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Possible just get them coated black. And refit them
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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And they're off
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Gearbox oil time
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I like the lift, not seen one that lets the wheels hang
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It's a little 3t scissor, the suspension is set to access before I lift her up. It let's some pressure off the bags and the shocks hold it together. Thank god for standard length shocks
all done, not aphilipilated to any products blatantly shown!!! But did make the job easy .
Just had it in low and hill decent on the ramp with all the wheels turning and found the grumbling noise that's always apparent at low speed. Transfer rear bearing....
Next weekend maybe booked up...
Saying that.. Ive another transfer box..
. Just had it in low and hill decent on the ramp with all the wheels turning and found the grumbling noise that's always apparent at low speed. Transfer rear bearing
....Next weekend maybe booked up...
Saying that.. Ive another transfer box..
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I use a standard garden sprayer for filling, Leclerc have them for €4.99 at the moment.
You should have plenty of time to do your cars as France is supposed to be on lock down at the moment
You should have plenty of time to do your cars as France is supposed to be on lock down at the moment
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If only the mortgage, electric and food bills were on lock down also....I use a standard garden sprayer for filling, Leclerc have them for €4.99 at the moment.
You should have plenty of time to do your cars as France is supposed to be on lock down at the moment
I've killed plenty of those garden sprayers used for de greasing with petrol... They give up the ghost after the seals piffle out.. That atf filler does a lot in the garage business side and is a god send
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Hopefully stopped the water ingress
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Parked her in a tent?Hopefully stopped the water ingress
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Not yetParked her in a tent?
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He's talking about driving it, wait for the liners to drop.Parked her in a tent?
It was reliable for 2 years while it was parked up.tomcat59alan
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So it's not just Spain and it's islands Keith, got out of Fuerteventura last night 15minutes after the closure deadline for the airport ?? All schools, bars restaurants closed, military at road junctions preventing movement of more than one person . In bed at 0500 but glad to be back. Been shopping today and anyone needing that many toilet rolls should have seen a doctor weeks ago. Anyway took the maintenance charger off, checked the tyre pressures and went for a run.I use a standard garden sprayer for filling, Leclerc have them for €4.99 at the moment.
You should have plenty of time to do your cars as France is supposed to be on lock down at the moment
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Liners won't drop as mine is maintainedHe's talking about driving it, wait for the liners to drop.
Plus i'm building a 5.2 to go in it eventually
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It would be more reliable with a 2.5 in itLiners won't drop as mine is maintained
Plus i'm building a 5.2 to go in it eventually
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What about an amg v8?Liners won't drop as mine is maintained
Plus i'm building a 5.2 to go in it eventually
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You would have a point but i work on enough diesels at work and can't stand the noise to be fair..It would be more reliable with a 2.5 in it
And tbf the 2.5 is gutless at any revs and i can't be arsed to spank the shít out of a diesel to make it move, thats why i got tired of the TD5 D2
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To be fair, after my MAP sensor and lift pump got sorted, there's a surprising amount of grunt from my 2.5.You would have a point but i work on enough diesels at work and can't stand the noise to be fair..
And tbf the 2.5 is gutless at any revs and i can't be arsed to spank the shít out of a diesel to make it move, thats why i got tired of the TD5 D2
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They're not too bad, when compared to other diesel 4x4's of the same era,
