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But if i didn't have to constantly fix something i might comfort eat and get fat with all the money I've not spent.
See, land rovers are good for your health
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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See, land rovers are good for your health
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A-ha but what generation
I've got a 1996 Isuzu trooper here at the garage with a 3.1 4cyl turbo diesel.. A real tank like the 38 but next to bugger all electrics
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Not the V8.A-ha but what generation
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I'd have to go look it up but before the fad for glowing screens and with the straight six diesel. I test drove one before I ended up with a useless Xtrail but it was more than I could afford.For sure
What year are you talking?
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It would have to be anything before 2000 for me
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and Nissan Patrol even better
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Not in my opinion.
Yesterday took the 60 reg Vogue with the super duper TDV8 4.4 for a spin to Margate. going along the A20 down into Dover sudden rushing sound. WTF.. Possibly an air leak? Burst tyre? Road noise? Pulled over in dover and found what I thought was a road sign at the back of the car, pick it up and put it in the boot, rushing sound gone. Had a look today and reckon the"road sign" was the mud pan from the rear of the engine.
Now we've just had some work done on the engine, a garage replaced the oil cooler and some pipes, would they have needed to remove the mud pan to do that? The front pan is loose as well. I'm not fit enough to lay under the car to try to do it myself.
I've had this sort of problem on a previous Vogue when a garage didn't secure the front mud pan properly.
Now we've just had some work done on the engine, a garage replaced the oil cooler and some pipes, would they have needed to remove the mud pan to do that? The front pan is loose as well. I'm not fit enough to lay under the car to try to do it myself.
I've had this sort of problem on a previous Vogue when a garage didn't secure the front mud pan properly.
