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I didn't realise you could clean them.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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I didn't realise you could clean them.
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It can get caked up with diesesed crud which will impact how well it works.
You can get map cleaner spray, but I've got electrical contact cleaner so used that.
It's not had any detriment and the crap that came out can't have been helping anything
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He had a magical time
Datatek
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Every 4 months? You must have money to burnNice day for once so gave the engine an oil and filter change. Do it every 4 months anyway. Only seems like yesterday I did the last one. Where has time gone
Every 6K miles or 12 months is more than enough.
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Don't know about the MAP sensor, but cleaned Otto's MAF sensor by plugging the outlet sides with cotton wool and standing it vertical with the inlet uppermost, then filling it with isopropyl alcohol and letting it drain through slowly.
Then took the cotton wool out and gave it another rinse through with the isopropyl.
Let it dry, reinstall, all much better.
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Checked the battery this morning, 12.76v. happy with that
rich28uk
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Must say sometimes my oil change is every 4 month, I go roughly every 7000 miles which can be 4 months.Every 4 months? You must have money to burn
Datatek
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You have covered the miles so fair enough.
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Fluids check, tyres and charging up new battery. Left the old one on whilst diagnosing faults last month. Today was cold and damp and it caught me out.
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Drivers rear tyre was a bit low today.. looked ok yesterday
doriz
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Was it just flat at the bottom?Drivers rear tyre was a bit low today.. looked ok yesterday
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Yea, it's always the way!!
doriz
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Maybe you should bring your tyres in at night to keep em safe n warm.Drivers rear tyre was a bit low today.. looked ok yesterday
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I think it's a problem with the large 4x4 tyres tbh.. so much air in them and when it's cold overnight, the heavier air molecules separate to the bottom, causing the flat spot
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What's the point in the foam blocks where the wing/a pillar/scuttle meet? Do they actually do anything?
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hold the water so the panels rot out from the inside
1988smithy
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NVH I suppose
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