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You can generally ignore U codes clear them and see if they come back.

I don't understand your logic it's not just to get threw an mot is it. Your selling it to someone so why risk their saftey on part worn tyres. Man up buy new !! If I was the buyer and found out you were fitting part warns I would walk away from the purchase.

Engines are like a box of chocolates.......

It's better than the tdv6 because it's a v8 so you don't worry about crank issues Apart from that there the same car with the same other issues

New bonnet lettering I was going to go for the debadged look but couldn't get all the old glue of no matter what I did so new gloss black lettering it is. As a daily driver it's all good once you get them sorted.

No idea but a mate was just charged over £500 for changing a water pump genuin pump mined £153.27 for parts rest was labour think it takes me an hour or 2 for a water pump. If your gonna pay someone for a head gasket expect 1500 to 2000 minimum and that's if nothing else breaks while they do it

A/C dye is fine for what you want they put oil in the a/c to lubricate the ac pump and seals.

A 2nd hand gap tool will.pay for its self the first time you use it as it does everything you need and more

If that's the lie o metre on the car that's about right real world about 12 mpg around town

Apart from main dealer stuff I'm not aware of anything else I'm sure someone else will come along with a suggestion. If your gonna own 1 of these invest in a gap tool.

Have you scanned with your phone to detect the cars bluetooth ?

You will need a gap tool to recode for that car

For which car ?

They all break there cranks if there gonna do it they do it. Buy a D3 petrol or a 5.0 v8 D4.

Here you go https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/fuse-box-strip-down-and-repair.275056/

Have a little search you will find my how to guide on repairing the p38 fuse box.

They are the blower motor circuit relays which usually burn out on yhe circuit board I suspect he keeps swopping fuse boxes instead of fixing the board. Pretty much all these fuse boxes by this age will have dry joints and burn outs on them which is why it's better to repair than replace...

What exactly is the reason you keep changing yhe fuse boxes for ??

But involving the insurance company could result in it being written off as a loss and or raised premiums as happened to my wife when her car was hit, the driver dint drive off as his car was completky wrecked driving into the rear of a parked D3.

Look in the engine bay if you have a fluid resovoir on the left you have ace