Flossie
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The old dunlops also have the landrover oval moulded into the rubber, wonder if they were the originals? Car was stood sorned since around 2015 until I got it in 2021. Car is a 2001 .
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Hmm done approx 7000 miles.. does that sound about right for an oil change?
doriz
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Jesus I thought you were doing 700 mile oil changes…7000 miles, the oil will have more sparkle than one of Cilla Black’s dresses
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Old stock Dunlop were better quality, these days is anybodys guess. Wouldn’t surprise me if the Dunlop today roll off the same machine as the BP ones.
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I hope there's no sparkles in it!
What's good then 15000 as per the service book doesn't sound great to me
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No idea mate only teasing. Do an oil change and enjoy driving itI hope there's no sparkles in it!
What's good then 15000 as per the service book doesn't sound great to me
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Probably do it now while I've got the time.. then it's done for winter
not right at the top of the list though! Just filled up at 150.9 though so i can enjoy some more miles
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What's the power steering fluid in these trucks/buses/j**ps? 
Handbook says Texaco cold climate PSF 14315..
Is that an expensive name for ATF III? Or is it different stuff? Certainly smells like 'well used' ATF Certainly smells like it needs a change
Handbook says Texaco cold climate PSF 14315..
Is that an expensive name for ATF III? Or is it different stuff? Certainly smells like 'well used' ATF
Certainly smells like it needs a change
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It's obviously been opened, but I'd love to know what they have done to stop dash lights and presumably prevent regen attempts. Also assume it means i don't need to worry about oil dilution?
I wonder if it's why cruise control accelerates very very slowly and won't maintain speed going uphill?
I wonder if it's why cruise control accelerates very very slowly and won't maintain speed going uphill?
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Not actually range rover but thought you might like a laugh. Wife's friend at work had been complaining about her brakes so wife being wife volunteered me to have a look at them.
Warning Sit down before you fall down
Told you to sit down
As you can see they were well past there sell by date
Warning Sit down before you fall down
Told you to sit down
As you can see they were well past there sell by date
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Must have been all mapped out inc egr I guess
What makes you think its linked to cc? Just curious cuz I don't know
I'd be more concerned that if you've noticed its been opened up, would an mot tester?
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Did you check caliper that side?Not actually range rover but thought you might like a laugh. Wife's friend at work had been complaining about her brakes so wife being wife volunteered me to have a look at them.
Warning Sit down before you fall down
Told you to sit down
As you can see they were well past there sell by date
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Quick wire brush and some copper slip and they’ll be reetNot actually range rover but thought you might like a laugh. Wife's friend at work had been complaining about her brakes so wife being wife volunteered me to have a look at them.
Warning Sit down before you fall down
Told you to sit down
As you can see they were well past there sell by date
stemac33
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Yes slide pins totally sized, on both sides, now all nice and slidey, shiny and new
stemac33
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Took a bit more than a wire brush,, and the alloy wheel had a crust on it as wellQuick wire brush and some copper slip and they’ll be reet
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Bl**ding hell fireNot actually range rover but thought you might like a laugh. Wife's friend at work had been complaining about her brakes so wife being wife volunteered me to have a look at them.
Warning Sit down before you fall down
Told you to sit down
As you can see they were well past there sell by date
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Preventative maintenance is a thing of the past. It breaks, you move on. I met a guy last week who buys good quality Range Rover Mot failures being sold for buttons. Most fail on maintenance items, so couple of hundred quid and some know how and you’re quids in.
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I reckon 6000 max for the diesel
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You can't see the weld unless you use a phone like i did for the pic, it's right on top.Must have been all mapped out inc egr I guess
What makes you think its linked to cc? Just curious cuz I don't know
I'd be more concerned that if you've noticed its been opened up, would an mot tester?
I'm more concerned that if might fail when tests get even more strict in a few years.
Plan on keeping it a while!
