There is a plastic cover that covers the injectors.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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This is the boy. It was missing from my engine too. Seems to be a commonly missing part.
http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/232309595308
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Yeah I'm missing that. Well I'm missing heaps of trims.
Side boot panels, shelf, upper tailgate inner trims, a rear foot well trim, rear interior lights,
Both front door handle trims,
Speedometer outer trim has a crack,
Centre console dash has wholes from a cb radio.
Handbreak gator,
She'll keep me busy for a while lol
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Glovebox also sits funny
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Also looks like I need to do intake manifold gaskets no1 is wet after being all cleaned up yesterday.
After avoiding taking the inlet off to do glowplugs serves me right
After avoiding taking the inlet off to do glowplugs serves me right
They look like this mate. Here's my engine and a link to the parts you need from eBay. I have a spare rocker cover and inlet manifold I'm currently cleaning up so the black marks will be gone soon
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/292087578784
It's not that bad mate. Takes about 20 mins to change them.
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Oh yeh am missing all them too haha.
And the rad cowling.
Keeps me occupied though and keeps the feel good factor for minimal work.
Life would be too easy if I just got a 100% correct rangie to start with haha
Mine was much the same if not way worse. If you look at my project thread you'll see I've been far to busy with a list as long and my arm and then some. Some pretty hefty jobs in there too
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Have you a link dude? I'm only recently back after losing my old rangie about 2 year ago now
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I like to live dangerously. No history with it (was advertised before previous owner with) 190k
Didn't look under it just drove it 2miles went yup I like it I'm keen to swap if you are haha
Here you go. This is my first LR.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/first-landy-p38-mods-plans.313279/
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Following... quite interesting to follow I like your wheel set up and how your getting on. Good read dude
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mines a coil sprung manual too
It won't be getting put back on eas till the coils fail as my old one and this one was jump in and drive everyday without worry (well until the gearbox goes bang) haha
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Where's Blue Beastly when you need him. Standards dropping?I'm not a fan of auto's and I liked the coil conversion as perhaps I wanted to go further with suspension mods. Plus I like modular wheels
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I've only got mat white emulsion
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I've only got mat white emulsion
2' jemmy bar and prise that wallet apart - wait for the drop in pressure as per Raiders of the Lost Ark. You might have to close your eyes as the live moths escape. Brush off the dead moths but beware the guardian pit-viper. Extract a fiver and get yourself down B&Q!
