What did you do with your Range Rover today

Datatek · Nov 11, 2018

brianp38dse said:
Put it on the drive so I can take the wheels of and my son can get new tyres put on only to find that when he changed a wheel over on it a while back the locking nut key got missed placed, so now we up the creek and I am a little peeded oft as it always lives in the glove box and I don't know what letter key it should be.

If it's a P38, there is a place for the key in the spare wheel well, perhaps he was a good son and put it where it belonged?

brianp38dse · Nov 11, 2018

Nope I have turned everything out and its not there, trying to find pics of the various keys to get a new one.

Datatek · Nov 11, 2018

brianp38dse said:
Nope I have turned everything out and its not there, trying to find pics of the various keys to get a new one.

Take a photo of the nut, the keyway slots are easy to see, they you can compare with the keys available.

frog hopper · Nov 11, 2018

Datatek said:
Just make sure that the power to the glows is switching off when the car starts.

That sounds like a good idea to me thanks.

Joss155 · Nov 12, 2018

Started paint correction on the new bonnet ready for fitting

Mark Piercy · Nov 12, 2018

Joss155 said:
Started paint correction on the new bonnet ready for fitting

Do some pictures of before and after please if you can?

Joss155 · Nov 12, 2018

Mark Piercy said:
Do some pictures of before and after please if you can?

Already planned and well ahead if you matey. I'll be sticking it in my build...ish thread

Grrrrrr · Nov 12, 2018

Gunnerhavesome said:
No idea why it immobilised but just glad I keep a copy of the code inside as I was miles from anywhere.

Had that from RF interference in the past. Not had it since I fitted gen 3 receiver and turned off passive immobilisation and the like.

Mukiwa · Nov 13, 2018

Fitted 25mm rubber grommet into the bottom of the wheel well. Clever me I think to myself....
When I got home after the other day I had about an inch of water in the bottom sloshing about! B*^*^&^p!!!
Anyone any idea where it gets in from? I'm going to cut a slice into the rubber to make it like the one way valves.

biketeacherdave · Nov 13, 2018

Over 200 mile round trip in the new to me l322. Stopped off at fleet to meet up with Ant and return his cam locking tool.
Thanks again buddy.

The Mad Hat Man · Nov 13, 2018

did ya see me wave?

kds · Nov 14, 2018

Mukiwa said:
Fitted 25mm rubber grommet into the bottom of the wheel well. Clever me I think to myself....
When I got home after the other day I had about an inch of water in the bottom sloshing about! B*^*^&^p!!!
Anyone any idea where it gets in from? I'm going to cut a slice into the rubber to make it like the one way valves.

Dont know about rest of Vauxhall fleet but Corsa had a bung like that in wheel well, I guess Vauxhall thought if cant stop water getting in at least make it easy for it to get out, ( done same on my l322 till can find where it gets in).

Mukiwa · Nov 14, 2018

kds said:
Dont know about rest of Vauxhall fleet but Corsa had a bung like that in wheel well, I guess Vauxhall thought if cant stop water getting in at least make it easy for it to get out, ( done same on my l322 till can find where it gets in).

Guess that's what I'll be doing then hahahaha

Gunnerhavesome · Nov 14, 2018

Grrrrrr said:
Had that from RF interference in the past. Not had it since I fitted gen 3 receiver and turned off passive immobilisation and the like.

Cheers, Disconnected the RF receiver years ago when it caught the flat battery syndrome. Hope its just a phantom. How do you turn off the passive immobilisation? just in case.

Gunnerhavesome · Nov 14, 2018

Datatek said:
Door latch micro switches can cause that, mine has started doing it occasionally, if I lock & unlock a couple of times it's OK. I have all the security stuff turned off, so it may be easier with mine.

Cheers, I did try locking and unlocking. How do you turn off the security stuff? just in case.

wammers · Nov 14, 2018

Gunnerhavesome said:
Cheers, I did try locking and unlocking. How do you turn off the security stuff? just in case.

Nanocom.

Gunnerhavesome · Nov 14, 2018

wammers said:
Nanocom.

Cheers Tony. Guess it will all stay switched on as I don't possess one but keep thinking about it. its one of those round tooits.

wammers · Nov 14, 2018

Gunnerhavesome said:
Cheers Tony. Guess it will all stay switched on as I don't possess one but keep thinking about it. its one of those round tooits.

They are a very handy thing to have in your glove box.

Bagshot · Nov 15, 2018

wammers said:
They are a very handy thing to have in your glove box.

Unless of course it's in the glovebox when the car locks itself.. and you outside...
Tricky..!

wammers · Nov 15, 2018

Bagshot said:
Unless of course it's in the glovebox when the car locks itself.. and you outside...
Tricky..!

In that case wouldn't be much good in your hand if the keys are in the car and you can't get the door open.

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