What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Always wear your safety slippers when providing moral support and sarcasm
tomcat59alan
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Nice, don't forget a cushion so you don't get piles and blinkers and ear defenders so you can't see the rolling eyes and hear the sarcastic remarks.Mind you you won't hear the rustle of a teabag. Think you may have found the source of your problems fingers crossed.
So this was the state of the joints in this repair.
I put in a few patches which appears to have worked, but I had to wait 30mins for Key Code Lockout, so I'll try starting it in the morning. Not 100% happy with my patch though, so I've ordered a soldering iron to do it properly. Crimps just aren't giving me that fuzzy feeling.
I put in a few patches which appears to have worked, but I had to wait 30mins for Key Code Lockout, so I'll try starting it in the morning. Not 100% happy with my patch though, so I've ordered a soldering iron to do it properly. Crimps just aren't giving me that fuzzy feeling.
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what happens when you haven’t got cup holders
Really...how common..what happens when you haven’t got cup holders
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These are handy for soldering wires
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/25526901...iBtIi1TtqJjHjw%3D%3D|ampid:PL_CLK|clp:2047675
tomcat59alan
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+1,made my job so much easier, thanks Brian.
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I see what you're saying but given the rears are supposed to be 38psi and the fronts 28psi (Wammers always claimed in order to preload the VCU) wouldn't it make sense to leave the new on the baxk but drop them to 34psi?
I struggle to see it making much difference to be honest but I am no expert. My tyres seem to wear pretty evenly but then I rotate them every so often.
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I run them all at 2.4bar and rotate them. I got 40.000mls from the at3's I had on.
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Unless loaded, I run mine at 28psi front and rear. Pre loading a viscous coupling is nonsense, the greater the degree of rotational difference, the more it locks. I rotate my wheels to keep the wear even as the fronts wear quicker than the rears, not surprising with the steering inputs added to the traction.
Good news! I got the EKA entered and the engine will crank.
Bad news! The battery didn't like all of the ****ing around I have been doing with the electrics on and off for the last month so it is now dead. Lesson learned, back on charge and hopefully I can get her fired up soon. Probably just in time for my soldering iron to arrive and tear apart the electrics again.
Bad news! The battery didn't like all of the ****ing around I have been doing with the electrics on and off for the last month so it is now dead. Lesson learned, back on charge and hopefully I can get her fired up soon. Probably just in time for my soldering iron to arrive and tear apart the electrics again.
Handy [ba-dum-dish] looking tool. Probably easier than me trying to rock the one handed finger bender.
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I’ve been running extremely aggressive treads with completely different tyres front/back for years with no issues other than what would be normal at the age/mileage if they were normal sized. I keep the rear pressures higher then front 32/36psi which seems to keep it happy. I can tell if rear pressures drop
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Apart from just getting back from oban this week, 800 miles later just doing new droplinks,
I don't know if anyone is interested in this, it's just lying around the garden from when I sold my P38, the reason I put it here and not in the for sale section is, I know you lot, I don't want someone to buy it and sell it on to make a profit (I could do that)
Anyway it's a RR P38 boot liner (I almost sure it) OEM, you will have to pick it up from TW19 7TB I don't have that many stamps to stick on to it, and I am not going to wrap it, make me an offer? It was dirty, but the wife cleaned it up a lot, and it could do with a better clean up, no damage on it that I can see, it's made of plastic or fibreglass (the latter I think) but here it is PM me some picks for you.......
Anyway it's a RR P38 boot liner (I almost sure it) OEM, you will have to pick it up from TW19 7TB I don't have that many stamps to stick on to it, and I am not going to wrap it, make me an offer? It was dirty, but the wife cleaned it up a lot, and it could do with a better clean up, no damage on it that I can see, it's made of plastic or fibreglass (the latter I think) but here it is PM me some picks for you.......
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Shame you are 142 miles from me
I would of had that!! It would cost me £140 in fuel in the V8 Would have been a nice day out thoughShame you are 142 miles from me
Could've sold this when I still lived in Hounslow. So inconsiderate.
