sellatease
New Member
I live in Africa, Nigeria to be precised.
neilly
Well-Known Member
Whereabouts in China?, great country.
You working on these diagnostic units over there?
Cheers
JohnnyBullbars
New Member
Living in Dubai. Currently driving a Defender TDCi and just picked up a Disco 4 SCV6. Have a Defender 300TDi 110 and a TD5 Disco back home in Ireland.
Had a Range Rover Sport V8, I miss the power of it but I don't miss the speeding fines and repairs...
Had a Range Rover Sport V8, I miss the power of it but I don't miss the speeding fines and repairs...
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Welcome to the forum
Best to ask in the range rover section where fellow range rover owners hang out. Over here:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Thanks I asked in that forumWelcome to the forum
Best to ask in the range rover section where fellow range rover owners hang out. Over here:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Greetings, newbi here. Born & raised in Youngstown, Ohio USA. Now residing in Mesa, Arizona, USA. I recently purchased a 2007 Range Rover 4.4L non-aspirated HSE. Really nice ride, except after a little inspection, it comes with a whole list of issues. I'm hoping that you folks can provide some much needed assistance in my efforts to perform DIY maintenance. As a 24-year military veteran and 20-year ceramic technology engineer, I can handle most maintenance concerns.
Recently I had to replace the engine due to overheating. (The Y-hose broke at the upper reservoir nipple) That, in my opinion, was best left to the "professionals". Yeah, well that didn't turn out so well. They broke the CV Drive Axle and seized the differential to boot!
In any case, you get the picture. Currently, I need to check/repair the rear valve block because every morning I find the rear suspension sitting on the bump stops. It is OK after I raise it to normal height, and remains so the rest of the day. Where in the heck is the rear valve block? I need to check for leaks as well. I'll try soapy water for that.
Any ways, hope to meet every here in the near futute. Have a wonderful day!
Recently I had to replace the engine due to overheating. (The Y-hose broke at the upper reservoir nipple) That, in my opinion, was best left to the "professionals". Yeah, well that didn't turn out so well. They broke the CV Drive Axle and seized the differential to boot!
In any case, you get the picture. Currently, I need to check/repair the rear valve block because every morning I find the rear suspension sitting on the bump stops. It is OK after I raise it to normal height, and remains so the rest of the day. Where in the heck is the rear valve block? I need to check for leaks as well. I'll try soapy water for that.
Any ways, hope to meet every here in the near futute. Have a wonderful day!
Your first best bet is to post your queries in the Range Rover section... then the knowledgeable peeps will assist, (hopefully) ...
Post here, follow link: https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/range-rover.10/
Read this first : https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...al-auto-petrol-diesel-and-year-of-car.304083/
Best of luck ...
Turboman
Mab An Gov
Could I translate that into English for you?
RR HSE, 4.4litre Auto, Petrol.
If you talk about Gas in the UK, people think you have an LPG conversion.
Howling Mad Murdock
Member
Hi
Live in Northumberland, close to the sea, been here 11 years but from Yorkshire originally. My little 03 plate FL1 serves me well around here and it's surprising how popular Land Rovers are around here. And belive me, when the weather comes in from the North Sea you're glad you're in a Land Rover
Live in Northumberland, close to the sea, been here 11 years but from Yorkshire originally. My little 03 plate FL1 serves me well around here and it's surprising how popular Land Rovers are around here. And belive me, when the weather comes in from the North Sea you're glad you're in a Land Rover
Yan
New Member
Ahh ok. Makes sense.Welcome
Because we all like to know a little about new family members
You staying or just want an answer to never be seen again
J
Hello all. Im Yan. I have a rust bucket of 2003 Freelander which is increasingly causing grief. Determined to keep her going for as long as possible and only 160k on the clock. Have a few immediate issues to sort first. Windows that don't go up and down and a radio that doesn't work. Thought this was maybe a good platform for getting to know how to fix myself but not sure how to create a post about such, or if i am allowed to yet.
Shimsteriom
Master Procrastinator
You'll want to be over here by the sounds of it.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
Welcome again nice to know you want to stay
Good to hear you want to keep it going, you will find plenty of help in the “hippo “ section here
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
To start a new thread for your problems button top right “post thread” and away you go.
Ensure you give plenty of details about the car,age,model and you will get plenty of hippo experts.
Good luck.
J
Good to hear you want to keep it going, you will find plenty of help in the “hippo “ section here
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
To start a new thread for your problems button top right “post thread” and away you go.
Ensure you give plenty of details about the car,age,model and you will get plenty of hippo experts.
Good luck.
J
