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It's sensible and secure, the problem comes when something breaks and the lock falls and doesn't unlock, you're not able to open from inside, leaving some inventive ways of getting the door open again
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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we dont use superlock
But rather than the superlock M likes the function of only opening the drivers door, has to have double press to open others.
Not sure what other options there are but our headlights are the DRL. M switched it on when they changed the law here about having to drive with headlights.
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Took the battery off and stuck it on the maintainer. It's gonna be new year before I get the time to look at the chains.
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Chains? Would looking at a photo instead, help?
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I think the timing's out. But I haven't really had time to investigate. Bloody awful time of year for us. I did fourteen hours yesterday and we don't even usually work Saturdays.
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Yes I have
My advice is you lot not to do it - I do daft things all the time
System is linked to many things that could trouble you as the electrics age. I don’t think the added security is worth the risk - be lucky make off with one of these tubs on a good day.
MarJon is all still there
No pressure!
as they say
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You won't have any, your on them metal things,its only us with proper suspension that need pressure.Yes I have
My advice is you lot not to do it - I do daft things all the time
System is linked to many things that could trouble you as the electrics age. I don’t think the added security is worth the risk - be lucky make off with one of these tubs on a good day.
MarJon is all still there
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No pressure!
as they say
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Yes I have
My advice is you lot not to do it - I do daft things all the time
System is linked to many things that could trouble you as the electrics age. I don’t think the added security is worth the risk - be lucky make off with one of these tubs on a good day.
Not so much the added security, more the tilt / movement sensors being switched on with alarm that i want to have working.
Never know when some muppet will use the rangie as a way to slow down.Or not clean their windows on a nice frosty morning.
Cheers
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I seem to recall there is a single wire from the becm labelled 'superlock' i don't have the balls to disconnect it though as i don't know what else it does it what else relies on it.
Would be a simple way to avoid issues though
Would be a simple way to avoid issues though
If there's a Travis Perkins, or a Keyline, I know they do them (I worked for them) and they do it
Yes I have
My advice is you lot not to do it - I do daft things all the time
System is linked to many things that could trouble you as the electrics age. I don’t think the added security is worth the risk - be lucky make off with one of these tubs on a good day.
MarJon is all still there
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No pressure!
as they say
How much for the dinosaur? I am missing that, Is that the P38 one? If not your in the wrong section....
RangeRoller dt
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You won't have any, your on them metal things,its only us with proper suspension that need spensive EAS diagnostic kit, impossible to get sensors and sleepless nights
Trust that instinct. Don’t go near things like that unless you really really need to. Really really
Mine has gone from hiding in the leaves to covered in quagmire. Scuttle has developed its own bio organic protection system from a totally renewable energy source. Clever things these RRs. New type of antibiotic growing on the acoustic shielding which I think may even be the cure for stupitdness. But the injun is nice and clean so that’s nice
Yes I have
My advice is you lot not to do it - I do daft things all the time
System is linked to many things that could trouble you as the electrics age. I don’t think the added security is worth the risk - be lucky make off with one of these tubs on a good day.
MarJon is all still there
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No pressure!
as they say
Oh Look a 1000 piece jigsaw thats missing a few bits
At least its something for you to do during lockdownWhat did you do for Xmas 2020
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Which one Percy or Fred?
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Hmmm I dont mean to diss Percy, but he sounds gay... Dino-sore-arse..... I will have right said Fred.... the other gay one
RangeRoller dt
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1000 bits is a chance to save 1000 RangeRoversOh Look a 1000 piece jigsaw thats missing a few bits
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As said never or you will be up sh*t street if it throws a wobbly and it will
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Fixed that for you1000 bits is a chance to save nearly a whole RangeRover
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Are they legal 'Enery? Do they have to have the supplier at the bottom of the plate?
