What did you do with your Range Rover today

Thebest4x4byfar · Mar 12, 2014

Littelwill said:
today I used the heated glue trick to TOTALLY remove a bigish dent in the boot lid thats been driving me nuts since buying it!

its like new!!

Do tell ?

JohnnyCrash · Mar 12, 2014

thebest4x4byfar said:
do tell ?

+1

Littelwill · Mar 12, 2014

Ok it's pretty simple but it DOES WORK!

You'll need:
A glue gun
Some dowl about the same diameter of a 10p
Some wood screws

First cut the dowl to 1.5" lengths
Now put a screw either side of the dowl to make a handle.
Find the middle of the dent first this is very important as the glue drys mega fast.
Put a good blob of glue on the end of your dowl and immediately stick it in the middle of the dent.

Now leave for a few minutes to set and then pull it back off it will pull the dent right out with it.

I did two good dents in four attempts two goes per dent.

Go try it!

mutsnutz · Mar 12, 2014

Thebest4x4byfar said:
Do tell ?

he got some evo stick put it in a bag and sniffed it till the dent disappeared

odyssey · Mar 12, 2014

So how do you then get the dowel off?

And does it not remove the paint . . . ?

Thebest4x4byfar · Mar 12, 2014

odyssey said:
So how do you then get the dowel off?

And does it not remove the paint . . . ?

I just watched youtube vid the dowles are removed with hot air gun, heating the glue to allow the dowels to release.
The yank in the vid was also using a hammer

Thebest4x4byfar · Mar 12, 2014

mutsnutz said:
he got some evo stick put it in a bag and sniffed it till the dent disappeared

Sounds about right away with the faries (is that word allowed ?)

Druim · Mar 12, 2014

Stopped a coolant leak

- hose plenum heater to valley area renewed

effin awkward... ac pump out did make it easier

RoyalRita · Mar 12, 2014

Just had range rover for a few weeks. not done much apart from hooking up our caravan
took it for a run for about ahour . everything seem to be good. so looking forward to our first trip away in a few weeks

mutsnutz · Mar 12, 2014

Changed the maf pipe what a difference it's got its get up and go now

also changed washer pumps x3 and still cannot get rear washer to work pump works but no water coming out of pipe in rear

but hey at least The front washers work

mudderman · Mar 12, 2014

usual epoxy glue sticking the odd bit of trim back
bit of touch up black paint on tow bar
oh and looked at it as usual

Littelwill · Mar 13, 2014

This evening i reattached one of the glow plugs to the glow plug loom as its crimp had come off!

mutsnutz · Mar 13, 2014

started to replace rear bags got one done and found i have a broken sensor on the left rear its snapped of it bolts

so no point in going any further till i get a replacement for it

Datatek · Mar 13, 2014

Had a bit of excitment yesterday, phone call from wife of friend to say she thought he was having a serious medical problem. Shot round in P38, looked bad, wife phoned paramedics and ambulance. Place well off the beaten track and not on SatNav, had to go meet the ambulance. Who says a P38 diesel cannot shift? Blue lights 30ft behind me, it was the fastest I've ever driven down a single track road 100Kmh in places.

Then off the the hospital. Thankfully it turned out to be suspected Gall stones so it was back to the hospital again at midnight to collect matey

birchy71 · Mar 13, 2014

changed oil,and the oil,air,fuel filters.

Madyaker · Mar 14, 2014

Datatek said:
Had a bit of excitment yesterday, phone call from wife of friend to say she thought he was having a serious medical problem. Shot round in P38, looked bad, wife phoned paramedics and ambulance. Place well off the beaten track and not on SatNav, had to go meet the ambulance. Who says a P38 diesel cannot shift? Blue lights 30ft behind me, it was the fastest I've ever driven down a single track road 100Kmh in places.
Then off the the hospital. Thankfully it turned out to be suspected Gall stones so it was back to the hospital again at midnight to collect matey

Well done Datatek,

Puts my swap of the front grille into perspective.

jonesavpman · Mar 14, 2014

Gave her a wash,cleaned out the interior and fitted the towball,ready for taking the better half showjumping tomorrow!!

Hopefully she'll behave whilst towing,it will be her first time!!

wammers · Mar 14, 2014

Datatek said:
Had a bit of excitment yesterday, phone call from wife of friend to say she thought he was having a serious medical problem. Shot round in P38, looked bad, wife phoned paramedics and ambulance. Place well off the beaten track and not on SatNav, had to go meet the ambulance. Who says a P38 diesel cannot shift? Blue lights 30ft behind me, it was the fastest I've ever driven down a single track road 100Kmh in places.
Then off the the hospital. Thankfully it turned out to be suspected Gall stones so it was back to the hospital again at midnight to collect matey

Well done mate yes they can motor if asked to. All quite like though, non of that annoying exhaust burbling.

mudderman · Mar 14, 2014

today refitted missing bolt holding throttle body on to bracket
fitted new outlet pipe to air filter housing as original trumpet style piece long gone awol
polished the Range Rover Classic for third time in a week cos i got shoulder injury and its good therapy

mutsnutz · Mar 14, 2014

ordered a new height sensor thanks to wammers i ordered the right one

and fitted my new cup holders

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