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now i know how easy it is.. the left one is going to be a roll of turfDoesn't mean you don't get to do the other side you know.
J
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Hence the turf referenceFamous last words.
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Passed another MOT. Owned it nearly 17 years now.
rich28uk
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Always a good feeling when that happens. When my td6 passed in March with no advisory’s at 18 years old it shows it’s worth looking after them.
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That looks very tidyPassed another MOT. Owned it nearly 17 years now.
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Purra diesesed fool innit
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Treated the old girl to a complete new set of turbo pipe hoses as the old ones were getting a bit on the thin side. The new ones seem to have a bit of meat to them.
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It's not bad. Been removing the surface rust from the calipers and backplates-need to paint/underseal the rest now. Also need to change the temp sensor-been using my phone and torque lite to show engine temp for the last two years! Need to grow a pair and remove the battery!!
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Make sure you follow correct procedure to disconnect battery
Loosen earth on battery, key in ignition, turn on count to 5, turn off and now have about 17 seconds to disconnect battery
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Which car is this? L322 is completely different! Have to wait 2 mind for things to go to sleep before disconnection. There's a sticker on the slam plate
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Personally, I would not bother to remove the battery to change the coolant sensor on a diesel.
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No need to remove the battery at all unless you need to for another reason?
I'd remove the inlet manifold for ease of access and clean the crap out if it and disconnect the egr valve while your at it
I'd remove the inlet manifold for ease of access and clean the crap out if it and disconnect the egr valve while your at it
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Took the chance with a day and half free to polish mine, still needs a more aggressive polish but loads better than when I bought it, will worry about another polish once arches are fixed.
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and the mole gripsGlad to see a hammer there Henry
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Landrover magnet hammer!
Glad to see a hammer there Henry
