SpanishTony
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What sort of studs did you use?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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What sort of studs did you use?
been running round with no hevac working for weeks. anyway bought a job lot of 3 on ebay(1 was working but the guy was honest and said he didnt know which one) any way after trying all 3 they all workred but didnt light up so homes meter and checked all bulbs beleive it or not out of 4 hevac units managed to get 1 full set lucky or what so all lighted up and working next job full service l think
tomcat59alan
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Did nothing to it but I did fix my large trolley jack, result
Datatek
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Plastic trim fastners, not pretty bt does the job.
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Did nothing to it but I did fix my large trolley jack, result
cheers just reminded me,one of mine broke a small spring yesterday id better order one
tomcat59alan
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cheers just reminded me,one of mine broke a small spring yesterday id better order one
Glad to be of service.
Littelwill
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Bought a new oil pressure switch.. Is it a hard job?
StuckAgainSteve
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If it's a Thor V8 then it's under the driver side exhaust manifold IIRR - a bit tricky to get to.
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its a Diesel does that make any difference to ease?
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Piece of p*ss, switch on filter housing (left hand side as you look at the filter from the passenger wing). New switch tightened to 40 Nm, 30 Ft lbs.
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leave the mirrors alone if you think you will break the tweeter housings
. gently lever from the top and they will pop off.tomcat59alan
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So, all prepped, primered and sprayed then clear coat and it's looking amazing!
Then I peel of the tape and realise there's a few bits that haven't quite gone off yet.. and hey presto, thumb prints
Bugger, you better watch it when you put the tweeter housings back then.
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Fixed the SRS Fault. Was the Number 2 bulb at the back of the instrument binicle.
Fitted TyrePal looks good well made and acurate. More big trips coming up so a bit more piece of mind.
Fitted TyrePal looks good well made and acurate. More big trips coming up so a bit more piece of mind.
Littelwill
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Took a little trip to Rimmer Bros for shiny new bits.
New Mintex discs/pads on rear, left the protectors on for now as they're not totally rotten - yet
Bleed the brakes so there's new fluid in calipers, helper was this: ONE MAN BRAKE AND CLUTCH BLEEDING KIT UNIVERSAL | eBay
Surprised how great and well behaved my helper was
Bleed the brakes so there's new fluid in calipers, helper was this: ONE MAN BRAKE AND CLUTCH BLEEDING KIT UNIVERSAL | eBay
Surprised how great and well behaved my helper was
