What did you do with your Range Rover today

Wazzajnr · Oct 9, 2023

Dopey said:
I have similar thing it was bell's palsy strange thing is it's quite rear to get it, and I had it 3 times, my eye sometime weeps like I am crying, it mostly clears up with steroids (but they make you a little crazy)

Yeah, they mentioned that but it's normally unilateral, my issue is bi lateral which is what's confusing them.
Most nervous conditions affect one side but mine is very specific, very localised and very even across my head.
Hoping to see a specialist today.

Grrrrrr · Oct 9, 2023

kermit_rr said:
Blimey...
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Underpigeon.

Stanleysteamer · Oct 9, 2023

Wazzajnr said:
Not sure yet. Had a stiff neck for months.
Couple of weeks ago my scalp got sore on one side then moved progressively to the other side just above and behind my eye.
Day I picked up the range rover I was struggling to keep my eyes open but put it down to tiredness.
Yesterday literally had to hold my top eyelids up to see.
Think it's some nerve problem but nothing shown on ct scan or xrays this afternoon.
Waiting to be assessed by doctor now so we shall see.

Best of luck mate.
I've had a meningioma, nothing like your symptoms but anything to do with the head is worrying, so I feel for you.
(Mine showed up on an MRI.)

Mark Piercy · Oct 9, 2023

Wazzajnr said:
Yeah, they mentioned that but it's normally unilateral, my issue is bi lateral which is what's confusing them.
Most nervous conditions affect one side but mine is very specific, very localised and very even across my head.
Hoping to see a specialist today.

All the best to you matey

Mark Piercy · Oct 9, 2023

I replaced this after a year or so of pulling the cable

Thank god for my scrapper

Fuel cap motor.

Mark Piercy · Oct 9, 2023

Bollox, all four air-bags to be replaced after nearly 5yr

P38Seb · Oct 9, 2023

Finally got around to changing out the 160k miles old shock absorbers..
A noticeable difference would be an understatement.

TITCH SANDERS · Oct 9, 2023

P38Seb said:
Finally got around to changing out the 160k miles old shock absorbers..
A noticeable difference would be an understatement.

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Ah!
About to do mine soon too, so that's a reassuring note!
Same make already purchased...
Titch

Mark Piercy · Oct 9, 2023

P38Seb said:
Finally got around to changing out the 160k miles old shock absorbers..
A noticeable difference would be an understatement.

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They are a bit stiffer than original spec but better handling to an extent. The only down side is they not a plush and can shake the cabin a bit.

Datatek · Oct 9, 2023

Drove wife into town for an appointment. Made use of wade height to get into the bit of the multi story reserved for high vehicles on the ground floor.

P38Seb · Oct 9, 2023

Mark Piercy said:
They are a bit stiffer than original spec but better handling to an extent. The only down side is they not a plush and can shake the cabin a bit.

Definitely smoother than what came off though

car does feel less ‘rolly’ around some of the twistier bends on the run into work this morning.

TITCH SANDERS said:
Ah!
About to do mine soon too, so that's a reassuring note!
Same make already purchased...
Titch

Top bolts for the rear shock were full of crap on mine to the point I needed to use a 19mm socket to remove. Front top bolts weren’t the easiest to squeeze a socket into either..

Also make sure the engine is cold. I’ve never sweat so much with my head in the hot engine bay..

Dopey · Oct 9, 2023

Thanks for all your help, but I think I have it sorted now, a local garage who specialise in VW Is going to do it for me for just £90 and I bought the part from Amazon for £20, so I think it's worth it for someone else to do It for me at that price, the thing is it's got over 100,000 miles on it, so is it worth the hassle of me doing it? If it was say £300 then yes I think I would have had to DIY it, thanks again for the help

Salisbury Nick · Oct 9, 2023

Datatek said:
Drove wife into town for an appointment. Made use of wade height to get into the bit of the multi story reserved for high vehicles on the ground floor.

Nice. I have to use crawl mode on mine to get under the height bar on the local Waitrose!

kermit_rr · Oct 9, 2023

Spoke to MOT man about dpf concerns.
He said as soon as it goes near the emissions machine it will know if the dpf is working or not

doriz · Oct 9, 2023

Grrrrrr said:
Underpigeon.

I’ve seen better under pigeons

doriz · Oct 9, 2023

kermit_rr said:
Spoke to MOT man about dpf concerns.
He said as soon as it goes near the emissions machine it will know if the dpf is working or not

Is that because the smell of Chinese chips will be obvious?

RangeRoller dt · Oct 9, 2023

kermit_rr said:
Blimey...
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Isn’t that @holidaychicken ’s?
Thought he had atleast 12 more tail pipes than that though?

1988smithy · Oct 9, 2023

kermit_rr said:
Spoke to MOT man about dpf concerns.
He said as soon as it goes near the emissions machine it will know if the dpf is working or not

See if he'll test it for you, put his money where his mouth is!

Dopey · Oct 11, 2023

Luton airport fire started by a RR apparently.....

kermit_rr · Oct 11, 2023

Dopey said:
Luton airport fire started by a RR apparently.....

Ejoke?

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