Steed
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My god it's only gone again. Is there a better way of fixing it?
P38 won't start
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Good battery and RF receiver and a dry interior and it shouldn't happen. A dodgy starter motor drawing excess current may also cause it.
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Got the guys from Dakar coming out again then it's going new car I think might get l322 and better?
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An L322 will give you more grief and cost much more to fix.
I agree, I considered L322 after a p38 and then ran away back to 90/110
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+1, 3 times more complex, less DIY information around, 3 times the price to fix and riddled with electrical niggles! (and they suffer battery drain issues to!!)
BUT - I wouldn't swap it for a P38....I'd have both (plus a Classic) but I wouldn't get rid of the L322....I LOVE IT
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Now Anthony lay back and relax. "Tell me how long have you had these masochistic tendencies"?
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Well, Doctor, it all started when I was 6 on a family holiday .....
We visited a museum, and sitting there was a bright pink Land Rover used In the Army - the Pink Panther....
I was mesmerised, I spent hours looking all over it....this thing was AWESOME.
After being dragged away by the rest of the family we went into the Gift Shop....there was a small paperback book of only 30-40 pages on the history of Land Rover...I begged and begged for this book....I offered all my pocket money for a whole year in exchange - the book was mine.
I read this book cover to cover, over and over and over again...I drew all the pictures over and over again...I was truly smitten by this Green Oval - I still have the book almost 30 years later!!
A chap up the road a couple of years later got a brand new 1988 Range Rover Vogue SE...I went to take a look (at this point I was 10) I noticed the Green Oval on the front - I had to knock on his door....'Hey Mister, is that your car? Is it really a Land Rover? Can I have a look at is mister? Can I sit in it mister? Can I open the bonnet mister? Hey mister, if my dad says it is OK, can you take me for a drive in it sir????' salivating all the time!
He was most impressed this 10 year old kid with bad hair was sooooo keen on his car. he obliged and let me crawl all over it....asking questions - whats this?, whats that? How does that work? What happens when that does that? How does that bit come off?
At this point my dad had noticed I was all over this Range Rover and came up for a chat (and to apologise to the poor guy). He agreed and we went for a drive in it.....WOW Leather, Coil springs and throaty V8....what a machine AND IT WAS A LAND ROVER - I was over awed by it...I couldn't contain myself I was smitten and I had fallen in love ...A LAND ROVER and it was COMFY, and POWERFUL and GORGEOUS to look at....
He took us to a small private road in Virginia Water (part of the Wentworth Estate) and he jumped out and told me to get in the drivers seat....he jumped in the back, my dad in the passenger seat and me IN THE DRIVERS SEAT....I was told what to do by my dad, and I drove my first car and my first ever Range Rover - only about 30 yards and in a straight line but still, at 10 years old I thought, that's it, my life is complete.
From that day I have been a dyed-in-the-wool Range Rover fanatic....a true believer in the Green Oval....
Pity they are tainting my view with the Ejoke and if they do with the Defender what the concept images show - then hmmmmmm - I question there direction, but to me I will always be that excited 10 year old whenever I get into my Range Rover!
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Well, Doctor, it all started when I was 6 on a family holiday .....
We visited a museum, and sitting there was a bright pink Land Rover used In the Army - the Pink Panther....
I was mesmerised, I spent hours looking all over it....this thing was AWESOME.
After being dragged away by the rest of the family we went into the Gift Shop....there was a small paperback book of only 30-40 pages on the history of Land Rover...I begged and begged for this book....I offered all my pocket money for a whole year in exchange - the book was mine.
I read this book cover to cover, over and over and over again...I drew all the pictures over and over again...I was truly smitten by this Green Oval - I still have the book almost 30 years later!!
A chap up the road a couple of years later got a brand new 1988 Range Rover Vogue SE...I went to take a look (at this point I was 10) I noticed the Green Oval on the front - I had to knock on his door....'Hey Mister, is that your car? Is it really a Land Rover? Can I have a look at is mister? Can I sit in it mister? Can I open the bonnet mister? Hey mister, if my dad says it is OK, can you take me for a drive in it sir????' salivating all the time!
He was most impressed this 10 year old kid with bad hair was sooooo keen on his car. he obliged and let me crawl all over it....asking questions - whats this?, whats that? How does that work? What happens when that does that? How does that bit come off?
At this point my dad had noticed I was all over this Range Rover and came up for a chat (and to apologise to the poor guy). He agreed and we went for a drive in it.....WOW Leather, Coil springs and throaty V8....what a machine AND IT WAS A LAND ROVER - I was over awed by it...I couldn't contain myself I was smitten and I had fallen in love ...A LAND ROVER and it was COMFY, and POWERFUL and GORGEOUS to look at....
He took us to a small private road in Virginia Water (part of the Wentworth Estate) and he jumped out and told me to get in the drivers seat....he jumped in the back, my dad in the passenger seat and me IN THE DRIVERS SEAT....I was told what to do by my dad, and I drove my first car and my first ever Range Rover - only about 30 yards and in a straight line but still, at 10 years old I thought, that's it, my life is complete.
From that day I have been a dyed-in-the-wool Range Rover fanatic....a true believer in the Green Oval....
Pity they are tainting my view with the Ejoke and if they do with the Defender what the concept images show - then hmmmmmm - I question there direction, but to me I will always be that excited 10 year old whenever I get into my Range Rover!
Then i am sorry, but your condition seems terminal. I am surprised though that such an obviously intelligent 10 year old when investigating your first Land rover and asking "What's this for" or "What does that do"? Upon hearing the standard Land rover owners answer of, "I don't know it doesn't work" that it did not ring a bell for you.
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Then i am sorry, but your condition seems terminal. I am surprised though that such an obviously intelligent 10 year old when investigating your first Land rover and asking "What's this for" or "What does that do"? Upon hearing the standard Land rover owners answer of, "I don't know it doesn't work" that it did not ring a bell for you.
:hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi I have just wet myself laughing...and so has the girlfriend!!!
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Can i recommend nipping the end with your finger and thumb as you laugh and Tena lady for those embarrassing moments.
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Can i recommend nipping the end with your finger and thumb as you laugh and Tena lady for those embarrassing moments.
Bitter voice of experience again Tony???
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Bitter voice of experience again Tony???
It's ok if you fit a tube down to your ankle and it sort of disperses Great Escape style.
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It's ok if you fit a tube down to your ankle and it sort of disperses Great Escape style.
Don't forget to put the tube outside the shoe, an A/C drain bulb on the end prevents draughts around your dangly bits
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The Lynx will resync all P38s, it's not a single button operation - you have to go into the alarm data, read the code, then into the engine ECU and type the code in - or the other way round - can't remember!
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If it can do it on the diesel, you read the code from the EDC and write into the BECMThe Lynx will resync all P38s, it's not a single button operation - you have to go into the alarm data, read the code, then into the engine ECU and type the code in - or the other way round - can't remember!
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If it can do it on the diesel, you read the code from the EDC and write into the BECM
Yep, I read AP90's EMS and EKA code and gave them to him when I was looking at his car.
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Ah but can your write the code into the BECM?
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As long as it's not locked.
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Motronics has a fixed code too
