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Maybe wait until summer
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Heated seatsMaybe wait until summer
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Go for it kermmisutraHeated seats
doriz
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Older 38 owners get that heated seat sensation by weeing themselves.Heated seats
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Not meCan you relate to that
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AA car insurance.
Last year £408
This year £609
Well known online comparison site £244 with same excess.
Now if only I could except the quote
I find Saga good but you have to be over 50.
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There is a LR garage that I trust(ed) and used previously. Whilst they had the car previously for something I cannot recall, I asked them to troubleshoot a knocking that I was sure came from the front. They advised that the rear knuckled needed doing. And that my rear left diff was leaking.
They never provided a quote for the work and I got fed up chasing, so after some research on how to I opted for doing it myself.
I went to the DIY garage, lifted the car and the rear wheels do not shift/shake. Checked both sides. They seemed fine and one of them had pretty much new knuckles. Checking the font, the drop links seem more playful that one would expect, and would make sense given the noise is from the front.
Did the air, cabin & oil filter change and changed the oil. Whilst at it, noticed that the front right diff is leaking. The same garage did a job previously changing the same side cv boot ( if I recall correctly, they changed the whole shaft). I suspect that they pinched the seal when putting it back in... Might need to give them a call to query their work warranty. And I thought they were reliable :/
As well, whilst changing the oil filter, noticed an oily pipe, suspect leak from the oil cooling? Pics below of it and the rear off side diff leak, suspected seal.
Apart from the diff leaks and the oil pipe, looked nice and dry, had to take something positive after a 4 hours spent on it
They never provided a quote for the work and I got fed up chasing, so after some research on how to I opted for doing it myself.
I went to the DIY garage, lifted the car and the rear wheels do not shift/shake. Checked both sides. They seemed fine and one of them had pretty much new knuckles. Checking the font, the drop links seem more playful that one would expect, and would make sense given the noise is from the front.
Did the air, cabin & oil filter change and changed the oil. Whilst at it, noticed that the front right diff is leaking. The same garage did a job previously changing the same side cv boot ( if I recall correctly, they changed the whole shaft). I suspect that they pinched the seal when putting it back in... Might need to give them a call to query their work warranty. And I thought they were reliable :/
As well, whilst changing the oil filter, noticed an oily pipe, suspect leak from the oil cooling? Pics below of it and the rear off side diff leak, suspected seal.
Apart from the diff leaks and the oil pipe, looked nice and dry, had to take something positive after a 4 hours spent on it
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newb
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Looking around these days does seem to pay off.AA car insurance.
Last year £408
This year £609
Well known online comparison site £244 with same excess.
Now if only I could except the quote
Do you mean accept? Why can't you accept the £244 quote?
Datatek
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Obviously the voice of experience there
1988smithy
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It'd only be warm for 5mins tho
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Standard for the 38?It'd only be warm for 5mins tho
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Been in that catagory for 10 years now
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Speak for yourself, with the medication I'm on sometimes it's none stopIt'd only be warm for 5mins tho
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It fails to find the quote when you click go to provider
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I had similar.. it, when you do get to the provider, they show a completely different price
1988smithy
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Is there a reference number on the quote? Try ringing with that
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This provider can't even find the quote. and now it's gone up by £20
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Tried ringing them but they can only retrieve quotes via web chat and they can't find it either. Next option is £328 but excess is a bit more
