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And then a bit of a wash.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Tenebreaux
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Changed engine oil and filter, ATF and filter, xfer box oil, fuel filter. ATF looked OK, light brown colour but there seemed to be bugger all in it. Took about a litre out and put six back in. Bit worrying, that.
Datatek
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Used it to test a new EAS cable.
52 classic
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Changed one of the oil cooler pipes. Wasn't quite prepared for the amount of oil that comes out but still caught most of it! No longer 'marking her territory' for the first time in a couple of years. Spent a bit of time Waxoyling seams and vulnerable bits as well as cleaning out the leaves from the bottom of the A post. Always loved Waxoyl and I actually find it quite pleasant to touch..... (sounds like a fetish thing.)
Datatek
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A 120AH battery on a 4 amp smart charger might take a couple of days to fully charge if it was very low.
Yea its a big arse battery, I will give it till tomorrow then it should be ok by then, short journeys and going into hospital and not allowed to drive takes its toll
SuffolkCraftsmen
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Put the fire out under the dash.
Henry_b
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mopping up the swimming pool under the carpet.
Dont forget your water wings.
tarphenry
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finished putting the dash back together, repairing broken tabs, putting screws and bolts in ALL the holes. heating working a treat but no horn. Steering wheel off again tomorrow.All good sport
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Well back on the stands again for the next 9 months. I hate parking the beast up as miss driving it but needs must to fund a P38
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I lose track. Does that mean you're heading East or coming back West?
RangeRoller dt
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You always somehow manage with the battery though in abominal weathers, what’s the secret?
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Funny one this and it buggers my system for a few days. Coming west to UK for 2 days then heading back east. Yes its mad but he who pays the piper and all that.
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Just luck I suppose, when I leave I disconnect it and when I reconnect I have a jump assist pack as there is never quite enough herbs in it to turn over. Sometimes I have to enter the EKA and sometimes not. I think that depends on how flat the main battery is. I then just give it a really good run to heat everything through and then once its charged its good. But it is a very good battery built for Russian winter although the terminals are the wrong way round so I have had to remove the battery box to fit it so the leads reach.
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Bix - rescuer of BT repairmen stuck in the mud up to the axles, filthy, proud of himself and Sandy the P38, made 20 quid and set a man away to work.
Me - sat in the front seat on the wrong side of the road with a door handle that doesn't work. I watched.
Me - sat in the front seat on the wrong side of the road with a door handle that doesn't work. I watched.
Speaking of P38s, I never knew 90% of the UKs P38s are in Wiltshire. Also, to the man with the very posh house and immaculate P38... sorry I used your drive to turn around in.
