no traction control, airbag fault, sunroof not set ( cant do that one its jammed shut and the motors been disconnected, suspension wont pump up even tho pump is running, have spent way too much time and money on the piece of rubbish, and im notprepared to put any more effort into it so roll on nov the 5th
Datatek
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Traction and airbag are due to the battery and you have a leak in the EAS and/or a knackered pump. Nothing serious LOL
A Range Rover is not a car, it's a hobby
Traction and airbag are due to the battery and you have a leak in the EAS and/or a knackered pump. Nothing serious LOL
A Range Rover is not a car, it's a hobby
Fishing s a hobby, a range rovers not a car it's an abortion on wheels lol, time to get a proper one any suggestions
if a vehicle wasnt supposed to break down, spare parts wouldnt be made. i have a range rover with 270000 miles on the clock it has given me some trouble but considering the work and hard life i have given it , i have to say it is a good machine, the body is as clean and rust free as the day it was made, i dont think any other 4x4 on the market would look as good after 18 years. there are plenty boring alternatives out there. there is no such thing as something totally trouble free
sorry about the rant
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lorri789
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Blagged a set of old Michelin Synchrone of me mates dad. Turns out they are from 2002 and are pretty much shagged. Plenty of tread but 3 have cracking.
Ordered a set of Kingpins for the week coming. Fitted the rest of the carpets and then hid inside the boot with dog as the rain came on.
Ordered a set of Kingpins for the week coming. Fitted the rest of the carpets and then hid inside the boot with dog as the rain came on.
if a vehicle wasnt supposed to break down, spare parts wouldnt be made. i have a range rover with 270000 miles on the clock it has given me some trouble but considering the work and hard life i have given it , i have to say it is a good machine, the body is as clean and rust free as the day it was made, i dont think any other 4x4 on the market would look as good after 18 years. there are plenty boring alternatives out there. there is no such thing as something totally trouble free
sorry about the rant
Rant away,glad your rover experience has been so good, I hate driving this car, I can only assume the single previous owner never so much as look at this car and used indie's for servicing that didn't actually do the job, it's got 69 k on the clock and sounds like its done 500k, it squeaks, and whines rattles and grumbles, I got mugged over on this car to the tune of nearly 3k, from the inside with the windows shut its quiet, from the outside it turns heads and that's bugger all to do with how good it looks which is about its only saving grace, it's got new discs and pads all round, new uj's all round new oe air springs refurbed pump and seals on eas, new tensioner and belt etc etc I've done less than 600 miles in it since I bought it and that's probably gonna be all I do in it, it's spent more time off the road than on it. ........ That's enough ranting for now ..... Apologise for hijacking this thread
Tel
Chicken coop it is then, the chucks will love it lol
best of luck with the chickens
stjohnsmythe
Active Member
Replaced distribution blend motor today. Quite straightforward as access is easy with the instrument binnacle out.
