That's the one. Covered in Sikaflex on mine now.

Same here. But the headlining is dry!

I had a damp passenger carpet after a replacement windscreen. Eventually found the rubber trim on the plastic panel under the wipers wasn't sitting against the screen as well as it could and rainwater was running down inside it and dripping off into the heater intake and then to the carpet. I...

This help? https://www.landyzone.co.uk/posts/3594482/

Deep clean on the front passenger seat required?

A facelift D2? When I flick main beam on the dip stays on as well.

I found good quality wall drive sockets to work well in that situation as well.

Don't forget it's a Land Rover. It can tell the difference between someone using a watering can or hose pipe to test their handiwork and proper rain :)

Offer cake, beer, wine, whisky etc :)

Best bet is to offer cake and tea for someone local with a suitable reader to get the codes for you and then we'll be able to assist better. :)

I had that happen on another car I owned. Oil light would flicker at tickover but I knew the oil and filter had not long been changed. New sensor and all sorted although I did "borrow" a pressure gauge and some fittings from work and plumbed it in to check first.

For replacements get quality ones. Dunlop or Contitech.

On winter tyres as well :eek:

Cold will wreck a weakening battery. I put one of these in mine. https://www.tayna.co.uk/truck-batteries/yuasa/640shd/?gclid=CjwKCAiAv9riBRANEiwA9Dqv1WGW4WElZpnvBCbkGwXERpP2lnnCBiAxrwX0yrDbfXN2I8a4cWjNShoCNOMQAvD_BwE

5th one? Groundhog day!! :)

Welcome back. At least you'll know all the fixes now!

When I bought mine I collected a large stone chip after 10 miles on the way home. Are you sure you missed it?

Wonder if anyone's tried a spring conversion for them. :oops:

It's very satisfying when things go smoothly.