Range Rover 2001 DSE wheel removal- pad change
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gavbriggs
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yeah, loads!
gavbriggs
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dont jack body too high, i always jack suspension up! saves any hassle with the height sensors!
gavbriggs
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yeah, make sure it wont damage or slip. i usually jack the curved bar bit, its got a name but i cant remember it.
it shouldnt damage the height sensors if you jack the body but it has been known to play up after jacking. not to me tho!
it shouldnt damage the height sensors if you jack the body but it has been known to play up after jacking. not to me tho!
gavbriggs
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yer welcome, if you need anymore vague help dont hesitate..................
AntS70
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This is true but why is it when you take em off road and one side drops into a bottomless ditch suspended in thin air, this seems to have no effect on the sensors??
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dunno but it happens on jacking!! could it be that the ignition/engine is off when jacking and sensors dont expect the change in height to be so drastic? when your in an off road situation the engine will be on????
or is it something completely ****ing different!!! landrover eh!!!!
ooh sorry for that tourettes momemt!:mooning::mooning::mooning::mooning:
or is it something completely ****ing different!!! landrover eh!!!!
ooh sorry for that tourettes momemt!
:mooning::mooning::mooning::mooning:
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dunno but it happens on jacking!! could it be that the ignition/engine is off when jacking and sensors dont expect the change in height to be so drastic? when your in an off road situation the engine will be on????
or is it something completely ****ing different!!! landrover eh!!!!
ooh sorry for that tourettes momemt!
gav,have you seen that bloke on telly with tourettes,he smacks feck out of anyone who comes near him,smacks his missus on the nose.
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The on board jack is designed to fit under the axles and that is the procedure in the handbook..so just use the trolley jack in the same way to remove a wheel etc.
gavbriggs
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gav,have you seen that bloke on telly with tourettes,he smacks feck out of anyone who comes near him,smacks his missus on the nose.
did you ever see the programe 'the boy who swears' ? we used to have it on video when i lived in b'pool. oh how we laughed!! we watched it over a few drinks regularly!!!
then i saw a update many years after and he was nearly cured!!!:doh::doh::doh:
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I have never had any problem jacking up my dse , axel or chassie
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i had a problem with my p38 diesel,i jacked up the body to change the exhaust.when i let it back down the EAS had seen its arse and would not rise,i left it to sulk for two days and when i tried it again it all worked normally.
