StuckAgainSteve
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Check various known leak points sunroof drains, pollen filters etc. and then hire a dehumidifier and run in the car overnight for a few days.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Check various known leak points sunroof drains, pollen filters etc. and then hire a dehumidifier and run in the car overnight for a few days.
mutsnutz
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cheers mate how do you do the pollen filters ???
tomcat59alan
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And leave you A/C on at all times, it will remove any humidity in the car, once you have cured any leaks
mutsnutz
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will do
Datatek
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You need the Free EAS software and an EAS cable, if you have a laptop you can read and clear the faults easily yourself.
I can supply the cable, software and RAVE on CD plus my airbag replacement guide for a bit less than you will find elsewhere
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Datatek
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His balls are shiney, the rest is as rusty as feckOhhh, shiney balls
tomcat59alan
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His balls are shiney, the rest is as rusty as feck
And pretty colours! Looks a bit worse than it is but very solid and chassis metal had factory paint
better than a few discos I looked at recently!
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Herald
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Replaced top hose on my 2004 4.4 V8 (See post 2656). Should I do bottom hose too as a matter of routine maintenance?
gazzab79
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changed eas compressor, suspension all good, now developed an idle problem!
Stevemilitary110
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Took my son to a classic tractor show, at the Bath and West showground, then, took the family out for a drive through the floods-water was only up to the bonnet!
mutsnutz
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ordered a set of injectors and got the battery fully charged
PPP38vouge
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Fitted new front pads and discs, green stuff pads and grooved and dimpled discs. anything that could stick, stuck, took 4 hours in all. Bit concerned now though, think drivers side calliper may be sticking. BLOODY p38s. Oh and replaced air con condennsor yesterday.
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How can the caliper be sticking if you have just changed the pads? Nothing to do with BLOODY P38s more to do with BLOODY bad mechanicing.
tomcat59alan
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And you said you were not grumpy today
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+1 and instead of wasting cash on pretty discs, you would have been better off buying new calipers.
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Got the pads and discs cheap, some one had purchased them but never fitted, whilst pushing in one of the pistons on drivers side calliper it was more stiffer than the others, took her for a test drive and the drivers side disc was hotter than the others.
