I’d take it back then

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there is no proof or record that any maintenance has been done on this vehicle in 7 years. The answer is bad.

Walk away mate

Welcome mate. Great pics of Scotland, want to get up there myself. Nice disco

I would happily pay that for a nice station wagon, But not a hard top.

You can get one that plugs in your cig lighter

The previous owner of my defender replaced the transfer box at 200k. It failed because it had a slight leak and oil level went low

mtf 94

I use smith and Allan oil in my r380 gearbox, all good.

Hi all, I will soon be selling 2 Land Rover puschairs on eBay. One is khaki colour, old but in gwo with some age related marks with no rips or tears , has basic rain cover and Land Rover carry bag. The other one is denim blue in excellent condition, it comes with framed storm cover, cot...

I’d check all fluids, coolant, engine, gearbox, transfer box, diffs, swivels, brake fluid, power steering. and enough to top up on route. I think it’s a good idea of yours to give it fresh oil and filter, and air filter to. Also take spare fan belts or aux belts. Make sure tyres are ok inc...

this doesn’t give all the info that’s required

IMO the new fault,and original fault are one and the same. The wing harness needs to be repaired or replaced.

Its easy to think the worst. Great news

Disconnect the headlight from the loom. If it still blows it’s the loom wiring, if it doesn’t blow it’s the headlight fitting

I wouldn’t dare have a Range Rover etc, unless it was under manufactures warranty. I would be terrified every time it needed to go in to the garage. Even if you can afford main dealers garage costs, I’ve found that a lot of the mechanics/ technicians are out of their depth with modern cars. I...

If you have no reason to believe you have a low oil pressure fault (oil level normal etc) then I would fit a new pressure switch and take it from there. Oil pressure switches etc are all made and wired fail safe. So an oil light is either a low pressure fault, or a switch/ wiring fault.