really hard to tell but could be a cat breaking up, mine did that sounded like a spanner rattling down the exhaust pipe but your rattle sounds deeper......could be a failing hydraulic tappet?

fair dos for 12.5 k you do get a 42 litre engine apparently according to the listing!

After reading this post i went and sat in the back of mine and looked up :( drawing pins.......they would just be temporary..........till I picked a day to retrim it all..........they dont look that bad do they?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4rMfrERpG8 its about to do this...........

I'm with Fergie46, binned mine as soon as i got home with the car, in fact while taking them off I was actually amazed they actually stayed on all the way up the M6 they were that rotten. I dont think side steps do anything for the looks of any Range Rover, they just make them look fat and dumpy

2 years? someones easily distracted :D

All thats just standard routine maintenance isn't it?;)

mine was rattling, turned out to be the cat, confirmed when it spat a bit out the tailpipe

Mines a 4.6 HSE first regd on 6/6/95

the book symbol was on on mine when i bought it, found it had no gas but still wouldnt work when regassed, The book symbol would not appear if I immediately pushed the air con off button when starting the car. Traced the problem to a worn compressor clutch, the air gap between the two plates was...

Or centre brake light cover, curtesy light in the top tail gate

It might be the weight of the shelf on the two side panels, on their own they might not have the weight to move about and squeak

Sure its the actual parcel shelf? Are the two side 3/4 side trim panels securely fixed? You know the bits that have the rear seat unlock buttons in them?

Although a lot of the clips seem to stop just before they grind to a halt!

update..... All fixed till next time.

I've found a solution for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_12L_Dme8Vc you can train your bees can't you?

First bit of snow in years, thought I'd be sensible and use the Range Rover so go to the garage and start her up, let it warm thorough a bit before backing out, but that annoying little flashing light on the height selector just kept on flashing, saying it was trying to get upto standard ride...

If you need brighter lights on a Range Rover then I suggest 2 things, slow down and get an eyesight test. the standard lights are fine, put something like osram nightbreakers in and thats all you need. unless your Australian! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPKy1KAz8OM

I dont think they look that bad.............ok i'll get my coat..........bye..............:crazy:

One low milage RR for the future coz who'd want to be seen driving that around?