hi saint no i havent dont all the protocols use the same wires ?? if not im a silly arse . but we live we learn . i will check it out mate and thanks .

thanks hippo . cheers and all like . :jaw::jaw::jaw: perhaps i should have second thoughts about recovering landys then . :) , if its f88ks it so what its just a old one . it will mend

hi guys . this is an odd one . point of start of problem air suspension failed , could not read the ecu . now the problem has grown dramatically . engine obd working properly . everything else no communication , flash the high beam and theres a delay followed by an extended flash of the...

i agree with the above but one addition. do it cold with a modified pressure cap and charge the system to 15 psi with a footpump , i do this all the time as if its hot the leak could evaporate not drop to the floor . but the above method will show 90% of leaks . you can modifiy a old...

simple answer Yes of course it can . otherwise P38's could not have been done

dangerous mods would make it a defective unsafe vehicle and under the construction and design regs it would be unusable , it would have to be able to pass a current MOT . motor trade insurance allows the holder to drive anything up to a set value comprehensive and under a set weight mine is...

hi guys i fitted a brand new air compressor its done 500 miles and i fitted springs so its redundant i gave 400 quid for it so any sensible offers . also have a new left front leg only 100 miles on it sensible offers again guys and two good second hand rear bags , all 2002 L322 NOT P38 located...

try dropping a jump lead from the engine to the battery neg (-) and check the voltage with and with out jumplead . ive have had this in the past on many different cars . secondly see if the batter drains overnight when disconected .

the car drives well handles good no real body roll and not to hard , so im pleased with it

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air ecu removed and self leveling still working .so its independant of the air ecu just uses the signals from the ride sensors as they still fitted , shed any light on it guys

what did i buy a range rover for ? well simple its a bloody good tow truck . add that to my ivor williams tilt bed 3500kg recovery trailer and what a good combo , plus it will tow the caravan . and get me about if it snows due to the fact that i live at 1000 feet above sea level . if i want...

well at least we all getting a chuckle out of it , the thing is just old , every bloody part of the air was worn out and tbh springs were the cheapest way out and being sure of a cure , new air compressor new leg new ride sensors where was it going to stop and it just did no more air worries it...

I would like to add to this one , I own a garage and i am not trying to run it at clio prices , mechanically inept ?? 32 years experience , the air on these are a pain in the ass and unreliable simple as . if throwing 5 grand at it made it reliable then i would have done so .

good or bad :p

example try cornering hard and fast in this mother f**ker :crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver:

hi saint ty for the tech stuff and whilst i dont disagree with any comment you have made there . what i am finding is it is not suffering any significant body roll , i am a member of the institute of advanced motorists and i drive fire engines on blue lights regularly , it seams very stable ...

longer test drive today all great , except one glitch The computer screen is playing up , it maybe something unrelated , i hope its not the electronic fix causing it watch this space .

i remember the first time i drove a v8 range rover p38 , loved it till the first high speed bend , I soon learned they are not a sports car :wtf: was my first though followed by a change of underwear . i wont be doing that again :flame:

all vehicles kept or for sale have to be listed on policys now under the new rules , however we do not need to list modifications . having done about 50 miles in it this morning i cant see any real difference in the ride with the exception that it doesn't drop at high speed for stability ...