Salisbury Nick
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Ooh, what did Mark do? Did water get a bit beyond the air filter?Jealous of Mark?
Does anyone use their P38 Offroad
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Mr @Mark Piercy took a very elegant styled nose dive
. Will never live it down, but he’s a good egg and takes the voices that told him to do it with a pinch of salt now.J
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You must have missed the photo's
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I can't even put one up if I wanted too....
1800€ in parts with two front bearings after one failed a couple of months after.... Luckily the repair was done by myself and our Elliott. Otherwise it would have been a possible right off.....
I'm too scared to wash it now
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Mark and @Dopey both think they have the 007 version that converts into a submarine. For Your Tyres Only.
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Unless you moced it the air intake is about level with the top of the wheel arch on the passenger side.
Salisbury Nick
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I did - are they on here? We can resurrect them - its bound to be good for a laugh for a whole new slew of more recent members!
Salisbury Nick
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I noticed that after this particular expedition. I did get water in the air filter and some even made it into the pipe to the air intake manifold. Up until then I was labouring under the misapprehension, courtesy of some ill informed muppet that told me, the air intake was through the grill at the top of the bulk head by the windscreen wipers! And it was not until I fitted a snorkel that I discovered where it really was!
Did you get any water through door seals
Salisbury Nick
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No - one of the wonderful things that I enjoy about greenlaning/off roading in a RR is how comfortable it is. I have been out in the middle of winter with people in 110's and series LR's - and they are wearing coats and scarves and gloves and wellies with liners because the heaters are ineffective and the doors leak - so they have water swilling around their feet!
Wheras I am smug in a mostly level cab in shirt sleeves, with a warm dry, comfortable leather upholstered acoustically sealed cocoon around me.
This of course is a cue for my next outing to involve wet feet and a drowned ECMU....
