Same here, I haven't had an issue since fitting it, marvellous

Rimmers are very helpful indeed, however their pricing can be a tad high.........

James Coleman is in Essex and has everything and is a trusted used parts seller, and has good knowledge with the P38, he is on the P38 facebook site https://www.facebook.com/groups/314522172231316/

Take the plastic filter and wiper motor cover off, only a few screws and it should be there, probably clean or change the foam filter at the same time.

Do they check for loose hinges over there then?

No metal just brown shellac from years of use, the filter was a bit gooey too. All nice and clean now

I have flushed it before hoping to end the noise but no joy so definitely the Lucas stuff, I have tried other fluids also but the noise stayed.

I flushed the whole system, loads of crap came out! Since putting in the Lucas stuff no more noises and yes, steering is easier so a win. Makes such a psychological difference to not have the steering moan at you when turning left! Just have to get rid of the moans from the passenger seat ;) :)

Yup, easy peasy :)

That's precisely why I had to re-work one of mine, it kept throwing a fault, with it "fixed" it lasted for a month or so until I got the Dunlops.

I fitted a couple of Chinesiums to mine but they faulted fairly quickly, the only reason I bought them was that at the time the Dunlops were out of stock. One of the cheap ones I had to re-work as the spindle boss was as loose as anything. I finally managed to get Dunlops and they are working...

No, the real queen (QE2), I thought Lizzy 2 didn't want Camilla to be an actual Queen?

Still prefer her maj

That's one of the trim options, I prefer the £20 meself :)

Another update, after a couple of weeks using the Lucas stuff the many years of the steering moaning at me has now ceased, what a result. It is so quiet now I am getting nervous!! The steering even feels better :)

That would make for some wading Keith :) :)

Maybe I am misreading this but that seems a tad expensive for a DMM, £25 buys a reasonable one, £100 buys bells and whistles

I was going to ask the same question, they have to be canbus or have the appropriate resistor

Bob, or maybe dave.......... You can't own a P38 without a DMM (or a Dalek come to that..) I run a village hall and a dalek would be a great place for a camera to watch over the parties especially if the top was powered (and the exterminator laser)

I have a long tester unit and I went directly from the ECU to each sensor which told me there was no continuity on the RH rear which was all well and good but it didn't obviously tell me where the problem was. After tons of wire wiggling I pinpointed the break and all was well with the world...