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Check that the fuse has not blown first. If ok then you will need to get it turned off with either Testbook or Rovacom. It comes on to tell you that the airbags require replacement and will force you to go to dealer to have them fitted.

Rimmer brothers stainless sports exhaust is excelent and sounds great, it will last for ever. I have had one fitted to my 3.5 for over ten years and is still as good as new.

MM 4X4 are good, and fair price. Very simple to fit, the old one just pulls off. Just line up the top two corners first and then push home allround.

I checked this out last night with a friends seat switch, no they are not interchangeable. There are 2 extra connections and the plugs are different.

Would any body know if a seat switch from an earlier model Range Rover would work in place of an M REG switch with the memory control? The reason that I ask, is that there is a difference in price of £100. You can also get a switch from Mercedes parts suppiers for an 89 SE that is the same for...

Any speakers of the same size will fit. If you wish to keep the same covers off the old pair, you will have to prise them off very carefully as they are stuck on and are very fragile.

If you have no electrics at all then suspect the fuseable link. This will cut all power to the car if it has blown. You will have to feel along the loom to find the exact location of the link. On the classic Range Rover it is under the dash. Look for evidence of burning in the loom. Have...

I posted this as SD1, but may be flapper fuel injection would be better.

You could have a stuck viscous coupling. Do some slow turns and listen if you can hear the tyres grabbing or scrabbling.

This is a very usefull site for owners of V8 Range Rovers or Discoverys with flapper injection systems.Rover SD1 Efi System Components

If you mean the large bolt that fixes the ARB to the chassis then this should not be loose. There should be a heavy washer on each end of the bolt, this will compress the bushes for a tight fit. If they are loose then the bushes must be worn.

It was for an optional early mobile phone. those great big ones.

If it is your heater you should have lost lots of water, have you? To replace the water pump you have to remove the belt and adjust the pulley inwards, the pulley could still have been pushed in too far or not enough, check the alignment. If ok, take the pulley off the spindle spin it and feel...

Are you asking the question, is it my heater? It could just be the old age problem of the membrane in the doors letting water past the door cards and dripping in to the floor. Or it could be the door seals are worn. Do a hose pipe test if it is not the heater and se where the water comes in...

The Safari 5000 lamps are genuine Land Rover and are a simple fit with the genuine Land Rover wiring kit (see previous post) They look nice but are expensive. They are made buy Hella on licence. If you are not concerned if they are genuine or not, Hella have some great lamps out at the...

Unless you have the pump, buy the correct one they are both the same price from MXM 4X4 or Paddocks. £37

The hockey sticks you mention are the front radius arms on Range Rovers, Discoverys and Defenders, there are two of them. They hook over the front axle and are bolted to the chassis rails at the rear. They stop the car from axle steer and for and aft movement. The bushes in the front end can...

Are you sure that your kit was a genuine one? The genuine kit has a black relay stamped with Land Rover on it, the conector to the rear of the headlight has Land Rover stamped on it, the whole of the wiring is encased in shrink tubing and is totally profesional with no nasty connectors as you...

Buy the proper wiring kit from Land Rover, it's about £30 pounds. It plugs into the back of the headlamp piggyback style, and has the relay allready fitted in the wiring.

It is better to take up the carpets but not all sellers will let you do that, could be that they wish to hide something. The sills can be seen from under the car, look at both ends for rust, also check the seat belt mounts in both rear door wheel arches fom above and underneath.