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I had to take the battery out of my P38 Range Rover yesterday to charge it up and the radio reset and started asking for a code. As the car is second hand I didn't have the code or the 'In car entertainment' manual so went to our local Guy Salmon and got them to print out the radio code...

Thank you very much for your advice. I didn't have any graphite powder in but followed a tip on another site about making your own with graphite out of a pencil, grounding it into powder with a clean file. I then put it into the ignition hole with a small brush and worked it back and forward...

My 2001 P38 has developed a serious fault today in which the ignition key just will not turn at all. Symptoms started yesterday when I stopped the car and took the key out yet an error message appeared stating 'Ignition Key In' but after starting the engine up again then stopping, the error...

Thanks very much for all your replies, I found the advice and your experiences most helpful.Comments about the EAS and diesel engine have set my mind at ease and I think I now know what I am looking for. Many thanks !

Thanks for your reply. I've actually just been having a look at LPG Range Rovers on Auto Trader but there isn't many in the local area and the couple that are for sale are high mileage and expensive. But I was having a look at petrol models and there are quite a few in the local area that are...

Thank you for all your replies. It's interesting to read about the EAS as that has been my main concern when looking at the Range Rovers. I have been having another look at other Range Rovers on the Auto Trader site, and found some younger and less expensive than that one I mentioned, just a...

Thanks for your replies. The chap at the garage did say it had just been for and passed its MOT with no advisory notices and did show me it had a fully stamped service history. If the EAS was to fail would it be best to go back to the old coil springs? I've also seen a device called as FASKIT...

I had a Range Rover "Classic" in the 90s and really liked the car and the driving experience it offered, plus the fact my wife has horses so the drive down to the farm was easy. Unfortunately, it was the high petrol consumption of the V8 engine that eventually made us sell the car and move onto...