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Nice looking D3,you been a lucky chap not to have any issues in 113k miles !!!

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Does look nice,didn't realise V8's fetched so much

Or if that draws a blank try theD2boysclub forum as there is a hawkeye/nanocom locator there as well

Mine didn't.

Go to the intro section and introduce yourself properly then make your way to the Range Rover section for your questions,but yes you are in the right place and welcome.

Leisure battery isn't ideal as not designed to throw big amperage at one hit,designed for slow drain,it could be that your starter is goosed but you need to try it with a decent battery first

front sidelamps and amber markers in indicators(front only!) and rear lamps/number plate lamps on first click

I used Tiger seal to seal the sunroof frame to roof joint,and just cleaned the glass to frame seals,it stopped mine leaking from there,another place to watch out for is the top corners of the windscreen as they are prone to leaking there as well,if you've got the headliner out it pays to re-seal...

I'm with you on that ,my D2's screen is cracked and the replacement will not be heated.

Welcome to the forum,you best go to the intro section and introduce yourself before you get mauled by the natives !!!,as to your question I would get a remap to boost power after you've checked that it is already running as it should

Not seen that here but over on the D2boysclub there is a Nanocom/hawkeye locator.

Yes those warning lights will fail a UK mot test

You will have to replace the lock assembly on the affected door,finding which one it is will be the difficult part

I've found similar with my V8,it manual and does around 22mpg solo on a run and 17-18mpg towing,take it over 70 though and mpg plummets

The auto's are quite a bit thirstier than the manuals especially if you are towing.

If you do decide to remove the spigot bearing find a piece of metal rod that will just into the bearing,fill the bearing hole with grease and then tap the rod into hole with a sharp tap,the grease will force the spigot bearing out quite easily.

According to mycarcheck that one is still on the road:D

Thats good news if your man thinks its ok,can't say I've ever noticed it though in the ones that I have driven.

Possibly torque converter faulty,hope its not though for your wallets sake!