Old farts moan
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kooky_guy
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Don't Defenders have their BECMs in the same place though (ie under the seat)?
But you wouldn't want to get your carpets wet anyway though!
Must say mine's never given me any trouble offroading - mud, water, whatever. Perhaps I'm not getting it deep enough!
Guy
kernowdragon
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Use more silicone or stop opening the doors while wading!
Seriously... never had a problem wading up to and occassionally in excess of official limit, in fact I've taken my Bimmer 3 series deeper than some of you seem to trust your Rangeys! and that's just to get to work. Currently working on ideas for snorkel (so I can present my Rangey as a cost effective alternative to Trident subs... I could just surface and pop the sunroof! Although actually on second thoughts I'm not certain it would be so cost effective!!!:dohBut to get back on topic, having an idea of where everyone is sounds useful to me, and I'd be happy to help others out if I can. After over twenty years of maintaining my own and others cars I picked up a few hints, but everyday's an adventure with a Rangey!
gavbriggs
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theres a flaw here, you can't guarantee the sunroof will work, thus you will be out of air!!
Datatek
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I had a height sensor connector fail due to water getting into the connector in heavy rain:doh: so I would not fancy wading
kooky_guy
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I had a height sensor connector fail due to water getting into the connector in heavy rain:doh: so I would not fancy wading
Well to be honest I got one too on the way home from work the other night in heavy rain, but it's never been a problem off road. It must be possible to waterproof the connectors though. I'll have a look next time I'm fiddling with it.
Guy
rasheed
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Would be even more useful if there was a way of searching for members by location. I don't think we have that although there is a keyword search...
Sirus
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I believe there is a google map with locations on it.
Here
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl...1.595842,-2.570801&spn=0.351475,0.770416&z=10
Here
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?hl...1.595842,-2.570801&spn=0.351475,0.770416&z=10
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Datatek
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big-al-cove
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Go on, put your location on Google, it will help the poor burglars locate you
I wasn't intending to put my exact location, just the town! Besides, no self respecting burglar would mess with a gaff round here - its got to be the safest area for miles around cos its where all the little buggers live!!
gavbriggs
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i'm not on it!! and i dunno how to get me sen on it!!
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gavbriggs
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not fer long!!!
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u back in work tonight then
kernowdragon
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That's great! but I'm not on it, how do I add myself, or does someone else need to do it?
