What did you do with your Range Rover today
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ukadamwest
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nice and clean martyn ! :brushteeth:
Musicmaker
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Fitted the blue EAS hose that PPP38vouge kindly sent to me.
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Littelwill
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Changed auto box oil. Old oil looked like new but has done a few thou now.
stuu
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Brake calipers to match?!
If callipers are done could you put a pic up still 50/50 on painting mine while wheels are off on Saturday
Littelwill
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A friend of mine has painted his yellow and they dont look to bad... Personally I'll be keeping mine silver for now....
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I took a less subtle route with my rocker covers
Your battery cover clip is undone.
stuu
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Some stupid bugger has had a screwdriver or something in my drivers door lock end cover bit twisted a bit.. quite funny though key still locks/unlocks doors and the bloody thing is it wasn't even locked
Myredrangey
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Put a new fuel pump in today using the 'cutting an access hatch under the rear seat' method, was surprisingly simple.
Really scary how corroded the pipes on top of the original pump were,the return had a 1/2" long split in it and just fell to pieces when I tried to undo the nut.
Really scary how corroded the pipes on top of the original pump were,the return had a 1/2" long split in it and just fell to pieces when I tried to undo the nut.
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I never even had a cover. Lost before I got it.
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Might want to check your brake pipes as well then.
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Nothing worse than an amateur thief. ####wits.
I had a VW Polo broken into once, professional job. Pulled out everything under the seat and the glovebox looking for the head unit and then moved on PDQ before anyone noticed. Never left a mark. I was happy with that. I don't mind people looking, just don't damage anything.
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I've been censored!
So, ####wit not allowed and presumably ####knuckle also not allowed. What about b#nker?
So, ####wit not allowed and presumably ####knuckle also not allowed. What about b#nker?
stuu
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Thats why i don't lock it save the hassle of damage or broken glass. Just hooked on the horsetrailer away to Sunderland to pick up 2 shire horses 350miles each way
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Take some ropes & halters, those horses are big enough to tow the P38 when it breaks down
