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woof! woof.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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RangeRoller dt
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You wouldn’t think by the photo he has a p38 would you?
Nor evun a pink one like yours...
Nor evun a pink one like yours...
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i can only guess someone has keyed it.. why the roof though i have no idea
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Spliced into the cig lighter feed.
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Garage door or the famous ladder stored above the car port
I don't think so, not unless it waggled side to side. Most scrapes when driving leave fairly straight scratches. That looks old and more like someone had a go with something.
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Did they get you off?
I slid around on the roof for a bit. In the mud but was bound to have been stones there, didn’t go down to the metal?
You rolled it?
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I have a working rear wiper motor!
Now just need to figure out where the break is in the rear washer pipe
I can hear the pump but no squirt.. do i do a big long squirt in case the non return is broked?
Now just need to figure out where the break is in the rear washer pipe
I can hear the pump but no squirt.. do i do a big long squirt in case the non return is broked?
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Buzzard making a heavy landing claws out
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Kept finger on the button and got a dribble! Pump started running at different speeds so i bet there's rubbish in the line somewhereI have a working rear wiper motor!
Now just need to figure out where the break is in the rear washer pipe
I can hear the pump but no squirt.. do i do a big long squirt in case the non return is broked?
Datatek
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Stuck non return valve?
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Height restriction plate in car park / tip / similar? Suspension on extended instead of access / M-way?its never been in the garage and i dont have a car port
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I really wish it was that simple, I'm certain I've not been anywhere or driven under anything.. plus i think i would have heard that!!
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Took him out for a 12 mile varied run last night. Few stalls when stopping in the first mile or so, assume the system was still learning it's loaded settings with the cleaned / new components. Fired first touch from cold and lovely and smooth. Much more power and so much quieter now. Kicks down more vigorously, revs much more freely. Especially in a 10-40mph kickdown blast coming past the pub and getting a telling off for being over playful by the Mrs.
Much easier and more precise on the power trickling at slow speed too. Very happy. Today, especially with Mrs getting booster jab and a chunk of hail / snow settling has not been the day for the slight steering adjustment and tyre pressure check. And especially not the sealant / washer jet work. Hopefully a bit warmer / dryer over the weekend.
Mrs got a nice hot bum but the driver's heated seat wasn't playing.
Much easier and more precise on the power trickling at slow speed too. Very happy. Today, especially with Mrs getting booster jab and a chunk of hail / snow settling has not been the day for the slight steering adjustment and tyre pressure check. And especially not the sealant / washer jet work. Hopefully a bit warmer / dryer over the weekend.
Mrs got a nice hot bum but the driver's heated seat wasn't playing.
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Hahaha...is that a euphemism for having a "ham shank" then?Did that bird I was with round back of Top Rank
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Don't mind a cold hand. Makes me last longerHahaha...is that a euphemism for having a "ham shank" then?
She didn't where mine was
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Not again, only the once.
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The wires break at the back. Can be soldered back together although some people upgrade yhe lot to a hotter one off the bay.
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The temperature seems ok to me, just takes so freaking long to feel it
