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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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This is on my derv though.
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There`s more chance of our henry buying an E --- E----- Ejoke
It has to be said....
Carpets arrived today, now I have to see the Aston Martin beige in the car, on first glance it should work reasonably well with the brown. Im case you are wondering, I found some Aston Martin original carpets for 18 Euro per square meter.
Now, it sounds like a busy weekend!
Now, it sounds like a busy weekend!
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Might have diagnosed the engine tapping noise! Found a video on yootoob with exactly the same noise. Guy replaced the offending rocker assembly and the noise went away!!
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Before..
During
Interesting
Almost there!
Done!
During
Interesting
Almost there!
Done!
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No coils!
I won't shoot any of you, yet!
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While we are on the subject...No coils! yet!
If I put my valve block back together + schrader valves and bolt a set of bags on, Will I be able to pump the EAS up like a tyre and will hold??
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The schrader valves go direct onto the lines into the bags..
Theoretically if you have bags that hold air, yes it will stay up..
Assuming you still have the lines anorl?!
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i have the lines still there, rest is in shed somewhere (most of it)
So shraders hold on the EAS box or will need to make a bracket,
Would be a start and probably cheaper than paying extra insurance for modifications I don’t particularly need anymore
So shraders hold on the EAS box or will need to make a bracket,
Would be a start and probably cheaper than paying extra insurance for modifications I don’t particularly need anymore
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There are emergency inflation kit or so called on the line
With a fancy bracket for around 90 notes.
Or you can make one yourself
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I will duct tape them on before spending £90 on that!
So you swap the pipes between them and the pump?
So you swap the pipes between them and the pump?
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You pull the 4 lines out the valveblock and shove the valves on them
Youve been quiet too long
Tell us your woes
Far too many to mention. Just getting going on her again after it's been sat for the best part of a year doing nothing and of course, it's full of niggles.
Latest being nanocom won't talk to EAS. And the driver info display flashing between normal and "X door open" when a door is open instead of staying fixed on the alert. Suspect its the BECM
Or use T pieces...You pull the 4 lines out the valveblock and shove the valves on them
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