Clearly they just had no ****ing clue what they were doing. I understand no one can know everything about every car. That is why you ask questions and learn. But nope, these clowns just bodge it and hope no one kicks up a fuss. I know how much it'll cost me to fix it and to be honest I could've had her back on the road the same day I noticed the fault (the woman from FluxBreakdown did say I could pay for the repair myself and get reimbursed at a later date), but it is the principle of the matter. Why should I put my hands in my pockets and use up my time to fix damage that shouldn't be there to begin with?
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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West Slope Rover
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Looked for prairie turnips and bought beer.
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Any pignuts ?
West Slope Rover
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Not around here.
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Ah, Ok
brianp38dse
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Drove it to get some shopping from Aldi`s
iam turning into an old fart.
iam turning into an old fart.
ukadamwest
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Drove it to get some shopping from Aldi`s
Depends on how you drove there and back.
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brianp38dse
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Slowly as had wife and kids with me, my youngest did say I went done one road slower than the last time he wet down there in my Cortina mk1
That is what I figured. Lucky I have a second car or I'd be demanding a courtesy car. The company take before and after photos when the move a vehicle. So that'll be all the evidence I need that they caused the damage. Since it is obvious just looking.
I am guessing the guy just didn't give a ****.
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Brake light switch replaced following another height freeze situation over the weekend where the brake lights turned out to be permanently on without jabbing the pedal! So my strip and clean field-fix last 2 months. Better than I was expecting.
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Ouch!! Sorry
Ouch!! Sorry
Third time now. New engine only done 10k......it's testing my patience lately!
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Does the repair person know what they are doing? Might want to change repair shops
I thought you had a well sorted engine with fancy changes installed to me sure that didn't happen again? :/
He's been working on Landrovers for many years & knows his stuff - especially rover V8's. Maybe it's just bad luck? Could be down to the higher compression ratio & LPG?
Yep, it was running beautifully for 10k, then misfire on 3&5, it always blows between the middle cylinders. I was hoping the top hats would give better protection around the fire rings
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sorry to hear about your hg failure
