What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Thanks.
I may stand a chance of getting to it now if I need.
Let’s see if it comes again, it was weird it cleared itself. Not even an ignition cycle.
Of course I am so far away from my tools and files.
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Works on my '95. I lock it at standard locally but I have gen 3 which are softer at that height. Need it on the roads around here.
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Renewed my l322 insurance for £565!
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Blimey
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hmm no touch screen today.. completely dead! no radio, no reversing camera, no orange light on the button, nothing.. hmm.. will check fuses
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Mine did this when TV unit gave up, had to go through units with most loop by pass to find which one was causing it.
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Well.. after a few weeks of false starts and me butchering the Russian language. (also lots of help from the long haired colonel) Finally got all the parts and bits and pieces for the rear breaks to get the Black Beast back on the road with breaks feeling better than they ever had before 
What i had before i just accepted and thought normal. Now ..wow. Its like when you go in for a full tire change you think your tires are ok as you get used to them wearing but when you put four new boots on and come out of the shop you realize how bad the past set were.
What i had before i just accepted and thought normal. Now ..wow. Its like when you go in for a full tire change you think your tires are ok as you get used to them wearing but when you put four new boots on and come out of the shop you realize how bad the past set were.
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Even the comparison sites put their prices up the closer you get to the date you need it. If you do it a few weeks in advance you get a better deal.Hi just wanted to share my experience. When you Admiral renewal went from £400 to £800 per year I went straight back to basics and filled in the “meerkats” comparison site. That way you’re going to get whatever is out there. The result for me was a new supplier 1st Central at £400 per year. Interestingly, my son got his best offer from the same company on a Mercedes but my daughters best offer was Admiral for a Corsa. For me the comparison sites always deliver the choices I seek. Keep looking.
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Anyone know if you can get replacement parts for the l322 rear wiper motor? The gear is fine but the tip of the spindle is damaged where the nozzle clips on
I'd glue it, but only if you can't replace the spindle, which is also corroded and worn
I'd glue it, but only if you can't replace the spindle, which is also corroded and worn
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You can use one of these, just need to swap the carrier bracket and move the magnet to the other side of the gear (180 degrees) or use your own gear.Anyone know if you can get replacement parts for the l322 rear wiper motor? The gear is fine but the tip of the spindle is damaged where the nozzle clips on
I'd glue it, but only if you can't replace the spindle, which is also corroded and worn
BMW 3 SERIES E46 COMPACT REAR WIPER MOTOR
PS link don't work so don't bother clicking it.
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Sorry needs to be the E46 compact
BMW Rear Wiper Motor Fits 3 Series E46 Compact 6925096 | eBay
OEM Number 6925096. BMW Rear Wiper Motor Fits 3 Series E46 Compact 6925096, Used in working order. BMW 3 SERIES 2001 Wiper Motor Rear. All used BMW parts supplied by Quarry Motors are tested prior to removal and supplied with a minimum 3 month warranty!
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Couldn't possibly be the same across 2 similar models, could itSorry needs to be the E46 compact
BMW Rear Wiper Motor Fits 3 Series E46 Compact 6925096 | eBay
OEM Number 6925096. BMW Rear Wiper Motor Fits 3 Series E46 Compact 6925096, Used in working order. BMW 3 SERIES 2001 Wiper Motor Rear. All used BMW parts supplied by Quarry Motors are tested prior to removal and supplied with a minimum 3 month warranty!www.ebay.co.uk
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ok, it seems to be official. cruise control on the l322 is crap and its cost me a fortune!
finally done some reproducible tests.. flat road, no high winds, constant speed and no traffic etc, at 70mph I'm getting 8-10mpg more (dash display) with foot on accelerator, vs when cruise is on, over the same stretch of road
finally done some reproducible tests.. flat road, no high winds, constant speed and no traffic etc, at 70mph I'm getting 8-10mpg more (dash display) with foot on accelerator, vs when cruise is on, over the same stretch of road
Yeah but yours fluctuates a lot, doesn't it? How long was the road?
Used ours this week and it only fluctuates by 2km/h (on the sat Nav) hardly notice it.
I have checked the travelling to ferry figures and got 29.5 MPG not the most level of roads but fairly constant but lots of changing speed zones.
Mind I bet its not the same on the return cos different driver who didn't use cruise and has 2 on/off pedals
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I've measured it a few times now on a few roads including motorways when they be free so i can do a constant speed.. at least 5-10 miles to get a decent average and with hot engine etcYeah but yours fluctuates a lot, doesn't it? How long was the road?
Used ours this week and it only fluctuates by 2km/h (on the sat Nav) hardly notice it.
I have checked the travelling to ferry figures and got 29.5 MPG not the most level of roads but fairly constant but lots of changing speed zones.
Mind I bet its not the same on the return cos different driver who didn't use cruise and has 2 on/off pedals
J
Cruise seems to pulse.. ie accelerate on and off.. you can't really notice it but you can see it in the instant mpg screen
Plus cruise vent accelerate more than at a glacial pace so i think I'll only use it for 30/40 limits and not for 'cruising'
