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Bumper extensions and the long clips got the same treatment but did the clips with cold galvanize spray.
P38A Duchess is in the garage!
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Put a length off steel rod down the egr and welded it in, Duchess needs clean air
. Replaced all the leak off pipes and the oil filter. There was a copper washer in the oil filter 'O' ring bag? Suspect it's for the sump plug? But I already replaced that.
. Replaced all the leak off pipes and the oil filter. There was a copper washer in the oil filter 'O' ring bag? Suspect it's for the sump plug? But I already replaced that.
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New exhaust tailpipes are supposed to come tomorrow. Old ones...
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Your top box doesn't fully match your cabinet.
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Ive had many a sleepness night over it.Your top box doesn't fully match your cabinet.
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Your top box doesn't fully match your cabinet.
FFS... It's the use of the panniers on his red girls bike that got me
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You can buy them new from britpart but pricey when you consider how cheap their tailgate/bonnet struts areHave checked the cubby box strut and no
You will have to keep looking sorry
J
.Anywhoo...spoke too soon as the exhausts have turned up a day early along with the britpart rear brake hose which has the banjo bolt etc. I can now get on with replacing that hose, the curly wurly brake pipe and then replace the fuel tank with new filler hose with stainless steel jubilee clips
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I'll probably scour the pipes up and heat resistant paint them
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I'll probably scour the pipes up and heat resistant paint them
I hope for you "valueballs" you take them to the garage first
.J
You can buy them new from britpart but pricey when you consider how cheap their tailgate/bonnet struts are
Have a search for gas struts on tinterweb there are plenty that do them from the size and probably alot cheaper than putting the "Range Rover" name to it.
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Put a length off steel rod down the egr and welded it in, Duchess needs clean air
Copper washer on the sump bolt and another smaller one on the filter lid bolt if you have the ally lid.
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Ahhhh.....I see.
Mines the plastic one.
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All you needed to do was remove the vacuum pipe from the EGR actuator then plug the rubber pipe with a screw. You can then reconnect just for the MOT in case of need.Put a length off steel rod down the egr and welded it in, Duchess needs clean air
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Because there are people that want to sell EGR blockers that are not needed. Not sure about the UK, but you could have MOT problems.Oh
Why do people say put a penny coin in there then?
Feck it, done it now
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Not an issue here I've read.
