My rear washer doesn't squirt, but that's the last of my worries at the moStripped out the trim in the boot to fix a leak in the rear washer pipe and also adjust the lip for the tailgate seal to try and stop it leaking.
A painful day
Scotiawhiskers
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Ours didn't, then mysteriously started to. Then stopped again. I suspect crud build up somewhere in the 30 odd feet of piping or a failed one way valve.My rear washer doesn't squirt, but that's the last of my worries at the mo
RangeRoller dt
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Mine too always works MOT time? Asked guy he said he’d not touched it. Always presumed it’s aware if it doesn’t behave there she won’t be coming home or hand fed copious amounts of spill pipe
Is it required for MOT? I've not even had a wiper motor fitted for several years
RangeRoller dt
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Not sure but that’s how it is? Just drips for me most the time occasionally works, always works coming home from MOT even when I though it was totally gone. Perhaps it’s them lifting it on posts or something I wouldn’t normally do ??
Shiggled about brake testing?
??Shiggled about brake testing?
Ramps are scary thingsNot sure but that’s how it is? Just drips for me most the time occasionally works, always works coming home from MOT even when I though it was totally gone. Perhaps it’s them lifting it on posts or something I wouldn’t normally do
jwrrc
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I think you need a plumber for your bidetMy rear washer doesn't squirt, but that's the last of my worries at the mo
Neither does mine I let the rain wash itMy rear washer doesn't squirt, but that's the last of my worries at the mo
gold rover
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I washed her. First wash in weeks but a bit of sunshine made it seem like the right thing
jwrrc
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Red Rover has been for a 350 mile round trip to Lyme Regis to pick up a family member's car. Ran flawlessly except a little squeal from the belt that needed tightening up again. I'm growing ever more sceptical of the Land Rover manual's advice not to put a bar or anything in to lever the altenator
Red Rover has been for a 350 mile round trip to Lyme Regis to pick up a family member's car. Ran flawlessly except a little squeal from the belt that needed tightening up again. I'm growing ever more sceptical of the Land Rover manual's advice not to put a bar or anything in to lever the altenator
Sure it isn't the AC belt?
jwrrc
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Sadly no AC in mine, and it only really does it when putting full lock on at very low speed. Only takes 2 minutes to tighten it up when it squeals so there are worse problems to have!
stuu
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mine cracked months ago
Noooooo!
A flaky p38!?
jwrrc
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Ouch!
