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I can't upload any of my pictures, I have tried via my iPhone, android phone and my laptop. I have tried trawling through the forum, but can't find a definitive answer, is there something wrong with my account? I remember uploading some pictures back in 2009, but can't find any of my pictures...

Whoa, like the idea of all them seats for my kids, but wouldn't be able to get into a multi story car park in that, wouldn't even fit in my garage. Fancy the classic Overfinch I see in the listing on the left

That happened to me when I was in mid wales, I live in Scotland, and the radiator just exploded, cost me over £500 to get it recovered, with a hunch, it could be the water pump has gone, the blades in my p38 had melted, as they are plastic, my husband bought one with a metal blade after market...

I would guess the intermittent air suspension could be a fault in the ECU, occasionally, it would be fine, but some days, it could all go wrong. You'll need computer software or you can get a gadget (don't know what they are called, can't remember) to reset the computer of the fault code, the...

have u got a good or mint parcel shelf? if so, what colour upholstry is it? the seats, mint or few wear and tear? any isofix? and colour

how is the headlining?

I have a 2.5dt that does at best 22 mpg, I also have a 4.2 V8 HSE that only does 15 at the worst, but I did get it up to 33.3 mpg in it with a lot of concentration on my driving skills (the 2.5dt, from Warwick to Scotland, and still had the almost full tank that I set off with)

it depends how sticky your calipers are, replacing the pins is a good option but if the pistons rusted and stick, better get a new caliper. Shouldn't be too hard if you know what your doing.

I have both petrol and diesel, and my diesel is the one breaking down a lot, but my V8 one is in storage as my hubby stripped the thread on the transmission radiator pipes, with all that towing we do, the pressure got too much for it! I wouldn't have bragged about my diesel, I live on the...

I also had the same problem, but my husband disconnected it cause as I sometimes accidently knock it on causing the wipers to scratch the window off with the grime caked on, but the back of my Rangie was hit by some guy who ploughed up my rear end, top tailgate was fine but the lower was caved...

I live 10 mins north of Gretna Green or staying over in Whitehaven Cumbria

I had that same problem with a previous Landy many years ago. It's usually either the uneven wear of the break discs or a sticky break caliper, I recommend changing the both back or front discs after changing break calipers for even smooth wear.

I think normal engine oil would be a bit too thick for the gearbox, it would make the gear change a little more notchy. It does seem a little odd to put ATF in a manual box, but thats what the Land Rover manual boxes like, there may be a filter in it to clean out as well, there is on the LT77...

I've managed to get my 200TDi Disco to do 100, and yes, I did thrash it, but it's one hell of a fright. I'm saying the V8 auto is the best, but, if your looking for efficiency, I would say go for the Diesel, I don't like LPG, it's hard to find a station that sell it

The manual gearbox likes unrushed gear changes and the symptoms you described when you "gun it a bit" are quite normal. For engine oil, I use 10W/40. For a full list of brands and viscosity's recommended by Land Rover consult the owners manual. Frequency of oil changes is more important than...

I haven't had that problem with my P38 yet, but I did have a problem with the 200TDi Disco I had, the problem was that my internal fan stopped working, not saying that this might be the problem, I don't really know much about it, would ask my other half, but hes probably in bed now

Ah right, but just saying I won't be online for 3 weeks due to no connection, I've explained why

Well, it's gotten quite in here, guess I'll be off then. Won't be on for 3 weeks now as my connection won't be on as the In-Laws are going on holiday, and I'm using there Wi-Fi connection, which is next doors

No, just me being my lazy self, lol :D :D :D When I'm feeling VERY lazy, I don't get out of bed, but only for the bathroom, and to tell you the truth, I mainly sleep at work

Yes, very much so, just cause I don't like to think things out. :D :D :D :D