Datatek · Mar 3, 2019

brianp38dse said:
The is no oil cooler behind the fogs on a manual box, so fogs were fitted to some of them, I will fit them to mine when I find a nice cheap set.

Very true

Datatek · Mar 3, 2019

Bagshot said:
Funny enough mine is a manual DSE and the gearbox oil cooler seems to be piped as part of the radiator. Hence room for fog lights, (as much good as they are..)

manual cooler is in the bottom of the RAD.

Datatek · Mar 3, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
Yes manual box so no cooler behind there. It's integrated part of the main rad. My P38 has been tinkered with but the fogs do seem factory fitted?

Are headlight wipers/washers usual on lo-line DT?

No headlight wipers/washers on lo line DT.

RangeRoller dt · Mar 3, 2019

Bagshot said:
My mum had a sofa like that..

My sister says my P38 is like driving around in a 3piece suite

Datatek said:
No headlight wipers/washers on lo line DT.

Some previous owner changed my vehicle to later clear lights. hi-line DT seems bit of an oximoron? Either they did make few or mine has been cannibalised from DSE

brianp38dse · Mar 3, 2019

Or the original owner speced then on the build sheet.

RangeRoller dt · Mar 3, 2019

brianp38dse said:
Or the original owner speced then on the build sheet.

Quite possibly, this was the original owners pride and joy back in the day.

Now it's mine...

Bagshot · Mar 3, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
Quite possibly, this was the original owners pride and joy back in the day.

Now it's mine...[/QUOT

I wonder if you can still get hold of the original build sheets. I once tried going back to the dealers who sold mine as new but they had long gone.
Just curious, would be interesting to get some background.

RangeRoller dt · Mar 3, 2019

brianp38dse said:
Or the original owner speced then on the build sheet.

Found the book and turns out I've got all history for this vehicle from day one. First 18yrs had landrover service and extended LR assured warranty programme. A technical bulletin for neutral switch plastic cam. Originally M reg has had two private plates.
Owner information & service record only states :
Veh desc - diesel 2.5 trim level 1 (int?)
VIN label on slam panel trim D (ext?)

So the fogs and wipers must be standard?
I found something interesting from LR non franchise dealer in 2003...

Conversion for hotstart - £60

brianp38dse · Mar 3, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
Found the book and turns out I've got all history for this vehicle from day one. First 18yrs had landrover service and extended LR assured warranty programme. A technical bulletin for neutral switch plastic cam. Originally M reg has had two private plates.
Owner information & service record only states :
Veh desc - diesel 2.5 trim level 1
View attachment 171527
So the fogs and wipers must be standard?
I found something interesting from LR non franchise dealer in 2003...
View attachment 171528
Conversion for hotstart - £60

Nice load of info there

I am sure one of the stealers printed the build info out for me when I got the eka code but can I find it

RangeRoller dt · Mar 3, 2019

brianp38dse said:
Nice load of info there
I am sure one of the stealers printed the build info out for me when I got the eka code but can I find it

Did they charge? I've got a LR security info card in the holders sleeve. Has Vin, radio serial number (OE no longer fitted), CATS security code and EKA

ukadamwest · Mar 3, 2019

RangeRoller dt said:
My sister says my P38 is like driving around in a 3piece suite

whereas a classic is like driving around in a 3 piece suit ?

RangeRoller dt · Mar 3, 2019

ukadamwest said:
whereas a classic is like driving around in a 3 piece suit ?

Suit is appropriate as they drive like they want to kill you

mikieman · Mar 4, 2019

I think driveing a classic is like driveing a really beefy sports car
Or instead of driveing the classic
Your wear it
Like a suit of armor

RangeRoller dt · Mar 4, 2019

Then I'm not sure what sports cars you have been driving that feel like a 3tonne bus

mikieman · Mar 4, 2019

Lol
I’ve been driveing a 3/4 ton sports car
Better known as a truck

But seriously
My Rover does have get up and go
And fun to drive
For a beefy sports car

tomcat59alan · Mar 4, 2019

marjon said:
Wasn’t talking about the leaks,it’s the avalanche you have to worry about if you push the wrong button.

Oh the horse they run on 1 “bar” ley bag

J

cd
I've done that once, pressed the wrong button and opened the sunroof, 6 inches of snow on the roof, it ended in the Enemies lap, she was not amused

marjon · Mar 4, 2019

That’s why you need the stupid little plastic bump on the driver window

J

Henry_b · Mar 14, 2019

The interior difference is amazing considering there is only 8 months between them

2001 Vogue

2002 Vogue
L322

Amazing considering there is only a few months between them

brianp38dse · Mar 14, 2019

Think i prefer the p38 interior bit more rounded less slaby .

tomcat59alan · Mar 14, 2019

Henry_b said:
The interior difference is amazing considering there is only 8 months between them
2001 Vogue

2002 Vogue
L322

Amazing considering there is only a few months between them

Same jeans and shoes as far as i can tell.

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