1988smithy
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Yeah, I might do this myself now. You can't feel the top ones anyway!
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Not tried it yet while driving but I've got a 45minute drive to work in the morning so we'll see how it goes.
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Jack under front subframe both wheels off the ground, open and shut the drivers door a few times itl try let air out the front bags to level it,
Both sides being up will take tension off the droplinks assuming its a non ace roll bar motor
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I'd put the parking brake on.. shouldn't have done that!! The car really didn't like it and the dash light was flashing. Sorted itself out though.
Will rely on wheel chocks when i do the other side
Will rely on wheel chocks when i do the other side
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Nope..... The 2023 defender at the very back of the pictureWould that be the white p38 on the right
the one with14.000 kilometers on it and a broken throttle body.... It's only a few months old....
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Thats true Land Rover tradition thenNope..... The 2023 defender at the very back of the picture
14.000 kilometers on it and a broken throttle body.... It's only a few months old....
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blimey! never knew trailer wiring sockets are part of the MOT!!
which reminds me, still need to figure out why the reversing sensors are not disabled when the trailer is attached! I've owned a p38 so i should be used to the BEEEEEP but its frigging annoying. yes I know you can silence it with the button, but that doesnt make it any less annoying
which reminds me, still need to figure out why the reversing sensors are not disabled when the trailer is attached! I've owned a p38 so i should be used to the BEEEEEP but its frigging annoying. yes I know you can silence it with the button, but that doesnt make it any less annoying
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They stop beeping to warn you when the trailer has broken away from the hitch.blimey! never knew trailer wiring sockets are part of the MOT!!
which reminds me, still need to figure out why the reversing sensors are not disabled when the trailer is attached! I've owned a p38 so i should be used to the BEEEEEP but its frigging annoying. yes I know you can silence it with the button, but that doesnt make it any less annoying
1988smithy
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If its a long beep when you put it in reverse you've prob got a sensor out
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only when reversing downhill
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it works fine normally, you can feel each one clicking away merrily
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Good idea. I certainly wouldn't leave it over 10k miles.
1988smithy
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Proper towbar electrics like? Not spliced into rear lights?
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i believe so. its a genuine landrover badged towbar with paperwork and the tell-tail works on the dash
1988smithy
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Hmm, should be fine then 'ow queer
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Don't call him names
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Hark at you duckyDon't call him names
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Wow, it doesn't clunk anymore!! Swear it feels nicer too
Don't call him names
He is a bit green though
which in itself is a bit..... well not normal for somebody blasting around in a V8, so sort of 
.J
