What's with the broken tennis bat
if you are really lucky you get a spare in with the spare wheel too
J
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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if you are really lucky you get a spare in with the spare wheel too
J
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I have a UME sensor on my 38'
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You mean ones fallen off?if you are really lucky you get a spare in with the spare wheel too
J
Datatek
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Captive washers are a production aid, can't be frigging around putting washers on bolts on the production line.
stuu
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Fold in over 70mph help with fuel economy
And, probably cheaper than flanged bolts.
stuu
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Busy day
New toe arms bolts and nuts and eccentric washers
New rear hub upper and lower rose joints with bolts nuts and eccentric washers,
New rear wheel bearings
New backing plates
New handbrake shoes and fitting kit it works really really well now,
Front tie rods freed for alignment tomorrow,
Rear air springs was done on this motor in 2020 and they have contitech then the land rover logo below are these likley genuine or cheepos?
Front struts was done in 2019 and have the landrover sticker and barcode/partnumber sticker on i can't find that on the rear air springs though
New toe arms bolts and nuts and eccentric washers
New rear hub upper and lower rose joints with bolts nuts and eccentric washers,
New rear wheel bearings
New backing plates
New handbrake shoes and fitting kit it works really really well now,
Front tie rods freed for alignment tomorrow,
Rear air springs was done on this motor in 2020 and they have contitech then the land rover logo below are these likley genuine or cheepos?
Front struts was done in 2019 and have the landrover sticker and barcode/partnumber sticker on i can't find that on the rear air springs though
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Summink has changed!!
Just filled up with more diseased fool.. brim to brim, 28mpg, dash said 31 mpg!! That's a lot closer and i can live with that!!!
No idea what's changed
Just filled up with more diseased fool.. brim to brim, 28mpg, dash said 31 mpg!! That's a lot closer and i can live with that!!!
No idea what's changed
Datatek
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If you don't reset the computer each time you fill up, it's probably just adapting the average to your driving style.
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i reset the trip, which resets the average MPG-ometer
theres 3 trips, one i reset on each tank, one i never reset, the other auto-resets at each ignition cycle
Datatek
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In that case, it's just the standard LR inaccuracy
rich28uk
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Same as my td6, rear have contitech and LR logo, don’t know if genuine or LR approved parts etc but I have an old invoice for rear bags done at a LR dealer so I’d imagine genuine, seem decent though.
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Took advantage of fine weather and got lower hub bushes/ rose joints changed, very easy with a push pull tool, hardest bit was removing the big circlip, even the bolts came out in good condition.
Front track rod ends to do over weekend than find somewhere that can do 4 wheel alignment.
Front track rod ends to do over weekend than find somewhere that can do 4 wheel alignment.
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Same as my tdv8
1988smithy
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My rear offside were advisories on last MOT, what puller did you use, one of those 200 quid jobbies?
frog hopper
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Could it be a sensor counting the bits that fall orf?
1988smithy
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Yeah but the sensor fell orf
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rich28uk
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Contitech should be pretty decent.
