My grateful thanks to those that have helped or tried to help, especially to Andy (mr freeze) who has just delivered a jubilee clip, a saviour indeed. It just shows I picked the right forum to join when I bought the Rangie. Thanks all Keith

Location Westmeads Hotel just off J2 M42, will PM phone no to anyone that can help. I appologise in advance if not imeadiate replie as in meetings at hotel and can only reply during coffee breaks and lunchtime until meeting finishes. Thanks for the efforts from people on here it is appreciated

Thanks fan, forgot what they were called, senile dementia now I am 50

I am currently in a hotel just off J2 of M42 with a Rangie P38 diesel that is spweing water out of a pipe at rear of engine. The original clamp has crushed the pipe beyond which it cannot make a water tight seal. Is anyone nearby got a jubilee clip around 25mm tightened please, hopefully...

Had early brekkie at hotel and took the inlet manifold off. The pipe where the clamp is on has been crushed narrower over time so the clamp is not making it watertight anymore. If there is anyone near J2 of M42 that has a worm O clamp around 25mm tightened I would be grateful, at least it...

Just managed to have a look after topping up with water. I can see it dripping out where that rear pipe joins the rear nearside of engine just does not appear to be able to get to it without removing the inlet manifold. May get trailered home on Thursday and sort it out there. .

Oh maybe not so bad news after all then, will have a look when it has cooled down a bit.

oh bugger ..... Thought it was going too well. Car passed it's MOT after replacing the drop links on the anti roll bar. Just had a good run down from North East to Birmingham, car going well until just pulling into hotel car park and notice the temp gauge stating to climb. Parked up and there...

See if you get any other offers, if not I will be heading to Birmingham on 1st July until 3rd just off the M42 J2 just south of Birmingham.

It's a pity it was next month rather than this as I will be heading down from here to Birmingham for a couple of days beginning of July.

Got mine off ebay from a seller called dieselcomponentsukltd - £5.50 for a set of 6.

Just had a look at a couple of suppliers and they both say the STC2030 has been superceded by the STC2031 and is no longer available, so it looks like the STC2031 is the correct one.

^^^ :eek::eek: ...... and what happens if you need any space to carry lugguage or passengers? ;) ....anyway, I don't think you need anything in a toolkit ..... all you need is for your butler to follow you everywhere in your spare Range Rover and if anything happens to the one you are driving...

If it is the STC2806, I got mine from Island 4x4 a couple of weeks ago, arrived in a couple of days. Island 4x4 - Specialists in Land Rover and Range Rover Parts and accessories for all models. UK and worldwide mail order.

Setting the windows is as simple as putting each in turn all the way down and holding a couple of secs then all the way up and holding for a few secs until that window says "window set" (ie, one window at a time)

Speedos are not allowed to read less than actual speed but can read up to 10% more than actual, so you will never be travelling at more than the indicated speed on your speedo. The only speedo that has been very close to being accurate was the RS calibrated one on on the ST1100 I had.

If there is an award for this, I think it should go to the member who decided to modify his fuel tank last weekend and replace it in a position less likely to be affected by the affects of salt off the roads and corrosion. I have seen the photographic evidence of this "modification" on...

Do you mean something like this trials motorcross motorcycle motorbike carrying rack

Give Emmotts of Colne a go they may be able to help and are one of the sponsors on Landyzone. Also, get yourself to the Introduction page and let people know who you are, etc.