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A feature, thenHopefully just suspension rubber taking the strain!
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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In the engine compartment fuse box there is an "aux Junction box"
the little box on the engine side of the main box.Fuse and relay for headlamp washer is in there Fuse 2a 30amp
.J
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Thank youIn the engine compartment fuse box there is an "aux Junction box"
Fuse and relay for headlamp washer is in there Fuse 2a 30amp
J
the engine bay fuse box isn't listed in the owners handbook, sir doesn't need to open the bonnet there are people to do that for you Thank you
Yep the owners manual says you need a qualified technician to look in that 1 so they give no info
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Nobody at the dealership thenYep the owners manual says you need a qualified technician to look in that 1 so they give no info
J
Will any qualification do, or does it need to be specific? I passed my cycling proficiency
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Tempted to go on a snow hunt today!
Nobody at the dealership then
Will any qualification do, or does it need to be specific? I passed my cycling proficiency
Yep, I made mine up too so that I was allowed to look at all my files on it
.If I could up load a PDF i would share it with you as you are qualified enough obviously
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I did that 2 nights ago ,went to the top of a steep hill to a car park where no one had been able to go
,did some donuts,6" of snow easy then went home Got to be done ..
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Forecast has turned to rain, I'll save my fuelI did that 2 nights ago ,went to the top of a steep hill to a car park where no one had been able to go
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I did that 2 nights ago ,went to the top of a steep hill to a car park where no one had been able to go
I also find empty carparks are a good place to practice skid control
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Does the prop-shaft on that have a big rubber thing?
It does have a center bush in the rear prop which has rubber but not in the prop drive line.
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Pumped the tyres up today, thought they looked low
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There seems to be a bit of a delay between when you hit the throttle and when engine actually does anything.. like it's having a think.. I'm guessing that's just the way it is, being diesesed and all
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Combined with a sudden gear change too that it's not expecting,There seems to be a bit of a delay between when you hit the throttle and when engine actually does anything.. like it's having a think.. I'm guessing that's just the way it is, being diesesed and all
There seems to be a bit of a delay between when you hit the throttle and when engine actually does anything.. like it's having a think.. I'm guessing that's just the way it is, being diesesed and all
Cant say I have noticed under normal driving, although there is a lag if you go from normal to foot on the floor before it will kickdown.
Have you tried it in "S" mode?
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Worth a look, I think.
As for the delay on acceleration, I guess there are all sorts of sensors etc to advance ignition qhen accelerating. Are all working? Diag!
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The delay is more throttle response.. I'd say a good half second between hitting the throttle and the rev counter moving.. I'll see if i can make it repeatable
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Is it a diesel?!
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Yes
4.4tdv8
