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I filled it up and drove it to work and back. No issues 
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Engine or gearbox?
While we are on drips what sump plug/washer brand do you use?
I’m on my 3rd type (bmw) seems odd can’t really get anything on there like it’s wrong fitment somehow.
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Engine oil.
Plug is original so I assume it is BMW. I used the washer from the Mahle oil filter kit and it doesn't seem ro leak.
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I know, perhaps today will be different...Weirdo
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Always a possibility, hopefully a remote one!I know, perhaps today will be different...
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@kermit_rr the drivers side light bulb blew....... I should have kept stum
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I know, I just never learn
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Only to learn to keep your chops shutI know, I just never learn
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Ran the mains cable out to him so I can bung the dehumidifier in when the washing has finished drying. Try to keep the electrics sweet, although the wind and sun at the new place seem to dry him more / quicker than at the old place. Still got to book him in for the brakes.
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Yea " are you MAD there not for driving they are a hobby , you wash n polish and talk about down the pub,n tell folk how brill they are ....
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Same for engine oil, lucky I got a few from some place....
5l ones from the garage, have about 5 left now, but it's heavy for diesel, and I now have petrol.... still an investment for my kids I guess
dubbleRR
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At the rate things are going ,it will be worth more than gold ,,,its liquid gold...Same for engine oil, lucky I got a few from some place....
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Drove and drove and been on car shifting today, its creeping closer and closer too 200,000 miles poor old thing, guess i better plan on changing the filter in the gearbox since thats on 50k,
poor old thing, guess i better plan on changing the filter in the gearbox since thats on 50k,
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@kermit_rr the drivers side light bulb blew....... I should have kept stum
More likely corrosion in the connector.
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Brake fluid flushed and brakes bled. I thought the brakes were OK before but they're excellent now. I reckon that needs doing once a year, minimum.
Oil in front axle replaced. New stuff is transparent but says it is the right grade.
Oil in front axle replaced. New stuff is transparent but says it is the right grade.
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Same for engine oil, lucky I got a few from some place....
I've got a stash of that from the last Eurocarparts sale so I am good for a year. Hoping things will settle down before I need to buy again!
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Definitely once a year, water in the brakes can cause expensive problems
