Marmaduke
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Working Monday til Saturday and hoping it doesn't snow or rain on Sunday and Mondayhi , how u getting on
On a plus side I've got my eye on its replacement
Other what have u done on ur disco today
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On a plus side I've got my eye on its replacement
Working Monday til Saturday and hoping it doesn't snow or rain on Sunday and Monday
On a plus side I've got my eye on its replacement
another discovery i assume, lol
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Oooo yes, I've learned my lesson deviating to range rovers, tratters are to expensive and hippos are full of witch craft
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Got home relatively early so I took the off side wing off. It looked quite solid with the plastic mud shield in place
Oooo goody more welding
Oooo goody more welding
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Got home relatively early so I took the off side wing off. It looked quite solid with the plastic mud shield in place
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Oooo goody more welding
Stop undoing things you should not be....tis your own fault for looking and poking..
Cheers
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I know, I'm almost to scared to open the drivers doorStop undoing things you should not be....tis your own fault for looking and poking..
Cheers
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Same as my p38, nothing lol and everything works on it to
and everything works on it to
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I figured that might be the case, so it may well be the easy out route if rocking it doesn't do the job. Found out what it's supposed to be, btw, it's an M6x20 flange head bolt (thank you google image search, resulted in this (https://www.landroverworkshop.com/diagrams/engine/td5/oil-cooler-oil-filter_53224), click on p/n #19 in the list to get the description!).
I was thinking about the fourth one down on the evilbay link, but the space between the base of the can and that turbo oil pipe is a bit narrow for it. However, I just found http://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/ac...-compounds/da1117-td5-oil-filter-spanner.html
I just noticed this again. It wasn't am M6x20 flange headed bolt, it was an M6x25 flange headed bolt
Blasted 20s are too short. Anyhow, problem was solved by Amazon of all places. Under a fiver for ten of 'em, overnight. That's a LOT cheaper than other (specialist L/R) places, and for more of 'em, so I now have spares Amazon product
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Also, FINALLY (only took a year!) got around to getting the EKA code for my wagon online (from http://www.mgrovercodes.com/land-rover/discovery-2/eka-code/); this cost a score, which is about three times cheaper than the local Land Rover dealership wanted!
I've also ordered a couple of key fob shells for the fobs I've got, which are, shall we say, a leeeeeeetle the worse for wear (those via evilbay for six quid the pair)
I've also ordered a couple of key fob shells for the fobs I've got, which are, shall we say, a leeeeeeetle the worse for wear
(those via evilbay for six quid the pair)
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I'm sorry, free from the who?!
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I agree with @neilly, the EKA and other security information is (or should be) free of charge from any LR main dealer. I couldn't possibly comment on what your local Land Rover "specialist" might charge you.
In most cases, you just rock up at the main dealer clutching proof of ownership, the V5 usually and the just call it up on their desktop PC. Simples.
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Ah, hadn't heard of them referred to like that before
Given I was also quoted well over two and a half hundred quid for a replacement keyfob and programming from a main dealer not too far from here (who will remain nameless, in the event I actually have to use the place in the future!), I dare say this one charges for everything. I already have two keys, so no problem there anyhow. Well, I've got it (EKA code) now, so no worries.
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Nope, that's on the list for tomorrow
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Not bought another one and not done any welding or undersealing on the other one cos the snow is about three inches deep....
Still listing it on eBay later though
and not done any welding or undersealing on the other one cos the snow is about three inches deep....Still listing it on eBay later though
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Drove it in the snow this morning did a bit of drifting around the odd roundabout
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Played in the snow too. Big grin. Pulled 3 pathetic cars out of trouble. Disco 3 cars 0.
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Nipped out, dumped a load of crap at the council tip - I mean "Recycling centre"! - then went to the storage to get something, and found the tailgate door playing silly wossits and not unlocking from the outside (lock mechanism's only a year old). Poss stuck latch, by this time lost the light, so I'll do that in the works shed after my shift tomorrow. Probably a GT-85 and hammer fix
