine oil and filter tomorrow weather and tiredness permitting. When I parked the Bastid up,the EAS fault had cleared, said very quietly and the volume on the telly high in case it hears me
Cheeky,no mate they went on the black one ,I had a spare that was sent in error, looking at the wiring it could be possible to fit the ones with the wiring tail on them. depending on how they mount I should have checked when I was under. The posting in error was due to being knackered, didn't mean to do so much.Is that the sensors off mine or did they go on other P38?
(Keep it in this thread now )
Let me know if there’s anything in particular you need. Still have some odds n sods lying about. Considering taking/cutting the EAS tank off underneath. Vehicles too far to reinstate now so it’s dead weight reallylooking at the wiring it could be possible to fit the ones with the wiring tail on them
Thanks Jack, I'll check what my tank's like. How did you get on with the MOT?Let me know if there’s anything in particular you need. Still have some odds n sods lying about. Considering taking/cutting the EAS tank off underneath. Vehicles too far to reinstate now so it’s dead weight really
I'm very lucky with the guy I have used for years for MOT's if it's possible he fits me in, as long as I'm flexible. A couple of weeks ago he told me to turn up and he'll see what he could do. When I got there I was number six in the queue,I said no problem, it's good to be out of the house. The queue mysteriously evaporated.He’s booked up for ages, good ones always are, so mot is in 2 weeks. Going to use that time and what’s left of my budget to fit new front callipers and slotted discs new pads.
I didn’t mean the Tank - looks pretty weathered but surprising what’s in the suitcase still
I did this to mine last week and the oil came pouring out. I mean gushing! It's fair to say it was overfilled by the useless mechanic. Never again.start the motor and run it through the gears, then slip underneath and check, there should be a steady stream of fluid coming out the filler hole
Teach them young. That is not a Range RoverMy niece just bought a brand new Vogue... well I forgive her it's her first Landy so she's still learning, but a good start
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Can i take it apart to clean it up? Presume that's the issueCar went into 1st again while driving in D think i need to sort it out before i blow the engine up
It was actually 1st, not neutral as i previously thought
Believe its just a different sump that has the dipstick. If the dipstick can be altered in some wayI'm guessing there's a blank plug somewhere?
You can pull it apart and give it a going over with contact cleaner.Can i take it apart to clean it up? Presume that's the issue
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