tomcat59alan
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Judgeing by the lack of posts when I log on in the morning, are our Range Rovers getting more reliable ?
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Grrrrrr
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I think a lot of parts were getting near the end of their working life but where we've fixed them they're good for another 15 years.
plus I suspect a fair few are on newer motors now and maybe other sites have more experience?
Mine hasn't let me down in ages now. Probably shouldn't have said that.
plus I suspect a fair few are on newer motors now and maybe other sites have more experience?
Mine hasn't let me down in ages now. Probably shouldn't have said that.
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Either that or P38 owners are spending so much on parts they can't afford broadband fees..
SpanishTony
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Perhaps there aren't many P38s left
tomcat59alan
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I know a man in Nantwich who has a field full of them.
Endeleus
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Loads of P38s and D2s around my way.
I think it's more a case of most of the answers already being available if you do a quick search.
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Grrrrrr
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The search never seemed to work with my browser on the old site. This new one is much better for searching.
