Littelwill
Well-Known Member
Does anyone else still have the engine acoustic covers on their Range Rover? one on the engine and one by the gear box??
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Datatek
Well-Known Member
The one on the engine was broken on mine so it's no longer there, I'd like to replace it but never found one of the later type.
Gearbox acoustic cover???
Littelwill
Well-Known Member
Mine is good for all covers just about 
Datatek
Well-Known Member
How do you take a picture of something that is not there
How do you take a picture of something that is not there
You can't.
Mine is good for all covers just about
But Littlewill appears to have his, so he can.
SpiggyTopes
Active Member
I have a plastic thingy (quiet at the back!) but it is under the engine ..... I've often thought that it restricts air flow ...
When i bought mine almost 10 years ago, it had all factory covers(under engine and gearbox). Still have engine cover, but it's sitting somewhere in garage. Gearbox one got ripped when offroading long time ago - plastic simply doesn't last it that conditions.
Also sound deadening acts as oil leaks catcher.
Also sound deadening acts as oil leaks catcher.
dashwoodlandy
Member
I have the engine cover, but not sure about a gearbox one.
Going a bit off topic here but ... it occurs to me that a reverse parking camara mounted underneath on the axle would give a good view of tree stumps and other obstacles when off-road. How you keep it clean is another matter, of course!
Maybe mount a parking sensor on the diff?!
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Would soon get wiped off or covered in mud
Something to see under there would be useful.
I went over a stump and some stuff churned up by a treecutter. Thought the clearance was tight but it was a bit mucky out so didn't fancy creeping forward and climbing under for a look. Crept forward with a slight scrape but when I got back home I noticed a fair amount of mud and turf stuck in the shock bolt and assocuiated areas! Sump and diff still there so not all bad.
I went over a stump and some stuff churned up by a treecutter. Thought the clearance was tight but it was a bit mucky out so didn't fancy creeping forward and climbing under for a look. Crept forward with a slight scrape but when I got back home I noticed a fair amount of mud and turf stuck in the shock bolt and assocuiated areas! Sump and diff still there so not all bad.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Ah, you need one of the new poncy LR products with terrain response camera'sSomething to see under there would be useful.
I went over a stump and some stuff churned up by a treecutter. Thought the clearance was tight but it was a bit mucky out so didn't fancy creeping forward and climbing under for a look. Crept forward with a slight scrape but when I got back home I noticed a fair amount of mud and turf stuck in the shock bolt and assocuiated areas! Sump and diff still there so not all bad.
Ah, you need one of the new poncy LR products with terrain response camera's
No he doesn't! Please god no.
