tomcat59alan
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Well you won't have the weak gearbox worry of the TD6 with theTDV8
biketeacherdave
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Agree with the above
Agree with the above
+1.
Is the TDV8 the one where the twin turbos blow and it is (officially) a body off job to replace them?
Datatek
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I think L322 doesn't have a chassis, so it would be difficult to take the body off.
Datatek
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No Land Rover product is reliable and the more complicated they get, the harder they are to fix.
Datatek
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I can get a trailer to recover you if your P38 breaks down on the way back.That I agree with
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I can get a trailer to recover your if your P38 breaks down on the way back.
You asked for that
Our TDV8 is great the gearbox is great
2011 so an old car now but still holds its own in the looks department. Very little issues other than normal servicing, Except front bushes and prop ,an air compressor rebuild and a faulty valve in AC system.
J.
oh except low battery in key fob came up today and I have probably just jinxed it
the gearbox is great2011 so an old car now but still holds its own in the looks department. Very little issues other than normal servicing, Except front bushes and prop ,an air compressor rebuild and a faulty valve in AC system.
J.
oh except low battery in key fob came up today
and I have probably just jinxed it
Salisbury Nick
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I also have a 2011 TDV8 and I love it.
Touch wood - very reliable so far. Got a 100,000 miles on the clock now and all I have had to do is replace the front diff' - which is probably my own fault for taking it wading without a breather - and just recently had to replace the oil pump seals. Sounds minor but still cost £800 at non-franchised specialist!
Apart from that - it has been a dream.
Touch wood - very reliable so far. Got a 100,000 miles on the clock now and all I have had to do is replace the front diff' - which is probably my own fault for taking it wading without a breather - and just recently had to replace the oil pump seals. Sounds minor but still cost £800 at non-franchised specialist!
Apart from that - it has been a dream.
