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Of course there's nothing wrong with the Dutch seal, that thing is hard as hell. Maybe too hard because it can rub the black liner really hard in case of misalignment and never fail... I think i'm one of those that can have an opinion about all those seals since i repaired compressors during 5...

My bad. Looking at the left gauge, it looks like it's km. It isn't mine, only a photo of a friend in Australia. Anyway it's still great. Shows RRC guys P38 isn't as crap they say.

Yes, i believe so...:doh: Wow, you gave me a great idea : i'll test soon my theory saying removing EKA is great idea!! Removing my door lock. And if it doesn't work, i'll try really disabling the immobilizer using a FAULTMATE MSV-2

Nope :D

Bypassing the thermal switch by earthing the orange wire can cause a fire. Let's say you have a leak, compressor overuns and then burns itself... That thermal switch wasn't put there for no reason... You won't even be warned by a EAS fault then.

Couldn't find the thread i was looking for with pics but looks like it's a known problem Could be mine too http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f10/theres-hole-my-rangie-its-letting-water-41502.html

I'd say the leather painted and stickered cooler ... I'd like a leather cover for my WAECO fridge:cool:

There's some "genuine" orange seals at Island 4x4 for those who can't wait US to UK delivery time

Of course yes if properly installed (not plastic compression fitting or stuff like that). I drove my P38 like that during 3 months during electronic lift development and i do have customers in Africa running P38 and LSE like this (no more electronic for those). The height is pressure related...

No, Ecu replacement is rarely mandatory. Land Rover screwed many people with that when communication wasn't possible with the ECU (often due to bad connections on diagnostic plug or greenish wires in that zone) That a buzzer noise comes from behind the speedo and i think about installing a pot...

That's not true if you get some emergency inflation valves. I always carry a set in the glove box (MARS kit). Yes there's a big difference in driving because you're going back to stone age... More vibes from the diff, more body roll, less comfortable...That's what my customers coming for a...

A gauge on the #6 line is the only way to know what's going on. Maybe you have a leak on that melted line (very often on diesel with a bad center exhaust). I've seen that 4 times on a basis of 100 P38...

I really need to change those oil cooler and steering pump leaking lines before my under hood extinguisher serves ;)

Spot on wammers:cool:. Didn't even read that he wasn't earthing the "correct lead"

Brilliant way to set a fire:doh:

Yep i'd do that too As you can see, my tank is low

He did get in because i don't see how he would have gotten rid of the door card... Usually when the door latch fails in superlock mode, the others doors are still working...

There's another method that i've seen at the stealer. Remove the rear door, then access to the door frame and cuts the thing that where the latch grips. The U thing. Buy a new one at the scraper, cost nothing.

Actually, i have a friend who doesn't have Rick's special stuff to unlock BECM and who managed to unalarm some of those with a Testbook by another path.:cool:. You give that guy a P38 with security set and you don't tell him what your EKA code is nor a functional remote and he's able to enter...

Of course :) but may i add the M3 expansion tank needs a light and a buzzer to benefit it's internal coolant sensor:rolleyes: