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90c is definitely ee ee hot!! If you touch a metal bit
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Datatek
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LOL90c is definitely ee ee hot!! If you touch a metal bit
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Today I attacked the oil cooler. It’s been leaking oil down the back of the block since before I bought it and I knew about it prior to purchase but as it started to drip on the drive it had to be done.
I got some BS611 o-rings for he turbo feed as LR told me they aren’t available any longer (they were £27 each when they were apparently!).
Looks as though I found the source of my leak and the very slight oil trace in the coolant. Caught that just in time I reckon.
love how quiet the car is with the new belts too.
I got some BS611 o-rings for he turbo feed as LR told me they aren’t available any longer (they were £27 each when they were apparently!).
Looks as though I found the source of my leak and the very slight oil trace in the coolant. Caught that just in time I reckon.
love how quiet the car is with the new belts too.
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So my funky steering turn right stiff off center turn returned, i sat and thought have i had enough is it just time to sell then at 160k its probably not even worth the money or hassle selling,
Also wondering how long the gearbox/torque converter will last being the zf6, it has been serviced and had a fresh valve body and solonoids and isnt showing signs of hassle,
Did start browsing for another to run about in so i could just park mine up and drop both subframes and have them blasted and treat the underside before the one day i look and it isnt silver anymore,
Then i decided to up the budget a bit and found some nice 4.4tdv8s and started my cogs ticking of i wonder if id be happy with going back too diesel,
Then i gave up with any of my random ideas or thoughts and ordered a steering rack for it as its the only steering part not changed now and its mine and past steering glitch im actually quite fond of it and started making an order up for my 5.0 v8 swapped 3 series so i can stop myself of any idea of buying another RR for now
I'm not convinced your man-maths is right. You did pass the supercharger numeral to the left when adding it all up?
You might find it still leaks into the coolant - there's an updated cooler assembly that doesn't distort with the concentration of heat in the vee...
Still, it's good practice! I quite 'enjoy' getting stuck into those, they're so much more accessible on the L322 than the L405, I think I was banging them out in just under 2.5 hours when I was doing them regularly.
Still, it's good practice!
I quite 'enjoy' getting stuck into those, they're so much more accessible on the L322 than the L405, I think I was banging them out in just under 2.5 hours when I was doing them regularly.
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There's only some very light staining on the bottle so it's going to be really hard to know if it is an issue/was the issue/is now resolved. I'll keep an eye on it of course and if it needs a cooler then it's not a bad job to do at all. The first time is the voyage of discovery and the second time's a lot faster.
The main driver for the repair was that it's leaking oil down the back of the block and the turbo feed is a common culprit for that so I thought I'd do it all while I was in there especially as the oil cooler is so thick in oil and muck. You never know if that's a long standing weep or the result of clumsy oil changes over the years though.
The main driver for the repair was that it's leaking oil down the back of the block and the turbo feed is a common culprit for that so I thought I'd do it all while I was in there especially as the oil cooler is so thick in oil and muck. You never know if that's a long standing weep or the result of clumsy oil changes over the years though.
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Well after years in 2 and countless l322s iv had a genuine air suspension fault,
Start up this morning all sat at normal height,
No compressor sound,
Then suspension fault only normal height avaliable,
Max speed 30, won't raise, compressor has died electronically
Start up this morning all sat at normal height,
No compressor sound,
Then suspension fault only normal height avaliable,
Max speed 30, won't raise, compressor has died electronically
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New compressor, mine was hatachi new one found off a local one breaking 2011 with an amk,
Fitted and updated compressor type to amk with sdd,
It raised up, sat running for an hour compressor never kicked in again until i selected a different height,
Went home and took the old one apart,
One of the magnetic bits has come away and arced the old pump out, heres a pic
Fitted and updated compressor type to amk with sdd,
It raised up, sat running for an hour compressor never kicked in again until i selected a different height,
Went home and took the old one apart,
One of the magnetic bits has come away and arced the old pump out, heres a pic
Datatek
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Pretty unusual for an armature to break up like that, are the bearings OK?
stuu
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Felt ok, the compressor sits in the oem bracket but couple of screws look like they had been touched before, it did cross my mind if it was a cheep one thrown in before I got it, mabye who knows
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Was the cause the magnet coming loose while running, or the armature breaking up and collecting the magnet though?
Same fubar result either way though.
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I have an old P38 compressor with same magnet issue . . . . but in my case it happened when the motor casing rolled off the bench. If anyone has one with knackered armature but good magnets ??
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Think I have one in shed. Will have a look later and get back to you
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I had all sorts of bits in my shed. If MrGorsky is coming your way I will dig them out and he can drop them off.
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That would work. The armature, brushes, piston, etc are all good on mine. As I already have spare pumps in the boot of both P38, another spare could wait in the garage for that fatal day !!
Getting it safely from Rotherham to Langley is another story. Otherwise I could post you the other bits & you can build a spare?
Getting it safely from Rotherham to Langley is another story. Otherwise I could post you the other bits & you can build a spare?
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I'm same as you, carry a working spare in boot and another runner in shed
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I carry feck all.
Live life in the danger zone me, in the fast lane of life, ABBA on the cd player , takin hot chick's as I need them.
And green flag recovery
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You sir are a cad and a bounderI carry feck all.
Live life in the danger zone me, in the fast lane of life, ABBA on the cd player , takin hot chick's as I need them.
And green flag recovery
