frog hopper
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You are posting in two different places, it will only lead to confusion, lay off the vino.
DOH!! got me.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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DOH!! got me.
tomcat59alan
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Here's some spare hhhhhhhhh's I had lying around,looks like you've run short.
treads are on tyres.
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The part number for the Eurocarparts website is 438110135 (RR P38A, M51 engine). £16.49 each before the discount code is applied. If you haven't got a discount code, get one! With discount they're £66 the set.
What!!
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I realise this is somewhat more than the £3 Britpart ones but I am hoping they'll be 10 times better and last 66 times longer!
Dam I should go to bed early... I have Been on AliExpress buying cheap stuff again, male and female connectors, got a keyfob for 3$
and
280Pcs Assorted Insulated Spade Crimp Terminal Electrical Wire Connector Set Red Blue Yellow
(J K)
$ 7.13 1 lot $ 7.13
and
280Pcs Assorted Insulated Spade Crimp Terminal Electrical Wire Connector Set Red Blue Yellow
(J K)
$ 7.13 1 lot $ 7.13
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After having the beast parked up again just in the car park for 10 months due to work approached and as usual down on the suspension looking sad but the tyres not too bad. Connected the battery and turned the key.... First time as always such a great vehicle. Suspension went up and worked ok blew tyres up and she rolled beautifully as always. However this trip I have brought a whole new head gasket set and stretch bolts to be fitted after a bad winter a few years ago and she deserves a treat. Will also give the full oil treatment and bugger me new winter Bridgestone tyres on order from Moscow.
Does anybody recommend axel stands for long standing?
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Had a play with some blend motors, as you do
I had a set come with the car, thought I'd have a look inside them to see what's there.
A small motor with an initial worm drive through a very large reduction gear chain to the keyed output shaft.
A potentiometer geared to the output shaft sends an analogue voltage to the HEVAC controller which is proportional to the flap position. The two gears have 'timing marks' in the form of arrows so that the relationship between the flap position and the voltage feedback is maintained.
Not a lot to go wrong in there.
Peter
I had a set come with the car, thought I'd have a look inside them to see what's there.
A small motor with an initial worm drive through a very large reduction gear chain to the keyed output shaft.
A potentiometer geared to the output shaft sends an analogue voltage to the HEVAC controller which is proportional to the flap position. The two gears have 'timing marks' in the form of arrows so that the relationship between the flap position and the voltage feedback is maintained.
Not a lot to go wrong in there.
Peter
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Not good standing a long while on flat tyres, that's for certain.
Seriously... bricks will be cheaper
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Dopey, have you ordered new abs sensors? or have you checked the old ones are loose enough to be removed from their housing?
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Your feminine side is showing againAgreed, but not available in such pretty colours...
No, dont think I have them, never seen them changing the pads...
Agreed, but not available in such pretty colours...
I don't think they do a payment option ether
