StuckAgainSteve
Well-Known Member
Aren't bullbars banned post a certain year of manufacture? Not positive but a little bell went off in my head! 
Deasy
Well-Known Member
All my other Range Rovers had a Bull Bar at some point, just had to have one on the L322 and winning the auction at £41 and it only being 20 miles up the road to collect was a great find....some like 'em, some hate 'em...me I like 'em!!
Your info was spot on the money Deasy, gave me the total confidence to drill holes in my bumper, and right there were the two holes per side with captive nuts already and waiting....
Without your photos, I would've have continually second guessed myself - but with them it clearly showed what was behind the bumper....many many thanks
Glad you got sorted
Aren't bullbars banned post a certain year of manufacture? Not positive but a little bell went off in my head!
They ain't bull bars. Ther soft foam 'nudge' bars. Used for judging cattle on farms so I've been told!
The Manufacture and supply of Front Protection Bars must be to Regulation (EC) No 78/2009 with regard to the protection of Pedestrians....Aren't bullbars banned post a certain year of manufacture? Not positive but a little bell went off in my head!
The Bull Bars can be made from any material but must comply to the above regulation...hence why only small A Bars are usually found in Metal, and the Later Type full Wrap Arounds are a Foam/ABS material which deforms on impact....like the ones fitted to the L322!
stevef1964
Active Member
Replaced my f****d cd changer with one from Emmotts. I only ordered it yesterday.
How nice it is to have music playing again - LOUDLY!!
And they threw in a couple of cd's. One of which was "The Very Best of Dean Martin"
No Celine Dion though.
How nice it is to have music playing again - LOUDLY!!
And they threw in a couple of cd's. One of which was "The Very Best of Dean Martin"
No Celine Dion though.
speedyyellow
New Member
Decided that my ABS Accumulator is kaput and I need to fit a new one. Time to stop playing with the cosmetic stuff and get my hands dirty under the bonnet!
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Washed, dried and then polished with some autoglym super resin polish. If it's nice tomorrow I'll rinse the dust off that gathers tonight, then use the autoglym extra gloss on her. I know everyone has their preferences but I like autoglym products. Although Mer is also amazing for tar spots
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NorthSea92
New Member
Checked the oil and coolant levels then greased the prop
sas1810
New Member
Washed, dried and then polished with some autoglym super resin polish. If it's nice tomorrow I'll rinse the dust off that gathers tonight, then use the autoglym extra gloss on her. I know everyone has their preferences but I like autoglym products. Although Mer is also amazing for tar spots
Fully agree with you. And now we have a company account, I can get the products cheaper
gold rover
Well-Known Member
Fully agree with you. And now we have a company account, I can get the products cheaper
Can I be your new best pal
:hug:
birchy71
Active Member
Washed, dried and then polished with some autoglym super resin polish. If it's nice tomorrow I'll rinse the dust off that gathers tonight, then use the autoglym extra gloss on her. I know everyone has their preferences but I like autoglym products. Although Mer is also amazing for tar spots
Did my rangie and the wifes MX5 with the super resin polish about 4 weeks ago the shine comes back with about 3 washes ,tried loads of other stuff but autoglym is about the best for the price,
