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Is the viscous fan working properly? Is the water pump working properly?

If the fan has a viscous coupling, it may that it has failed, a common problem.

More electronics = more to go wrong in my experience. The rear sensors on both my P38's are original and still working fine after 25+ years, the fronts were replaced 14 years ago on one and about 6 years ago on the other one so hardly...

You could find one with a good rad and keep this one as donor. If no MOT Itl be laid up anyhow? Just depends on your personal preference. I would mention you should ask the boys here what happens when you go down the rabbit hole of scrapper...

Interesting. Some clever peeps on here.

Busy developing new height sensors with my brother. The sensor itself is a non contact hall effect potentiometer. So no little wiper arms to wear out. The new sensors are going to be paired with a control PCB that lets them interface to the...

<Monty Python voice> "tis but a scratch"

Definitely too many faults reported. Cannot believe two airbags & two crash sensors have all failed ?? As above check the diagnostic connector for corrosion. Also check the SRS Bulbs in the cluster. There are usually two, & if one fails...

Plus there is a collar molded into the pipe to aid insertion, if the pipe has been cut back, the collar will prevent full insertion.

The rear airlines are much harder to get into the airbags than the fronts. Maybe they are simply not fully seated ?

Today way better: The indicator lights, fog light, front and tail lights, warning flasher, they all work. Indocator lights were tricky, the frint right hand one had weird wiring issues... Luckily, I had some spares! The tailgate wiring is now...

Hard to see pin hole leaks in melted pipes.

Seems the King (flipping M70) wants me to stop postin anyway. Well tough cheddar!!! 🤣 Good on you, mate.:):):)

Now hey boy, I say hey boy. The cat can look at the queen but the queen can't make me happy👌

Happy to hear it. So why you spendin so much time looking at the top totty thread?? Hmmm???!!!;)

Very true👍 The word consistent isn't anymore🤷

Take your pick 😜

Thanks for asking young lady. Wow.. I definitely won the lottery and a second chance to do things right.. The word happy doesn't get close to how I feel💝

+1^^^^ The pipes run along the top of the chassis left side, very close to the exhaust.. Remove the inlet filter from the compressor to prove it's sucking by applying you finger to the inlet.

All of mine do. Hence accidental drain battery one time when I forgot to unplug front and rear cameras, and left her sitting for 2 or 3 weeks. 🤦‍♀️

Once you’ve come round a bit, realise the opportunity this presents and weigh up your options from here in ; Itl soon lift your spirits :vb-angel1: Rest up Itl be fine.

The rear air pipes are very close to the exhaust and any exhaust leaks can melt the pipes hence causing air to leak out

I had an accident today with my p38, drove into someone else's back at around 30mph. Front crossmember bent as he had a towbar Is this the end of my range rover? Front crossmember is part of the chassis and not bolt on so..

Are we still talking about quality subwoofers and some good in and out action to make sweet music?

My curiosity nosiness brought me back to this thread. How are you and the girl from the village doing @Mark Piercy 😁

As I said, add your town name / location to your profile. Might be someone nearby with Nanocom.

Whatever I do today, I have professional help!

I agree.👍