After a couple of years away I have only gone and bought another P38. My last one was a 1998 DSE this one is a 2002 4.6 Vogue SE in Oslo Blue. Needs a bit of fettling as they all do but it's good to be back.

After a short break without a Landy I am looking to get a 1999 V8 Gs 5 seater as a winter vehicle so as to look after my other car in the bad weather. I need to insure it in my name along with my existing car but am getting silly quotes as most places won't take any No claims I currently have...

OK cheers for that info. I will have a look over the weekend, hope its a bit warmer outside by then,:)

My EAS seems to be working fine except on cold mornings when after about 5 mins it errors, still stays pumped up and level and once the engine is warmed up a restart normally clears it. Plugging the laptop in and running the diags it shows RR Signal Incorrect. I have taken the white connection...

You can see the difference between them. Not up to the job IMHO.

That was my thought wrong part in the bag. Luckily I didn't have to cut the old ones off so I can still drive it.

After having the old wobble and clonk for a few weeks I finally got around to changing the steering damper, anti roll bar bushes and the drop links. All the other bits had been done last MOT. The damper went on fine as did the bushes but when I came to do the drop links I had a problem. With...

Fitted refurbished valve block and known good driver board, plus checked all connections and earthing and put new medium in the air dryer. Been round the block and nothing odd happening so far but tomorrow will get a longer drive wiith a bit of a load. Will wait and see how it goes.

Cheers for that, just quickly checked the connectors before it go to dark outside and they are nice and clean, thankfully :-) Will check the EAS box tomorrow. Andy

I have followed this forum for years having had a few landys in the past, normally I can find the solution but this one is bugging me.I have had my 1998 P38 for about 4 years and had the usual issues, EAS leaks and pump failure, overheating, saggy head lining etc all of which have been resolved...