sas1810
New Member
4 new bags, sorted.
4 new height sensors, sorted.
4 new abs sensors, 3 sorted. 1 being a stubborn sob.
4 new maxxis 771's, top notch!
Can't fault these tyres. Had some good reports and good word of mouth. Throwing up lots of spray and leaving good lines on the road. Give a report of them when we have some snow.
4 new height sensors, sorted.
4 new abs sensors, 3 sorted. 1 being a stubborn sob.
4 new maxxis 771's, top notch!
Can't fault these tyres. Had some good reports and good word of mouth. Throwing up lots of spray and leaving good lines on the road. Give a report of them when we have some snow.
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Parisien
New Member
16 inch wheels SAS....what were the reviews like on them, I like the look of them.......tread is what depth?
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Today, (well yesterday actually), our RR took us to flamingo land, Yorkshire. Whilst in the car park I noticed a nice example p38' complete with 'landyzone' sticker.
We have spent a week on holiday in yorkshire and amazed to see so many p38's going about.
Our p38 performed brilliantly as usual - over 1000 miles in last week and never missed a beat. Best car ever!!!
We have spent a week on holiday in yorkshire and amazed to see so many p38's going about.
Our p38 performed brilliantly as usual - over 1000 miles in last week and never missed a beat. Best car ever!!!
Parisien
New Member
Chance to go mainstream with your thoughts........
Maxxis Bravo AT771 | the Maxxis Bravo AT771 reviewed and rated | the online tyre guide
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Maxxis Bravo AT771 | the Maxxis Bravo AT771 reviewed and rated | the online tyre guide
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DiscoPol
Well-Known Member
Hi I bought my first range rover yesterday and all day ive been cleaning and checking all levels of water and oil.
its not going to help
Parisien
New Member
...beg to differ...any contact with your RR is a good thing, do spill more beans Dazza and welcome to the forum
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Grit Valve
2000 4.6 Vouge
I was thinking if the op meant checking water and oil that was underneath on the floor
LeeTrundlesLeftFoot
Member
Finally managed to get the 'Airbag Fault' message sorted out - a combination of a faulty rotary coupler, an aged drivers airbag and some missing SRS warning bulbs in the dashboard. Who'd have thought it, eh?
Booked in for it's MOT at 9am tomorrow morning. Wish me luck...:amen:
Booked in for it's MOT at 9am tomorrow morning. Wish me luck...:amen:
LeeTrundlesLeftFoot
Member
Woo-hoo - my beastie only went and flew through it's MOT!
One advisory for a minor oil leak, but other than that, it's got a clean bill of health for another 12 months.
Can't begin to tell you how chuffed I am right now - if it wasn't for the crappy weather, I'd treat it to a damned good clean!
One advisory for a minor oil leak, but other than that, it's got a clean bill of health for another 12 months.
Can't begin to tell you how chuffed I am right now - if it wasn't for the crappy weather, I'd treat it to a damned good clean!
StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
.....you wash the damn thing........do you suffer from OCD.....
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PS Congrats on the MOT
Wa wa what? My car was clean when it was new - that's good enough for me!
LeeTrundlesLeftFoot
Member
.....you wash the damn thing........do you suffer from OCD.....
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PS Congrats on the MOT
Erm, 'wash' might be too strong a term to describe what I do...chucking the occasional bucket of water at it doesn't really count (hardly a full valet!). Mind you, what really winds me up is dirty alloys - can't stand that - so maybe there is a touch of OCD in there somewhere!
Anyway, the moment's passed now, so panic over...it'll be the other side of Christmas before my hose comes out again (fnaar fnarr)!
Had quite a busy day today and sorted a few things -fitted replacement HEVAC Unit bulbs (to replace a couple of blown ones) - didn't realise that it involved taking the console apart. Also fitted a wood and leather steering wheel I bought some time ago and pleased with that, also had a look at the glovebox to see if I can adjust it to close the gap it has when closed - no adjustment though
Tomorrow weather permitting it will get a wash and hoover out and wheels swapped front to back.
DB
Tomorrow weather permitting it will get a wash and hoover out and wheels swapped front to back.
DB
doz
Active Member
Had quite a busy day today and sorted a few things -fitted replacement HEVAC Unit bulbs (to replace a couple of blown ones) - didn't realise that it involved taking the console apart. Also fitted a wood and leather steering wheel I bought some time ago and pleased with that, also had a look at the glovebox to see if I can adjust it to close the gap it has when closed - no adjustment though
Tomorrow weather permitting it will get a wash and hoover out and wheels swapped front to back.
DB
Have you got the HEVAC bulb numbers? I've got a couple out I need to do
Hi Doz,
I bought a "set" from Island 4x4 in Kent - if you go to their website and put "HEVAC JFC102550B" in the search box you will see the set I bought - £7 and odd pence or £14 with all the VAT and postage for next day delivery. I replaced all the bulbs as a matter of course. very pleasing when it all lights up
Darren.
I bought a "set" from Island 4x4 in Kent - if you go to their website and put "HEVAC JFC102550B" in the search box you will see the set I bought - £7 and odd pence or £14 with all the VAT and postage for next day delivery. I replaced all the bulbs as a matter of course. very pleasing when it all lights up
Darren.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Bloody hell, that's expensive.Hi Doz,
I bought a "set" from Island 4x4 in Kent - if you go to their website and put "HEVAC JFC102550B" in the search box you will see the set I bought - £7 and odd pence or £14 with all the VAT and postage for next day delivery. I replaced all the bulbs as a matter of course. very pleasing when it all lights up
Darren.
