brianp38dse
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I got some of the braided stuff but could only use it on the map pipe as the braid made it to big to go on the injectors
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Am i right in thinking a landy with 100ah battery and nominal 20-30ma draw should be good for over a year before approaching low voltage (where 50% charge considered completely flat)
Appreciate batteries should be charged every 2-3 months to maintain due to natural discharge
Appreciate batteries should be charged every 2-3 months to maintain due to natural discharge
Datatek
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30ma draw is about .7A per 24 hours, allowing for self discharge, the battery will be flat in less than 40 days to 50%.
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Thanks, i was supposed to be good at maths
stuu
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Sorry that was just me assuming mk7 like a plonker
Datatek
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It would be nice to be able to afford something newer but it wouldn't be a made in turkey Ford
What about the P38 resprayed in yellow to look like the one in Layer Cake
Haven't seen that one but it sounds a bit "special"What about the P38 resprayed in yellow to look like the one in Layer Cake
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Funny enough watched layer cake the other night and they were right, We couldn't leave it behind, its tooo niceWhat about the P38 resprayed in yellow to look like the one in Layer Cake
It gets worse......it had "the troublesome air suspension removed and been put on springs",
like that is a selling point.
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You never see.. troublesome coils upgraded to airbags.. they snap at the ends and cause MOT failures, they sag when they get old, the car lowers as it's loaded up causing a safety issue.. i could go on..It gets worse......it had "the troublesome air suspension removed and been put on springs",
like that is a selling point.
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Silly cow has got a right strop on just because I frightened her with a low roof in a multi story, (I had to get out and check headroom was as stated) she now refuses to lock any of the doors.
Datatek
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Air suspension helps with the problem of parking access.Silly cow has got a right strop on just because I frightened her with a low roof in a multi story, (I had to get out and check headroom was as stated) she now refuses to lock any of the doors.
Shame about the locking, maybe it's all the rainAnd, it rides too high to start with, making it unstable.
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Depends on the spec of the springs
Yeah, I suppose you could always lower it, for better handlingDepends on the spec of the springs
Datatek
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I run my P38's locked at motorway height all the time unless the river floods then I use wade height.Yeah, I suppose you could always lower it, for better handling
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Well i got one of those mongoose cable thingummy bobs.. seems to be rather comprehensive! But if a jump up from the nano on the p38!!! I like it!!!
