Oh...yes.....Land Rover??? Rebadged Dunlop...:behindsofa::behindsofa::behindsofa:

Apart from Dunlop and Arnott, are there any other manufacturers of P38 Airbags???....:scratching_chin: Which could explain why Britpart supply Dunlop units...;)

right click rve-lr.pdf>create shortcut and move to desktop or taskbar>use the icon to open the rave menu.

Try letting the system build some pressure before asking for the next height. If you are unable to sort your problems, I'm willing to arrange a suitable time one weekend.

Ashford's a fair trek from Southend, but if necessary a time could be arranged, provided coffee and biccies are available......;)

Before you select the next height are you waiting for the compressor to refill the air reservoir tank. ie is the compressor switching itself off??? Obviously you have all the doors/tail gate closed a drivers/passengers windows open. Depending on where your located in Kent, I maybe able to help...

9900% profit.....:der:

:nopics: please post piccy of yourself....;)

Official Land Rover show chains appear to be rebadged RUD chains, so I'd be looking at their web site for their version. I believe the reason Land Rover don't recommend front show chains is the lack of clearance between the wheel and chassis, if the axles are crossed. The P38 owners manual...

Faultmate Extreme here...covers anything P38...

Its not smoke as such, I presume its just the general build up of carbon in the exhaust system that gets cleared out at high gas flow/temperature through the system, could be the catalyst cleaning itself (if fitted?). Possibly a bit of over fueling at the very top end due to wear, as far as I...

If you want a clean exhaust reading for MOT's and a sweet running engine, driving them hard is the answer. Sometimes I drive mine on/near the engine limiter for a short while through the gears (manual gearbox in mine), its amazing how much crap is held in the exhaust due to non-use of maximum...

No point in being gentle with a M51, pedal to the metal along with frequent engine oil changes. Engine doesn't wake up until just above 2500rpm, working rpm range 2600 to 4250 rpm, which means stirring the stick in my case... What we term as economy is about 2800/3000 rpm in...

Your'll do a fair amount of swearing....:eek:......;).......:D

I have the Borg Warner transfer box overhaul manual in PDF format, send me an email address by pm and I'II forward you the manual. There doesn't seem much else that fails apart from the VCU which is expensive to replace, the only other thing I've heard of being replaced is the drive chain.

Arr...you should have started at the top and worked your way down, a dry arse with wellies, is better than a wet arse with dry designer trainers...you must always leave a drainage system......because you can only ever reduce water leaks in a Land Rover

Theres a possibility it could well be the transfer chain the only way I can think of checking it, would be to disconnect both propshafts at the transfer box end, with the main gearbox in park, handbrake off and see how much rotational movement is in the rear output shaft. 118,000 mls seems a...

How many miles has the vehicle done and is it likely to have done much towing?

As stated before theres a possibility that maybe the transfer box chain. Does it make the noise if you, 1. accelerate gentle 2 accelerate hard 3. under power up a steepish hill Is it one clunk or a series of clucks ie:machine gunning?

I don't see a problem the lack of any form of working door seals, will allow any water out faster than it can enter, apart from when wading possibly....;)