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What are you up to there?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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What are you up to there?
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Get an air line into there ....
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Easyjet?
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Yeah, that'll do ... they're not busy elsewhere ...
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O rings are more likely than the matrix.
RangeRoller dt
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Wow a pic 
I had wet under both carpets when I pulled it out the other day. I’m just ignoring it for now as I don’t need to top up. Cleaned and dried out with a bit of batten pinning it back to air.
Think it was just the way I’d parked it had the rain lashing on the scuttle area.
Does it seem like it has coolant in it or just water?
I had wet under both carpets when I pulled it out the other day. I’m just ignoring it for now as I don’t need to top up. Cleaned and dried out with a bit of batten pinning it back to air.
Think it was just the way I’d parked it had the rain lashing on the scuttle area.
Does it seem like it has coolant in it or just water?
You know what coolant feels/ smells like. At the age these old girls are, even breathing on those two pipes in the engine bay causes the leak..Wow a pic
I had wet under both carpets when I pulled it out the other day. I’m just ignoring it for now as I don’t need to top up. Cleaned and dried out with a bit of batten pinning it back to air.
Think it was just the way I’d parked it had the rain lashing on the scuttle area.
Does it seem like it has coolant in it or just water?
Henry_b
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Seal off the pollen filter covers and lob a dab of sealent on all the screw heads along the scuttle, that "usually" stops the ingress of rainwater..
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Dab it with a white tissue/bog roll if the Butler say it's ok/kitchen roll if the wife says it's ok ... see if it's coolant coloured or just rusty ....
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Stripped both rear calipers ,they were rusty binside ,so obviously have not been working for a while. Front pads 2mm rears 6mm ,tells its own story. New ones on order. still underneath de crapping the chassis. dont know how far to take it yet,will keep you informed
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Put new badges on it..
Never really liked the Green/Gold of the Land Rover badge against the blue, and the old ones were ripe for change!
Not bad and cost nothing as they were in the Discos Glove box
Never really liked the Green/Gold of the Land Rover badge against the blue, and the old ones were ripe for change!
Not bad and cost nothing as they were in the Discos Glove box
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Fronts do more breaking than the rear, that's what the brake bias is all about
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Too damp after I had washed it. It traps moisture too. The stuff underneath was black and almost soil. Plus, I don't have an airline!
The end of a bamboo cane and then squirting the hose in from every angle possible seemed to do the trick.
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I was told put an airline on the blocked washer hoses in my old Hilux. Quite an extensive run of hoses, guess what happened?
They were blocked so when I put compressed air down it they all popped off and it never worked again.
They were blocked so when I put compressed air down it they all popped off and it never worked again.
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Oh dear these things are sent to try us
..sorry, shouldn't laugh. Just had a vision of bits of pipe and washer nozzles flying everywhere..
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4 New Dunlop Airbags fitted, in the ****ing rain!!
My original valveblock rebuilt and fitted.
New OEM Dunlop pump ordered from Rimmer Bros, will be here tomorrow.
All height sensors removed and checked with multimeter, all are showing correct resistance, with no jumps in the reading, all cleaned with contact cleaner and refitted
Height blocks fitted new heat shields for the front ones too, and levelled on all heights..
EAS Dryer replaced.
So the EAS has been overhauled for less than the cost of a coil conversion!
Tempted to replace the lines too.
Ha!!
Very happy
My original valveblock rebuilt and fitted.
New OEM Dunlop pump ordered from Rimmer Bros, will be here tomorrow.
All height sensors removed and checked with multimeter, all are showing correct resistance, with no jumps in the reading, all cleaned with contact cleaner and refitted
Height blocks fitted new heat shields for the front ones too, and levelled on all heights..
EAS Dryer replaced.
So the EAS has been overhauled for less than the cost of a coil conversion!
Tempted to replace the lines too.
Ha!!
Very happy
Henry_b
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New Airbag
All i could risk taking without my phone dying!
All i could risk taking without my phone dying!
