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This thread confuses me. I do virtually no work myself. Not even diagnostics at the moment. However, after 11yrs, I am seriously considering a diagnostics system.@Agarange Even if you don't want to do the mechanical, engine or welding stuff, you might want to consider getting basic L322 diagnostic kit. This way at least you have an idea what faults might be present, before you get a garage estimate !!
Those on this site have been invaluable for bouncing thoughts and ideas off. I have gained massive insights into the L322 , (I have now owned for 11yrs), from the wealth of knowledge, trials and tribulations, we have shared as L322 owners. I have been derided for paying others to do the work, but have never ( unlike the comment above) snottily looked down on home mechanics. Instead, I have been grateful for their insight
So I will never, ever, understand someone throwing a strop, (nor the burning bridges comments made before he realised he will, sooner rather than later, need help and did the edit), because people tried to help him with his old Range Rover.
Maybe he will take your advice on board, maybe not, at least the advice is there