PPCHR
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That's the reason why I have bought one. 
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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mark1971
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Oil/filter changed
Pump timing done with the use of the nanocom without locking pins and guages got it about bang on! with a little advice from wammers
Also refurbished the EAS valve block and fitted with a little help from the nanocom again deflating the system..best money I've spent that nanocom! Saved me a few quid already
Pump timing done with the use of the nanocom without locking pins and guages got it about bang on! with a little advice from wammers
Also refurbished the EAS valve block and fitted with a little help from the nanocom again deflating the system..best money I've spent that nanocom! Saved me a few quid already
gazzab79
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New pillar trims, wood window switch pack fitted and new side cheeks for centre console. Needed lots of modding to fit!
mutsnutz
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tried to change a rear air bag and blew the top of it it had folded and when it inflated popped the top off tried another and it just wanted to fold to must be doing something wrong had the day from hell had a trolley jack give up on me before i could get the stand underneath good job i dont go under any car till they are supported
gazzab79
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tried to change a rear air bag and blew the top of it it had folded and when it inflated popped the top off tried another and it just wanted to fold to must be doing something wrong had the day from hell had a trolley jack give up on me before i could get the stand underneath good job i dont go under any car till they are supported
Was it a new bag you fitted?? Did you take the weight off it before you tried inflating it? Had troule with my rears a while back.
mutsnutz
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yes it was new tried taking the weight of it but it just keeps folding
gazzab79
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sounds like a faulty bag possibly.
mutsnutz
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i have set away another thread so i dont take over this one
it inflates properly of the car
P38A what am i doing wrong - Land Rover Zone
it inflates properly of the car
P38A what am i doing wrong - Land Rover Zone
Datatek
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You've bought one what? Tyre?? 4WD the tyres ought to have the same tread depth as near as possible on all 4 wheels.That's the reason why I have bought one.
ovalandrover
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Oil/filter changed
Pump timing done with the use of the nanocom without locking pins and guages got it about bang on! with a little advice from wammers
Also refurbished the EAS valve block and fitted with a little help from the nanocom again deflating the system..best money I've spent that nanocom! Saved me a few quid already
Did you time the injector pump with the nanacom by setting the modulation to 50% while engine was running?
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Ran it head first into a metal railing in Morisson's car park. Only slow, got distracted for a sec*, railing came off worse. Why is it every time I do damage to vehicle it's in a bloody car park?
*short skirt
*short skirt
ShaunPDisco
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Beeen away for a few days with the E class so was looking forward to a footy trip with the Range Rover. Yipee..... no over heating issues now I have the fan mod!!!!!!
Not so good news is nephew complained his feet got wet in the passenger side so looks like O rings now need attention. Other Nephew who is used to paerentswit new BMW's said 'why not you get I car that just works!!!!'
Not so good news is nephew complained his feet got wet in the passenger side so looks like O rings now need attention. Other Nephew who is used to paerentswit new BMW's said 'why not you get I car that just works!!!!'
tomcat59alan
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Ran it head first into a metal railing in Morisson's car park. Only slow, got distracted for a sec*, railing came off worse. Why is it every time I do damage to vehicle it's in a bloody car park?
*short skirt
You really shouldn't wear short skirts at your age.
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tomcat59alan
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If it's passenger side then I would look at the A/C drains and the pollen filter container. There are plenty of posts on here re. water leaks.
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I know but useful to get in and out of Rangey without dropping to access height. Saves on pump seals.You really shouldn't wear short skirts at your age.
tomcat59alan
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I know but useful to get in and out of Rangey without dropping to access height. Saves on pump seals.
:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi
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If it's passenger side then I would look at the A/C drains and the pollen filter container. There are plenty of posts on here re. water leaks.
+1 and look out for the secret leaking screw
tomcat59alan
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If it's passenger side then I would look at the A/C drains and the pollen filter container. There are plenty of posts on here re. water leaks.
Unless it's a left hooker, you haven't posted your location so don't know what county you are in.
