Henry_b
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Usually because of blocked drain holes
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Usually because the protective coating has been compromised much the same as steel. Alloy skins onto steel frames plus salt on the roads leads to electrolytic action which is also a problem.Usually because of blocked drain holes
Henry_b
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The only problem i can foresee is the hammerite blocking the drain holes..
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Just make sure your holes are clear!! Cough cough
Totally agreed man
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Oooo,you do have a way with words.Just make sure your holes are clear!! Cough cough
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Finally changed my n/s front sidelight bulb. It's worked on and off since I got it.
First time on a dual carriageway without a trailer.
2 flaws with my l322.
1. Motorway height (I didn't even realise it had a trailer mode before) is horrible on anything but a flat smooth dual carriageway ended up locking it in normal height.
2. Theres no bloody front ashtray so a drizzle of rain I cant even have a fag with the window up
First time on a dual carriageway without a trailer.
2 flaws with my l322.
1. Motorway height (I didn't even realise it had a trailer mode before) is horrible on anything but a flat smooth dual carriageway ended up locking it in normal height.
2. Theres no bloody front ashtray so a drizzle of rain I cant even have a fag with the window up
Henry_b
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+1 quit the fags . Have a heart attack like I did easily helps. Was told quit or die, I quitQuit the fags
Ain't doing ya any good
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Didn't fix the ABS/TC fault. Parts coming tomorrow, and more investigating to be done anyway.
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Just used it........no issues what so ever
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Enjoy it while it lasts
Seems all my landrover products work fine...if a well sorted p38 that's now a week end motor an l322 as a daily and the wifes D3 all seem pretty good just regular servicing and fetling
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On the rear wheels, yes.
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Honestly i can't remember
It will flash if you get a wheel spin
Mine did on loose gravel
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I'd be surprised if you didn't get a bulb check at least
Mines got all wheel tc and it lights up in the morning to say pressure is too low
Mines got all wheel tc and it lights up in the morning to say pressure is too low
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Yes. Not all cars had it although I think yours is a DSE? I'd be surprised if it didn't. What's the ANR number stamped on the front of your brake modulator?
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Mine puts the three amigos on with the ignition, after its started and the pressure rises in the system only the abs lamp is lit until I go over a certain slow speed. The tc lamp will flash on if the system kicks into action.
