Worth a shot at that money I suppose
. Be interesting to know how well/if it works, so yes I think you really need that.J
Worth a shot at that money I suppose
. Be interesting to know how well/if it works, so yes I think you really need that.J
Mine being the last model year produced, it's the most likely model to need it...
Jon Dor
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I prefer giving a "tongue-lashing"...if you get my driftStill say warm hands are better and more fun
brianp38dse
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Have a read of this thread it may well help
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...ted-feel-free-to-add-experiences-help.365631/
dubbleRR
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You live n learn ,Today after starting my rangerover i though i will top up the screenwash with -8 non freeze stuff,anyway popped the top off reservoir ,got the bottle n started to pour ,BLOODY FAN WAS ROARING N BLEW ME SCREENWASH ALL OVER THE PLACE ,that will teach me ....only range rover could put the filler where the fan blows on startup.. ..
though i will top up the screenwash with -8 non freeze stuff,anyway popped the top off reservoir ,got the bottle n started to pour ,BLOODY FAN WAS ROARING N BLEW ME SCREENWASH ALL OVER THE PLACE ,that will teach me ....only range rover could put the filler where the fan blows on startup.. ..
Why would you have the engine running if you're not going anywhere?You live n learn ,Today after starting my rangerover i
dubbleRR
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Ah but i was A wee 80 mile run ,with the smell of screen wash up my noise for the first 5 miles or so ,,Why would you have the engine running if you're not going anywhere?
,,and like said be four,hands seats n pussy should be warmed up first thats why it was running ...
You're the pussyAh but i was A wee 80 mile run ,with the smell of screen wash up my noise for the first 5 miles or so ,,
should try that in a series with no heater and the snow blowing in past the door seals 
P38 Monkey
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I note a Scottish tone here so the wind is a-swirlin’ and the pipes a-skirlin’ and a draft up yer kilt… that is so “Series”…You're the pussy
dubbleRR
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Crikey in must be bad snow and seals ,,,,,,,any penguins
It wasnt plain sailing for me today ether ,,At one point i had to turn the heater up to 22 degrees ..
That reminds me, I must remember to put some gloves on until my heated steering wheel warms up
P38 Monkey
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You lot are so cruel..!That reminds me, I must remember to put some gloves on until my heated steering wheel warms up
I think that's just the cable and you need the software on top. Might be wrong.
Jon Dor
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Best keep the gloves on just in case the steering wheel doesn't get hot enough...That reminds me, I must remember to put some gloves on until my heated steering wheel warms up
Scotiawhiskers
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Sounds like my heated grips on the bike since fitting handguards too.If anything it gets a bit too hot
Scotiawhiskers
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Now half way through rear air spring 2. Old one off in half the time and much less hassle than the first one. Retaining pin snapped like the first so this time used a long coarse round file to cut above the channel and lever it out.
Top mount held in with much crud and rust above and below but determined use of the late father in law's tack lifter got it moving and free.
Now out to rustproof everything before the new bag goes in.
Top mount held in with much crud and rust above and below but determined use of the late father in law's tack lifter got it moving and free.
Now out to rustproof everything before the new bag goes in.
I found these much better than the hand guards, speshully with the heated grips on as well
Datatek
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I found these much better than the hand guards, speshully with the heated grips on as well
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I had heated gloves, still got them actually, just no bike anymoreI found these much better than the hand guards, speshully with the heated grips on as well
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Still got mine but the switches kept breaking.
