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EntropyUK

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• Nov 30, 2022

• #1

Getting my diesel back on the road after 2 years was quite easy thanks to this forum. I forgot how helpful everyone is and the massive bank of knowledge and experience everyone holds.

So car passed MOT and I am back in the Rangie zone (I think there is a song in that).

 

Rubberknees

Well-Known Member

Full Member

• Nov 30, 2022

• #2

EntropyUK said:

Getting my diesel back on the road after 2 years was quite easy thanks to this forum. I forgot how helpful everyone is and the massive bank of knowledge and experience everyone holds.

So car passed MOT and I am back in the Rangie zone (I think there is a song in that).

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Great news well done

 

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EntropyUK

Well-Known Member

• Nov 30, 2022

• #3

Not so good, the turbo blew up driving it back from the MOT garage. bugger! Just a part of owning a Rangie

 

Western Slope Rover

Well-Known Member

• Nov 30, 2022

• #4

Damn. That's a bona fide Land Rover story.

 

Datatek

Well-Known Member

• Nov 30, 2022

• #5

EntropyUK said:

Not so good, the turbo blew up driving it back from the MOT garage. bugger! Just a part of owning a Rangie

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That's unusual, bad luck.

 

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Colthebrummie

Well-Known Member

• Nov 30, 2022

• #6

Never say positive things about a landy in public, they dont like it and will breakdown to teach you a lesson.

Col

 

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EntropyUK

Well-Known Member

• Nov 30, 2022

• #7

Hose from intercooler came loose as I forgot to tighten up the jubilee clip. Pulled up at home to lots of smoke from under the bonnet, opened it to see all the smoke coming from under the heat shield. Left it to cool and was able to start it again, just have not driven it to see if the damage is permanent. 2nd hand one ordered which I was going to do anyway as there was plenty of oil in all the air systems.