you know nothing then :eek:

you can be funny :hysterically_laughi sometimes yeahh OP welcome to the place that'll sort you out - never ever press a button twice:cool:

amazing LR put in so much effort into switching heat on/off

Do as Wammers said Quickly buy the duff one £50, refurb with AUX line in £100 £150 for a Clarion fully refurbished, I would do that

Hell of a project, you must be in love:p

stuck a heel in :D:D:D

If on the cheapo, why not Roadstone, made by Nexen, same tread, same factory in Korea but sold slightly cheaper:confused::confused::confused:

How are they on wet leaves:confused::D

you're lost, newer ever happened to anyone bf:Cry:

Come down dear:D:D:D Craddocks is new and the used one has a 9 digit part number:emps1:

STC2958 Rimmer Bros: Range Rover 2 Ignition Lock at www.rimmerbros.co.uk Craddock http://www.johncraddockltd.co.uk/land-rover-parts/stc2958-switch-ignition-less-interlock.html 36266115 RANGE ROVER P38 Ignition Switch | eBay

:eek: thats about what i sold my old rangie for - with radio:D

This any good? P38 range rover diversity radio CD changer head unit

My first choice would be Goodyear for the quietness and comfort: Tyre Goodyear Ultra Grip + 255/55 R18 109H XL - Tyre Leader or a little cheaper vredestein Tyre Vredestein Wintrac 4 Xtreme 255/55 R18 109V XL - Tyre Leader Nexen and Roadstone same but cheaper (was fitted to my car at purchase...

Try this: tin opener - photo/picture definition at Photo Dictionary - tin opener word and phrase defined by its image in jpg/jpeg in English

Yeah but did you make it back :D:D:D

:amen:

Moved to a better lit area? The light can be hard to see if not completely dark

Who obviously do not frequent forums in the know Like it changes to French as to say I'm useless ATM :D:D:D

Could be the bottle top cap you lost when changing rad:D:D:D When up to temp, stat open, with expansion cap off doing some short reving blasts may help. If those beast are as difficult as the P38 can be, I find it takes a day to fill coolant system properly with the cooling down period