Buzz1024
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new condenser fitted and aircon regassed - well worth it 
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Fitted new ABS accumulator - thats improved things greatly!
Fitted new steering damper - thats got rid of the steering creak i've had since i got it.
Off to get air con re-gassed tomorrow....well, hopefully just a re-gas & not a condenser...fingers crossed
Fitted new steering damper - thats got rid of the steering creak i've had since i got it.
Off to get air con re-gassed tomorrow....well, hopefully just a re-gas & not a condenser...fingers crossed
Musicmaker
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Something easy for a change. Fitted full set of wiper blades.
lorri789
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Too hot today. Just hung around the garden instead.
rangelander
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Had new tyres today and the aircon re-gassed, then drove home with a grin on face - ok - they have thier faults, but what a wonderful Landy. A true classic in the making!
- ok - they have thier faults, but what a wonderful Landy. A true classic in the making!Just had air con re-gassed at Halfrauds. Took best part of 2 hours for them to tell me the compressor must have gone as the temp isn't dropping. Get in to drive off, the air con light is on (which of course means the air con is off). Switch it on & hey presto....cold air. Now you might expect this of this chain but the thing is......the guy who did it had a '98 4.6 HSE
Musicmaker
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If they did not charge you, that would be a bonus Anyway, got new 17 inch wheels with tyres then washed the Rangie today, thought about taking off the belt tensioner but it is far too warm, so sitting in the garden soaking up the rays:cool2:
Anyway, got new 17 inch wheels with tyres then washed the Rangie today, thought about taking off the belt tensioner but it is far too warm, so sitting in the garden soaking up the rays:cool2:
Grit Valve
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Steam cleaned , wash and wax +windows
And another steam not so hot this time .D
And another steam not so hot this time .D
Datatek
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17" wheels? That's an odd size, usually 16" or 18"If they did not charge you, that would be a bonus
Musicmaker
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Had to check the wheel size, yeah, they are 17" wheels in great nick with the Landy centre caps & fitted with 235/65/17 Goodyear Wrangler tyres with plenty of tread.
wil2813
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17s ???? wonder what they came off then,maybe a freelander?didnt think they fitted:scratching_chin:
Swapped tyres back to front so I have 2 near new Rodian Roadstone on the front and No more tramlining, always best tyres on front in my experience.
My car is hot inside, blend motors really screwed up, only hot no matter what, found the lower vents blocked with sponges.
Ordered Lynx diagnostic kit, 4 airbags, filters, oil etc.
Is this EAS pump seal/ring ok to buy? Range Rover P38 EAS Pump SEAL + RING - revision set | eBay
My car is hot inside, blend motors really screwed up, only hot no matter what, found the lower vents blocked with sponges.
Ordered Lynx diagnostic kit, 4 airbags, filters, oil etc.
Is this EAS pump seal/ring ok to buy? Range Rover P38 EAS Pump SEAL + RING - revision set | eBay
Grit Valve
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These people are best not worth getting a liner unless its scored and you need one you can buy the piston seal
Kit on its own if needed
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?index=0&sbk=1&nav=SEARCH&itemId=281019313148
Great, they have this for complete overhaul:RANGE ROVER P38 EAS VALVE BLOCK ORING WITH DIAPHRAGM & AIR COMPRESSOR PUMP KIT | eBay
Would like to bring the EAS to tip-top condition
Grit Valve
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Yep I got one sitting in my glove box ready I only do it if needed dont tamper with somthing that works .
Datatek
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If the tyre wear is uneven between front and rear, it will stress the VCU.
Datatek
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I prefer the ones from symlise p38 spares
