Saint.V8 · Nov 19, 2014

Someone says to you something like....

wammers said:
The crank must be rumbling like a orphan belly.

And now all you can do is feel every rumble, shimmy, vibration, squeak, smell, odd noise and panic!!!!

Driving to work this morning, I thought whats that vibration (panicing that Wammers is right...) then I realised I had the bass level on the stereo up quite high and it was vibrating the chair!! turn stereo down all is well, turn it up and I get a bum massage!

Now all I keep doing is panicking each time the thing wobbles! Cheers Tony!!

SpanishTony · Nov 19, 2014

Maybe best to see a doctor to get your wobbly thing checked out

Datatek · Nov 19, 2014

Get shot while it's running before you end up with a full engine rebuild.

Saint.V8 · Nov 19, 2014

Datatek said:
Get shot while it's running before you end up with a full engine rebuild.

No fun in that Keith!!

The P38 is very rough round the edges, trim is looking past its best, it has done 178k miles, and I will no doubt be its last owner as it is worth next to sod all, and considering I paid near to sod all for it, I am happy to just keep plugging away at it, I don't care it looks a bit rough, just aslong as the running gear keeps going....so I'll look to change the Mains and Ends and go from there!

Spirit of adventure and all that!

sassanach · Nov 19, 2014

I would be planning a change of crank bearings very much sooner rather than later,otherwise you will be removing an engine.

robhew86 · Nov 19, 2014

Saint.V8 said:
Someone says to you something like....

And now all you can do is feel every rumble, shimmy, vibration, squeak, smell, odd noise and panic!!!!

I was like that when I first got the 322, but now I'm not so bothered TBH, if it breaks it breaks, then I'll have to fix it !!

Datatek · Nov 19, 2014

Trouble is Ant, it is not going to keep running for long with bearings like that and the longer you leave it the worse will be the damage to the crank.

tomcat59alan · Nov 19, 2014

Datatek said:
Trouble is Ant, it is not going to keep running for long with bearings like that and the longer you leave it the worse will be the damage to the crank.

+1 it will not heal up, drive it to work, get a lift home, use the Fiat , strip it down and get new bearings before you feck it up completely.

wil2813 · Nov 19, 2014

imo id just run it in the ground cut it up & buy another

you can pick em up anywhere cheap tbh

tomcat59alan · Nov 19, 2014

wil2813 said:
imo id just run it in the ground cut it up & buy anotheryou can pick em up anywhere cheap tbh

Better the devil you know..............

ChrisRange · Nov 20, 2014

When you see a poorly designed drain cover and slow down to 1MPH instead of taking it on

cooltide · Nov 20, 2014

Your mate lifts the bonnet of HIS car and says "aye its still there"

holidaychicken · Nov 20, 2014

You are always a little surprised when it starts after standing for a week or more..

TCubed · Nov 20, 2014

You know you were a Range Rover driver when... *sees P38* "You're brave... Wow I miss mine!"

wammers · Nov 20, 2014

Bloody hell there must be some crap P38s about, thank goodness mine is no trouble at all the vast majority of the time. There is a magic word to learn here it,s, "Maintenance"

Saint.V8 · Nov 21, 2014

wammers said:
Bloody hell there must be some crap P38s about, thank goodness mine is no trouble at all the vast majority of the time. There is a magic word to learn here it,s, "Maintenance"

I do maintain my cars.....its just the one I bought obviously hadnt been

donp38 · Nov 21, 2014

buying right is king...

maybe we should look to what is available and look to change for the same ish money as doing your work. give yourself an hrlyb rate and see if you are a busy fool??

I mean this in the best possible way.

donp38 · Nov 21, 2014

really nice p38 with 29k miles on autotrader...
negotiate??

ChrisRange · Nov 21, 2014

When you roll window down and start ignition to listen for anything unsavory lol

blackstrat · Nov 21, 2014

you know you WERE a range rover driver when you see them about and instantly want another one, you find a few on eBay and get all misty eyed, then wisdom kicks in and you go back to looking for something you just put fuel in and drive..

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