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Have you tried white vinegar, it may be a limescale deposit, failing that it maybe an acid mark ... and will need a cutting compound...
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Have you tried white vinegar, it may be a limescale deposit, failing that it maybe an acid mark ... and will need a cutting compound...
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I've got white vinegar and also
So I did desnow it today, but decided to take the defender to the shops.
But now tomorrow
. Gonna park the fender out somewhere safe and see if the L322 can do what the tin (never said) but hey if it gets beached the EAS will raise it and out it should drive, yes? Could be fun.
Bets anybody?
J
But now tomorrow
. Gonna park the fender out somewhere safe and see if the L322 can do what the tin (never said) but hey if it gets beached the EAS will raise it and out it should drive, yes? Could be fun.Bets anybody?
J
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Mine was just fine in the snow.. not quite that deep thoughSo I did desnow it today, but decided to take the defender to the shops.
But now tomorrow
Bets anybody?
J
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no snow here . . . just lots of rain.
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It was when we had all the warning a few weeks ago.. didn't see much/any yellow snow though
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Fixed my low screen wash warning.
Fitted new sensor, ignition on, still there.
Drained and cleaned out the washer bottle, refitted, igition on, still there.
Found a broken wire, fixed it, ignition on, gone and only took 3 hours.
Fitted new sensor, ignition on, still there.
Drained and cleaned out the washer bottle, refitted, igition on, still there.
Found a broken wire, fixed it, ignition on, gone
and only took 3 hours.Did you mean to post a pic of your lunch soupFixed my low screen wash warning.
Fitted new sensor, ignition on, still there.
Drained and cleaned out the washer bottle, refitted, igition on, still there.
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Found a broken wire, fixed it, ignition on, gone
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Green P38 just passed MOT for another year with no advisories
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hard to tell but it looks like the knock i'm getting is the track control arm.. this beastie..
www.island-4x4.co.uk
but the manual seems to call it a tie rod in the pictures, but a rear lower arm in the torque specs? it lists the ball joint nut and bolts but no torque for the nut and bolt at the other end?
is this the ball joint i need?
www.island-4x4.co.uk
assume i have to jack the hub up to the correct height when torquing up the sub frame end so its at normal ride height?
Track Control Arm LH L322 (Delphi) RBJ000130G LR018344G TC1903
New OEM LH cranked lower arm which fits all L322 Range Rover models.
is this the ball joint i need?
Ball Joint Front Lower L322 (Moog) RBK000012 RBK500210 RBK500150
New OEM front lower ball joint which fits all 2002 onwards Range Rovers.Fits into the suspension knuckle.
assume i have to jack the hub up to the correct height when torquing up the sub frame end so its at normal ride height?
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Tightened at ride height yes!
Have you checked the rest of the suspension in that area yet?
Once you start replacing arms you end up going through all of them..
Not a big fan of multi link suspension..
Have you checked the rest of the suspension in that area yet?
Once you start replacing arms you end up going through all of them..
Not a big fan of multi link suspension..
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The front one seems ok right now but don't expect it to last another year but that's for another dayTightened at ride height yes!
Have you checked the rest of the suspension in that area yet?
Once you start replacing arms you end up going through all of them..
Not a big fan of multi link suspension..
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Another tyre later 
hard to tell but it looks like the knock i'm getting is the track control arm.. this beastie..
but the manual seems to call it a tie rod in the pictures, but a rear lower arm in the torque specs? it lists the ball joint nut and bolts but no torque for the nut and bolt at the other end?Track Control Arm LH L322 (Delphi) RBJ000130G LR018344G TC1903
New OEM LH cranked lower arm which fits all L322 Range Rover models.
is this the ball joint i need?
Ball Joint Front Lower L322 (Moog) RBK000012 RBK500210 RBK500150
New OEM front lower ball joint which fits all 2002 onwards Range Rovers.Fits into the suspension knuckle.
assume i have to jack the hub up to the correct height when torquing up the sub frame end so its at normal ride height?
Here ya go.
J
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Thanks!! Crikey that's tight. My torque wrench only goes to 100lbft!
I don't have a splitter, one of the few things i don't have! But looks like you only use it to split the arm from the ball joint.. I'll be replacing both so no need.
I'll keep the arm though to replace the bush at my leisure
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The arm can move laterally on the bush without moving back.. I'm guessing it's not supposed to do that 
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Well things like tyres and suspension aren't really that important so I finally got round to some proper upgrades
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the plastic bits hide the rotting wheel arches
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my tailgate is starting to bubble with rust can anything be done before it gets worse or is it a case of getting one off a scrapper?
can anything be done before it gets worse or is it a case of getting one off a scrapper?
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If the rust is in the seem it can be a git to get rid
