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Eh? - Do these come as standard or do you buy them as an add on? have I got one under my seat?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Eh? - Do these come as standard or do you buy them as an add on? have I got one under my seat?
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Took the plunge and removed the gearbox oil cooler radiator.
I have partially made a bracket to allow me to fit it in the space behind the passenger side shock absorber - all I need to do now is give it a proper clean, get some new hose, re-connect the electrics, fit in place, re-fill the oil... probably some other stuff...and away we go.
I have partially made a bracket to allow me to fit it in the space behind the passenger side shock absorber - all I need to do now is give it a proper clean, get some new hose, re-connect the electrics, fit in place, re-fill the oil... probably some other stuff...and away we go.
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You would notice it, would be behind your knees / top of calfs
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Looks quite frisky that do!!
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There are cheap clip things that go along bottom of back seats you can get too but not the sort of thing you’d want on an autobiography, they look plastic cheap crap and will break first time you sling your drunken sisters in the back.
The L405 has hooks that go under the rear parcel shelf that are similarl
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Very smart - then I definitely don't have one.
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Not on a DT 
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Count yourself lucky,it would probably leak water all over you the first time you used it.Not on a DT
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Is damp enough in there now without a brolly hanging around. I have to remove the floor mats now and again just from condensation in the air
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Aircon broke?
Spent a few hours chasing electrical problems that I haven't been able to pin down yet. P38 2.5 DT auto 1999. So sad. Why does she hurt me so?
Started up fine. School run. Back in and internal lights all flash up at once and all go off. No power getting to anything. Checked battery voltage and it was 12.67V. Still no power to anything. Hooked up some jump leads regardless and she started up immediately. No fault codes.
She ran fine all day after that until an hour ago it happened again except this time there weren't even any keys in the ignition! I was stood next to the car and the alarm sounded just once. All lights on and off. No power to anything. Then a 5 minute wait out period (no jump leads) and I tried her again. She started first time.
I'm terribly vexed.
Started up fine. School run. Back in and internal lights all flash up at once and all go off. No power getting to anything. Checked battery voltage and it was 12.67V. Still no power to anything. Hooked up some jump leads regardless and she started up immediately. No fault codes.
She ran fine all day after that until an hour ago it happened again except this time there weren't even any keys in the ignition! I was stood next to the car and the alarm sounded just once. All lights on and off. No power to anything. Then a 5 minute wait out period (no jump leads) and I tried her again. She started first time.
I'm terribly vexed.
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Sounds like water in the dash to me. Do you have dehumidifier packs? I always have one in the glove box for fuses and another in the rear protecting the Bluetooth, DVD and Sat Nav. It's a mystery how it gets in but it gets in. We've had a lot of rain in York area so expecting to be drying out over the weekend. Joy.
Tricky.
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New battery
The exhaust blow has also been "Bodged" so it doesn't blow
The exhaust blow has also been "Bodged"
so it doesn't blow 
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New battery
The exhaust blow has also been "Bodged"
Save gas - Fart in a jar
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Looks pikey but it has stopped the "Tuff Tuff" noise which was driving me insane!!
Looks pikey but it has stopped the "Tuff Tuff" noise which was driving me insane!!
New battery
The exhaust blow has also been "Bodged"
Unfortunately the battery is almost brand new as it is and holds it's charge. I'm thinking earthing issue or loose battery connection (I pinched up the positive terminal after the second instance and so will see if that cures it).
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Not using the aircon then?
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Sounds like a wet BECM, is the carpet and underlay in the drivers footwell dry?
