What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Forgot what I was on about . Tis the old memory you know
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In my experience they don't work well in the cold, I had to put a small oil filled radiator in as well.
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I fitted a night heater
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Its great to see you got the wifey working hard. LOL and no matey, you bling away all you like. Its your car and your choice and we all love a bit of bling.
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Yes a great idea as they will fail again at some point so always best practice to keep a spare on hand along withy every other part needed. LOLAnd then refurb old one for a spare. Thats what I done
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true statement of fact these days. Trust no one sadly.If you want a job doing right tha does it thee sen my old dad used to say
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Some have built in defrost but cost a good bit more, I have one in my electronics shop which is very cold at this time of year.
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1 for each season of the year. LOL
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I just bought one of those spare wheel lift things for my L405. It cost me £120 but by god its a marvel bit of kit to lift out that huge heavy spare wheel.why not just repair, I think it took me a leisurely few hrs including lots of tea and fags
its 15mins to get it out, then you can clamp your vise to the kitchen table in the warm
The hardest bit is lifting that monster spare out of the wheel well, luckily M brought the strap thingy (no not that
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Nice to see the LPG filler in the right place too instead of some **** installer butchering the rear bumper or side panel.
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You have always had issues getting it to go up Alan. LOLMine doesn't, mind you it doesn't drop either.
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You should have listened to your mother and saved a bit of strength and energy and possibly your eyesight.
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Sadly she died many years ago Alan so had to make my own way in life. LOLYou should have listened to your mother and saved a bit of strength and energy and possibly your eyesight.
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I’m using my daughters car at the moment no heater at all just blows cold on full power only I brought the part it needs but it’s a Fiat 500 and to do the job you have to take out the drivers seat and half the dash and steering column think I suffer the cold
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A working heater beats the Balaclava my brother has to keep in his Series 2A
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Don’t think I’d go down that rd stopped bye the police and you got a balaclava on the passenger seat
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He doesn't tweet any pictures of it, so it's unlikely the police will ever see it
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