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Don't worry do what I did and waited for wash day Monday, then just ran quickly along the clothes linesThe missus will go mad when she finds her bra's have been cut up.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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So your operation was a success.Don't worry do what I did and waited for wash day Monday, then just ran quickly along the clothes lines
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Well the physio says that I must get plenty of excerciseSo your operation was a success.
tomcat59alan
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Better late than never,found it on Rave yesterday while I was looking for something else.it looks like a rubber or plastic bung see Engine 12.51.sorry don't know how to add the link.
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Weird can't find it in my version! Page 51 is tappets and cylinder head
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It's on page 206 on my version,it is a plug that covers the torque converter bolt access hole
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Thank you, finally found it in the gearbox section, 44.20 page 653
wondering if it might be ERR7229
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Axle swap,
Gearbox oil change (found the level at engine off)..
Front diff oil change,
Airbags changed for dunflops,
Anti roll bar drop links,
Air block and dryer,
Two front tyres,
Rear steering bar,
All upper and lower ball joints,
Two replacement abs sensors,
Suspected rear caliper sticking,
Leaking oil cooler pipe, small leak for now,
Clicking rear shocks,
Ready for a test and look see at what they find.....
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Filled it up again!
Only Gas this time £40 for 228mi not too bad
better than 350'ish miles on £128
Only Gas this time £40 for 228mi not too bad
better than 350'ish miles on £128
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Good luck.View attachment 221637 soooooo..... After,
Axle swap,
Gearbox oil change (found the level at engine off)..
Front diff oil change,
Airbags changed for dunflops,
Anti roll bar drop links,
Air block and dryer,
Two front tyres,
Rear steering bar,
All upper and lower ball joints,
Two replacement abs sensors,
Suspected rear caliper sticking,
Leaking oil cooler pipe, small leak for now,
Clicking rear shocks,
Ready for a test and look see at what they find.....
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Come back from a drive and the remote locking has ceased to function! There's always something!!
The fob lights up, the central locking works on the key hopefully just a fuse
The fob lights up, the central locking works on the key
hopefully just a fuse
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She doesn't want you to leave her aloneCome back from a drive and the remote locking has ceased to function! There's always something!!
The fob lights up, the central locking works on the key
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Key in ignition warning even though it isn't?Come back from a drive and the remote locking has ceased to function! There's always something!!
The fob lights up, the central locking works on the key
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Ah yes, sticky hole...
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Sadly not. I'm wondering if the fob transmitter has died
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Nice one guys, result for the bastid!
View attachment 221489 finally, resolved the sticky out abs sensor. Got over the fantom traction control fault that wasn't registered?? Replaced the other front abs sensor and all was good, went off road and kiddo gets a gearbox overheat! Why didn't the fan run?? Mine has never had a fan. Has dragged things, off roaded and been exceptionally warm on occasion.. Never a box overheat.? Hmm oil and box filter time.. This lad is fast running out of money...
Gearbox overheat is often a sensor fault rather than real. MrGorsky has been driving around for years with that message.
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Oil level was the worrying thing... Spot on level with the engine off.....
I'm sorry but the previous owner was full of ship!! New part oil change to proper level and so far... New filter next week end.
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ALT+print screen. Open IrvanView or Paint and CTRL+V to paste ot in. Crop as required snd save as something sensible yhen upload the picture.
