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I don't understand, this might sound stupid, but who are you talking about? :confused:

:confused: Er, it depends, what do you mean? :confused:

Someone told me about this on Facebook, thought I'd join seeing though as I'm into Landys. :confused: gone slimy :confused:

Thanks for the welcome:)

:eek:UH, what you mean by DAMN!:eek: How many Landies you got? We've only got the 2, can't get another, as the landlords would flip, they don't want us to "take all the space" on the drive, as it is not that big

I had an LSE with a wiring fault too, problem is, just the drivers window and the passenger back window worked, the rest was a complete flop, the drivers electric seat didn't work unless the drivers door is wide open, don't know why, although, the last owner treated it like a transit van, and he...

Yes, but I'm not going to get it all in one go or anything, I'm gonna have to wait until I get enough money, and I'm not the only one into Land Rovers, my partner is the one who got me into them in the first place

I'd like a 90 too, actually, I want to collect them all, lol, you could say I'm a collection nutter

Ah, I've been near there for work, Pontefract, and the Whitworth truck stop, any who, I do plan to get a off road toy, a Defender 90, maybe the 50th anniversary, or just a TD5, don't think the 50th anniversary should be used for off roading, as it's a specially made car for an occasion, but I...

I can tell you the IAC is the Idle Air Control, it's used by the ECU to maintain the correct engine idle speed. It's operated by a solenoid that moves the valve in and out, fine controlling it by sending electrical impulses to it, for example for half open it would be energised for fifty...

I can tell you the IAC is the Idle Air Control, it's used by the ECU to maintain the correct engine idle speed. It's operated by a solenoid that moves the valve in and out, fine controlling it by sending electrical impulses to it, for example for half open it would be energised for fifty...

I had a problem with the central locking on my 1997 P38, but with yours, sounds a bit of a problem, my P38 is due to a fault in my drivers window or the tailgate switch not engaging properly, but on my classic Range Rover, I couldn't lock my Range Rover with the remote, I had a problem with a...

Hello everyone, I'm new here, I was recommended this site form someone, don't know if he's on this site. I use to have: 93 L reg Discovery 200TDi 5 door 93 L reg Range Rover classic 4.2 LSE but I now have: 97 R reg Range Rover P38A 4.6 HSE 93 K reg Range Rover classic 4.2 LSE I'm not...

Which window do you mean? Do you mean the quarter light windows? When my Discovery's window was smashed, due to a fault of one of my work colleges, I obviously had to replace the window, problem is, one of the cowboy window fitters nicked my window seal, I managed to get another one, but, the...