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You done your headlining at last? Interior looks good FairPlayAdded a new mascot..
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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Thanks.
headliner still sags
i'll do it when days get longer and the heat comes
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I thought is too damp now, mine is pretty bad after past few months.
Won’t do it properly just slap it back up again.
Spray glue I used from Wilkos has held up its part more expensive glues I’ve used not held it long
Once it starts to go it wiggles more and more loose especially if you drive with window down
Won’t do it properly just slap it back up again.
Spray glue I used from Wilkos has held up its part
more expensive glues I’ve used not held it longOnce it starts to go it wiggles more and more loose especially if you drive with window down
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Cool, Wish mine looked as clean as that. I have no leaks but mine is quite manky under there. Each year when I get home and off the stands I always say to myself must get it cleaned underneath and then the weather is crap and the weeks pass by and she's back on the stands again.Checked for leaks tooo,,,
yep eyes are not deceiving there really aren't any drips
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Changed the diff oil..
Heard a "clunk" into my drain pan, which was a piece of crown wheel.
And the oil was like tar and i magnetic.
those are chunks, and metallic paste
Oil was horrible.
diff rebuild added to the list!
Heard a "clunk" into my drain pan, which was a piece of crown wheel.
And the oil was like tar and i magnetic.
those are chunks, and metallic paste
Oil was horrible.
diff rebuild added to the list!
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Took the top off the FIP and fitted a new gasket in the hope of fixing a fuel leak. No luck, with the manifold off and a strong light, I can see a very fine spray about half way down next to the block, so it looks like the FIP is coming off tomorrow
I'll fit the one off my breaker and if that is OK it will give me time to do all the O rings on the removed one.
I'll fit the one off my breaker and if that is OK it will give me time to do all the O rings on the removed one.
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OopsChanged the diff oil..
Heard a "clunk" into my drain pan, which was a piece of crown wheel.
And the oil was like tar and i magnetic.
those are chunks, and metallic paste
Oil was horrible.
diff rebuild added to the list!
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Indeed!
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Oil and filter change. I'm trying to make up my mind if the rear prop is showing a different colour mud at the diff end and therefore might be showing the first sign of a possible leak.
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Rusty UJ?
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Drove it to England!
Not for a great purpose.
Every other 11th person owns a landrover? I've never seen so many.
Not for a great purpose.
Every other 11th person owns a landrover? I've never seen so many.
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Maybe mud is drier in one end?
Has diff level gone down, mine doesn’t lose a drop
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Yeah but most of them are plastic fantastic land roversDrove it to England!
Not for a great purpose.
Every other 11th person owns a landrover? I've never seen so many.
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No rust. It might just be where the excess grease was. I'll keep an eye on it. Diff level hasn't dropped as far as I could see.
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steering wheel next on the list..
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Unless it’s a tiny weep from the brake lines in over the axle, or diff, there’s nothing else around there I should hope? Seems too far for any other back end fluid
Next time you are under there (or urchin) clean it up and will be much easier to monitor
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It's on upside downsteering wheel next on the list..
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It’s OK he only drives in reverse
Maybe time to stop using the booster seat
Maybe time to stop using the booster seat
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Unless it’s a tiny weep from the brake lines in over the axle, or diff, there’s nothing else around there I should hope? Seems too far for any other back end fluid
Next time you are under there (or urchin) clean it up and will be much easier to monitor
I washed the car the other day. 3 days later you'd never have known. There's so much flooding and mud around that the spray coats the car in hours.
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