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great job there mate
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Went out to it today, lokking around i though AHH no water ingress!!
Until i lifted the carpet, soaking wet, wánking thing..
Inspiration gents before i torch the bastard?
Oh and i had to get food and pharmaceutical supplies today, so i thought ahh i'll take the P38, out i go..
Half way there in the píssing rain the wiper comes off its spindle and tangles up with the other..
**** me...
Anyway i pull in to a carpark and fix it..
Once fixed the sun comes out and it stops raining!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Made it to the shops..
Fat bitch can't even fit in normal parking spaces...
Bastard!!!
Until i lifted the carpet, soaking wet, wánking thing..
Inspiration gents before i torch the bastard?
Oh and i had to get food and pharmaceutical supplies today, so i thought ahh i'll take the P38, out i go..
Half way there in the píssing rain the wiper comes off its spindle and tangles up with the other..
**** me...
Anyway i pull in to a carpark and fix it..
Once fixed the sun comes out and it stops raining!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Made it to the shops..
Fat bitch can't even fit in normal parking spaces...
Bastard!!!
Henry_b
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Honestly i'd rather replace the headgaskets every week than have water all over the inside from a leak..
bastard thing..
bastard thing..
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Just found one of the leaks on mine to be that the PO did the roof lining and didnt put the sunroof drains into the wheelarch sockets oh joy
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No pics for once.
Both front struts changed old ones look 17year old
90mins work.
Nothing snapped nothing broke everything undid easy drives straight nothing knocking or banging.
Plugged in and faults reset boom shes alive again got whole motor scanned just a fault for the heated passenger mirror.
Happy lad this evening.
Both front struts changed old ones look 17year old
90mins work.
Nothing snapped nothing broke everything undid easy drives straight nothing knocking or banging.
Plugged in and faults reset boom shes alive again got whole motor scanned just a fault for the heated passenger mirror.
Happy lad this evening.
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Been for first spin with the dog since before lockdown.
Derv is £1.099 here. £25 in still nowhere near half tank
Brakes are lot better and not binding, picks up without so much noise and hasn’t cut out with holes in the pump (yet), seems to boost after 2200rpm more willingly. no noticeable extra noise from cutting a hole in the floor.
So nice to finally have windows down with nothing flapping about and roof panel has cured a peach colour much brighter
2 new problems - back to hunting for a rev slightly when returning to idle, the lost wheel weight from calliper pin snapping is apparent after 50mph
Check hoses for loose clamps. Air in fuel line or of you put in a one-way valve, over-tightened jubilee clip restricting flow. Air filter?
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Its beautiful thoWent out to it today, lokking around i though AHH no water ingress!!
Until i lifted the carpet, soaking wet, wánking thing..
Inspiration gents before i torch the bastard?
Oh and i had to get food and pharmaceutical supplies today, so i thought ahh i'll take the P38, out i go..
Half way there in the píssing rain the wiper comes off its spindle and tangles up with the other..
**** me...
Anyway i pull in to a carpark and fix it..
Once fixed the sun comes out and it stops raining!!!!
AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Made it to the shops..
Fat bitch can't even fit in normal parking spaces...
Bastard!!!
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I have overlooked airfilter, not checked in long while, thanks.
Once the rain passes now it should remain fairly dry until November. The moisture in there now will only serve to buff up the gleaming paintwork of the floor pans as it dries out through May
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That she is
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I have overlooked airfilter, not checked in long while, thanks.
Once the rain passes now it should remain fairly dry until November. The moisture in there now will only serve to buff up the gleaming paintwork of the floor pans as it dries out through May
Tempted to gut the interior and get someone to hold a hose to it while i watch it full up like a fish tank
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Tempted to gut the interior and get someone to hold a hose to it while i watch it full up like a fish tank
Surely with the current weather you'd do better sitting inside looking for drips?
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That is the definitive way.Tempted to gut the interior and get someone to hold a hose to it while i watch it full up like a fish tank
Can you narrow it down front\back left/right won’t have to strip it all out.
Chance to do headlining
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Hope this works ,as requested photos o
f repairs needed offside(not stripped n/s yet . Weather too windy for M.I.G at the moment,but not going anywhere soon.
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Are we talking P38 or L322 here?
Where abouts is the first pic?
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P38, would not consider L322 First picture looking up to the x member that the airspring sits in ,the circular object is the bump stop location. second picture looking from inside rear wing out above the same x member. just cut the rot out and have made infill panels to repair,just waiting for the weather to calm a little. all that stems from the failure to connect the sunroof drain properly. the furtheracross the x member you go the less corrosion.
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Never seen a P38 with that much rot in it..
Mine is a Pembroke/camrose seaside yacht tow car and it doesn't have any rot in it!!!
Odd!!
Mine is a Pembroke/camrose seaside yacht tow car and it doesn't have any rot in it!!!
Odd!!
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Didn't mean to swear at you @tarphenry, L322!!!
I'll be checking my sunroof channels when I do mine. Do you think it's been doing that for a while?
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definitely
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the carpet was like a swimming pool and once it breached the floor to inner wing seal, it simply drips constantly on to that joint. there is a hole in the joint to be repaired on the x member but I simply cut away the rot and will re drill the drain hole after
