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I had the feeling that it was an immobiliser type of thingy.

Yeah, that is worth a look. Thanks.

That was probably me steaming up.

I think I have figured out that she does not like being clean as everything that goes wrong happens after I have shed blood making her look her best.

Today I had a, well another problem. It was home time and I had earned my pittance, I had loaded all my tools into the back of my Range and was sitting in the driving seat waiting to hear the reassuring roar of a V8 in fine fettle. Turned the key to the second position with everything lighting...

No prizes for guessing what i am going to witter on about now. That's right, oven ready chips. Actually I was going to tell you about my jammed CD auto-changer in my L322. Listen or read carefully because I am going to take your on a roller coaster of wild emotion from the elation of listening...

Following the advice from the good members of Landyzone, I went and procured an EAS kicker. Obtained a fairly cheap one from E-bay and kept it in the car not really knowing what for. Today driving to work ,"Air Suspension Inactive" message. Here we go, I thought this is this week's fault. The...

What's a girl like you doing in a place like this, apart from trying to avoid a man like me.

Me too please. I am a sucker for finding new and innovative ways to totally bollox things up.

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Sincerely glad that you walked away. Not too sure what the result would have been in more mundane metal.

If you look on Facebook, there are always "miracle" sprays which would claim to be able to get your RR back to pristine.

That can not be a Corsa. There is actual metal in there.

Because the car was recovered it was taken to my local garage who I am now on first name terms with. Fortunately the problem was a split pipe at the back of the engine. the pipe had apparently been cut to accomodate the LPG system and had split at the point of the joint. Because I was able to...

I wrote a short while ago about how even a Range Rover sitting on the side of the road in a puddle of it's internal fluid is still a beautiful thing. I tested that theory properly today and I am afraid to say that I have it bad. I would still rather have my Range Rover on the back of a low...

Well I have owned my beautiful big blue buxom baby a month now, and my Range Rover as well. In my youth, with few spare pound notes and a love of British vehicles, I learned the "dance of the roadside recovery". These dances are usually seen at the side of the road in company with a *smoking...

Happy with that idea. Can you recommend a diagnostic kit. I don't have any problems yet, but being a realist with a Range Rover means accepting that i will need it at some time.

So it starts. Just cleaned the Range Rover, checked the oil and water and sprayed a few bits under the bonnet with WD40 ( basically anything with an electrical connection including the LPG control) and now the engine management light is on. I have a theory that cars do NOT like being cleaned...

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