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Think it's more like a hole/gap letting road noise into the cabin.. everything looks in place though. It's horrid
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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So the thing is back together. Only one significant issue really…bought 2xANR1000p bolts for the track and drag links. Anyhoo, one went on and other wouldn’t meaning I had to reuse the old nut. It’s fine for now, but I might just buy new track and drag arms for £79-100. Just to future proof the job. Look nice under there with fresh bushes etc. let’s see what happens at MOT Friday.
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I don't know what to suggest other than what you've probably already checked
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No, i really don't get it, all i did was take the wheel off, pull the inner arch away enough to swap the pump on the washer bottle and put back together.I don't know what to suggest other than what you've probably already checked
If i pay attention is definitely road noise, i can hear it change when i go over bumps and potholes
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Inner arch not back in place correctly?
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ok, who put springy things on it ?
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Is that a 12” lift kit 
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I just gave it the VW test.. found this...
What do you reckon? bottom of the front screen...
Got a wider/bigger pic and I will look at ours?
is that the VIn number above it? Remember I have LHD.
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Yes that's the vin number, left hand side, the plastic trim between the screen and the bonnet.. looks like it needs a plastic bung, there's nothing underneath it
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Been on a roll having stripped the heads off of the old P38.
Carbon hard as nails and general shít caked on everything..
2hrs work with a plastic scraper, eventually gave up and sat the heads in a bath of solvent cleaner, carbon came right off.
New stem seals.
Lapped the valves too, just because.
And the final piece of the puzzle.
Looking forward to getting it back together.
Carbon hard as nails and general shít caked on everything..
2hrs work with a plastic scraper, eventually gave up and sat the heads in a bath of solvent cleaner, carbon came right off.
New stem seals.
Lapped the valves too, just because.
And the final piece of the puzzle.
Looking forward to getting it back together.
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Scuttle drain?
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There's a hole behind it, looks like it's too good the trim in place.No you're right, should have a plug
Heres mine
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Windscreen seal seen better days
I'm going to put something in it and see if that reduces the noise
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Oh arr, like a fir tree clip or sumat
Just took a couple of pics both side, no oles in ours.
And no I am not going to see what’s underneath
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me likes a bit of flexy legs 
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Will that wasn't it. At least, tape over the hole i can see didn't do much. I don't want to look underneathJust took a couple of pics both side, no oles in ours.
And no I am not going to see what’s underneath
J
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Is it a Flintstone car?Will that wasn't it. At least, tape over the hole i can see didn't do much. I don't want to look underneath
