stemac33
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Recovered the pillars and headlining. Good job I did as well found the sunroof glass only held in by 6 inch of bonding because of rust. All cleaned up repainted and rebonded.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Oh dear, thats me fecked then, on that last bit.
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stemac33
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No got it from work
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Nice job on the pillars.
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Is it your job in the refinishing?
That is very nice my friend..
I would like some for mine.
stemac33
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Not really I'm a joiner by trade and make high end salon furniture for hairdressers and beauty spas. The leather is what we use to upholster the hairdressing, barbers chairs and hair washing units.
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stemac33
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Didn't always do this job before I travelled up and down the country refurbing pubs, restaurants and hotels for Whitbread brewery.
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I fitted a “chip” to my 2006 Range 2.7 TDV6
Am wondering if I will see any benefit at all? Has anyone else done this?
Am wondering if I will see any benefit at all? Has anyone else done this?
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Put it in the range rover section! It's not question time in here son!!
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You should have got a large portion, at least you would have something to eat while you wait for the recovery vehicle, the gearbox is pi $$ poor in standard form, you may have accelerated its demise. still asleep, thought it was a TD6 , is the gearbox stronger on the TDV6?
still asleep, thought it was a TD6 , is the gearbox stronger on the TDV6?
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You should have got a large portion, at least you would have something to eat while you wait for the recovery vehicle, the gearbox is pi $$ poor in standard form, you may have accelerated its demise.
Good question! The GM box is the one that is made from scotch-mist and vapourises with the heat from the engine. I believe the ZF is stronger but not sure how close to its limit it is. @holidaychicken would probably know, or @Saint.V8 , of course.
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Your auto box will quite likely be chips quite soon.
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think its the ZF box in the sport, GM was in the earlier L322 bmw engined 3.0d diesel, chip will be down to the chip fitted, loads of different types but diesels normally show good improvement
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Finally bit the bullet and had a new suspension compressor fitted £510. Yeah “normal height only” gone Kept the old one, when I get 5 minutes playtime gonna strip it down see what was wrong. New front pads and oil change next week then she’s ready for winter barring a good wax polishing
Kept the old one, when I get 5 minutes playtime gonna strip it down see what was wrong. New front pads and oil change next week then she’s ready for winter barring a good wax polishing 
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Collected a good 2nd hand (obviously) 2.4 VM lump as a spare cos it were going for the right price, all bits still on the engine.
Was going to say picked it up, but by the hell, thats a heavy old lump.
Also got the g'box, t'box, hand brake etc.
Here's hoping I'll never need any of it, but if I do, well then I'm sorted.
Was going to say picked it up, but by the hell, thats a heavy old lump.
Also got the g'box, t'box, hand brake etc.
Here's hoping I'll never need any of it, but if I do, well then I'm sorted.
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I have the chance of second motor for my p38 diesel, it's in an omega from the same year with alloy manifold, it's for free and will only cost me time to lift it out! It's a nice thought to replace all the bits while it's out on the floor and then drop it in when needed.Collected a good 2nd hand (obviously) 2.4 VM lump as a spare cos it were going for the right price, all bits still on the engine.
Was going to say picked it up, but by the hell, thats a heavy old lump.
Also got the g'box, t'box, hand brake etc.
Here's hoping I'll never need any of it, but if I do, well then I'm sorted.
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If you have the space to store it it would be daft not to take up the offer.I have the chance of second motor for my p38 diesel, it's in an omega from the same year with alloy manifold, it's for free and will only cost me time to lift it out! It's a nice thought to replace all the bits while it's out on the floor and then drop it in when needed.
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I have the chance of second motor for my p38 diesel, it's in an omega from the same year with alloy manifold, it's for free and will only cost me time to lift it out! It's a nice thought to replace all the bits while it's out on the floor and then drop it in when needed.
If the FIP doesn't end 994 then you'll have to swap it for one that does, assuming it comes with all the ancillaries.
