Datatek
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If they have not been done, suspect the white connectors in the passenger side footwell.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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5 new boot's, let's see if they last better than the Avons 
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Not heard of them, be interesting to see how they do!
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I do when I go to local dumpit site and need to get under their gate
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Relatively new to the market with mixed reviews but at £122 each it's worth a punt. Initial 15 mile run (A road then motorway) and I'm surprised how quiet they are.
Just need some rain and snow now
Sometimes things need a clean
especially when they are black.J
I used it when I used to go in the local multistory carpark
.Even then the pokey up roof ariel that's fitted used to clatter all the lights
, J
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Sometimes things need a clean
J
It was clean until I filled it with plants and ****e yesterday helping my daughter move house 55 miles away
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Why did you need 5? Was the existing spare worn out? Unlikely to have a different rating
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I have RR sport wheels that came with 275/40/r20 replaced them with 275/45/r20 which are closer to the 255/50/r20 originals
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well... I did give it a go and after 1.5hr treatment time the Throttle response does seem quicker, the engine sounds a touch more effortless and I'll have to see how the mpg goes and overall difference in the long run. I was a bit stressed as it's the first solo treatment I've done and the engine never missed a beat.So... I've got a machine at the garage that cleans the engine via hydrogen. I've tried it already on my 194.000 volvo and it produced better Throttle response and a touch more torque after the treatment.. As your guessing, yes it's the buses turn next and at 237.000mls it could make a difference. So when I've done it I'll report back
well... I did give it a go and after 1.5hr treatment time the Throttle response does seem quicker, the engine sounds a touch more effortless and I'll have to see how the mpg goes and overall difference in the long run. I was a bit stressed as it's the first solo treatment I've done and the engine never missed a beat.
Hydrogen burns clean and cleans out the crap
. are your 0-60 times below a minute yet.J
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She's pretty quick as it is for dissezle.Hydrogen burns clean and cleans out the crap
J
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We do every trip. Wife finds the lowest height easier access with her back. And if we go to the seaside, being on stilts gives a superior view.
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Finally managed to get my mpg up to 30 with cruise set to 68 on the motorway
I get more than that, I take a bus....
Datatek
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It will do better than that when it's on the back of a recovery truck
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Depends if the fool tank is leakingIt will do better than that when it's on the back of a recovery truck
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Rarely but you can bet I will need it if it isn't working.
Took the Jag for a long run yesterday and no hot air available in the cabin. Was a long cool drive. Wouldn't want that in a proper winter.
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took the l322 for a decent run over the weekend, completely fault free apart from a tap at first start.. no clue what that was, though i've read the viscous fan can make nasty noises? like tapping a hammer of frame/chassis but with no ring
