Henry_b
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Replaced all the Fir Tree clips in the interior, no more rattling!! 
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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RangeRoller dt
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Mine are so long I cut them into ‘extra’ ones just use 1/3 so I got 3 times as many
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Checked the viscous coupling,greased the uj's and the sliding joints on the props, lubed the door hinges and check straps. oil levels tomorrow then finish painting the garage door after rubbing down and priming it today.The Boss won't let me leave the grounds as I'm in the at risk category
Know how you feel my boss is the same, no going out at risk
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Checked the viscous coupling,greased the uj's and the sliding joints on the props, lubed the door hinges and check straps. oil levels tomorrow then finish painting the garage door after rubbing down and priming it today.The Boss won't let me leave the grounds as I'm in the at risk category
You are if that kitchen isn't finished!
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Felt like an absolute sod to pull away
Abs/tc kicking in from standstill.
Abs fault yay. Rear right open circuit. Quick jack up and investigate no play found in rear bearings and the sensor bolts will undo.
Pair of rear sensors ordered heres hoping it's just that.
Abs/tc kicking in from standstill.
Abs fault yay. Rear right open circuit. Quick jack up and investigate no play found in rear bearings and the sensor bolts will undo.
Pair of rear sensors ordered heres hoping it's just that.
Vaguely remember reading somewhere that the sensors are about face on nanocom if that's what you're using.
I might be wrong though, it seems to happen more with each passing year!
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All done.
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Very smart, is that floor slippery?
RangeRoller dt
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Wow I liked the old one but that is far fancier. Hard work payed off
tomcat59alan
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No Keith, just clean
,doesn't stay that way for long.tomcat59alan
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The Enemy said she liked the old one as well.
.I prefered the gas range, the induction hob takes some getting used to.
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They are okay when you get used to them, patience it is not as instant as gas.
Old one was homley
Old one was homley
If you keep being proactive you're going to give the rest of us a bad name. I only greased my doors the other day because the creak was so bad people on the other side of the carpark look up to see what the noise was. And the wife scorned me for not fixing it weeks ago.Checked the viscous coupling,greased the uj's and the sliding joints on the props, lubed the door hinges and check straps. oil levels tomorrow then finish painting the garage door after rubbing down and priming it today.The Boss won't let me leave the grounds as I'm in the at risk category
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Thank you for the heads up. Snap on device was used
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As the barn is blocked with a big pile of rubbish waiting for the tip to open, I moved the project P38 to the lean to so I can re-time the FIP and do some other jobs. The aircon is screeching, hopefully the idler bearing or the clutch, that's waht comes of it being stood unused for 3 months. I have 4 new tyres waiting to be fitted when the lock down ends, then the car will hopefully be usable.
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You won't be allowed in now. Still ...
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Every time I mention her P38 she reminds me it still needs 4 new tyres to get MoT, the rear airbags need doing and it is running rich... so I try to pretend it doesn't exist. Which is a shame because the ol' girl is going to waste :/Tell her if she thinks they are bad should hear the ones on her P38!
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did the crankcase breather upgrade
