biketeacherdave
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Fitted my new steering damper n shocks now what am I gonna do over xmas
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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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biketeacherdave
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brianp38dse
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Filled it up with diesel ready for trip up to liverpool £105 
ouch bit better when they took 20p a litre off,still think i had better go have a lie down
And like to wish every one a very merry christmas
ouch bit better when they took 20p a litre off,still think i had better go have a lie down And like to wish every one a very merry christmas
Datatek
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Filled it up with diesel ready for trip up to liverpool £105
And like to wish every one a very merry christmas
Down to 0.99Euro a litre here for Christmas
Mark L
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Got the Mrs to drop it off at Cam-Tech in Gloucestershire on Monday to have the following work done:
Deployable side steps fitted.
Change the side vents as it was wearing SC vents vice the 2010 spec vents it should of had.
Have the fog light surrounds painted in silver to match the lower bumper insert.
Get drivers arm rest leather refurbished as it was looking a bit tired.
Full gearbox oil change and service.
Next job on the list is to fit the 6 pot Brembos that should be arriving from Duckworths next week.
Meanwhile, here's what it looks like now:
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Deployable side steps fitted.
Change the side vents as it was wearing SC vents vice the 2010 spec vents it should of had.
Have the fog light surrounds painted in silver to match the lower bumper insert.
Get drivers arm rest leather refurbished as it was looking a bit tired.
Full gearbox oil change and service.
Next job on the list is to fit the 6 pot Brembos that should be arriving from Duckworths next week.
Meanwhile, here's what it looks like now:
:clap2:
brianp38dse
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Down to 0.99Euro a litre here for Christmas
Long way to go fill up and my passports run out
Littelwill
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Just completed a 400(ish) mile trip to deliver presents and see family..... No issues very happy with it!!
very happy with it!!
TVRConvert
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Went over to my sister in laws for a party, in the Toyota.
Saw the snow come down, so went home and swapped it for the P38.
Glad I did.
Went out @ 8:30PM and we had 4-5 inches of snow.
Delivered nieces and nephews home, then set off with wife daughters and grandson.
Demister is crap, but god does it grip in the snow.
No problems whatsoever, even down and back up a local hill called quarry hill. (low ratio down, no need for brakes).
Passed a disco coming up the hill who was helping all the Audi and BMW 4x4's
Saw the snow come down, so went home and swapped it for the P38.
Glad I did.
Went out @ 8:30PM and we had 4-5 inches of snow.
Delivered nieces and nephews home, then set off with wife daughters and grandson.
Demister is crap, but god does it grip in the snow.
No problems whatsoever, even down and back up a local hill called quarry hill. (low ratio down, no need for brakes).
Passed a disco coming up the hill who was helping all the Audi and BMW 4x4's
Datatek
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No problem with demisting if the aircon is onWent over to my sister in laws for a party, in the Toyota.
Saw the snow come down, so went home and swapped it for the P38.
Glad I did.
Went out @ 8:30PM and we had 4-5 inches of snow.
Delivered nieces and nephews home, then set off with wife daughters and grandson.
Demister is crap, but god does it grip in the snow.
No problems whatsoever, even down and back up a local hill called quarry hill. (low ratio down, no need for brakes).
Passed a disco coming up the hill who was helping all the Audi and BMW 4x4's
TVRConvert
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No problem with demisting if the aircon is on
It's on the small (by P38 standards) list of things to fix.
In the meantime I have a nice supply of microfiber cloths.
Datatek
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Make it a priority before the damp kills the BECM
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Make it a priority before the damp kills the BECM
+1, A/C is a must, just think of all the moisture you are bringing into the car with feet covered with snow and depositing it right by where the BECM lives
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Wasted an hour trying to replace the t/stat only to find the new one is not OEM after stripping the motor. Put it back together with the old stat, return and ****ty email to follow
Theroadlesstravelled
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Head gaskets replacement on gf vogue so she can get to work Monday the hg kit was her Crimbo present and my time 12 hours
TVRConvert
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Right, Minus one this morning.
Been out to her, de-iced windows and door handles!
Fired her up and taken Daughter to start work for 6:00AM shift.
Very icy, still a few inches of compacted snow / ice on my hill.
1st gear down the hill no problem, then up the other side and out onto the main roads.
These GG AT2's are brilliant.
Been out to her, de-iced windows and door handles!
Fired her up and taken Daughter to start work for 6:00AM shift.
Very icy, still a few inches of compacted snow / ice on my hill.
1st gear down the hill no problem, then up the other side and out onto the main roads.
These GG AT2's are brilliant.
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Took the drivers seat out and repaired the heat element. Note to self, must not wear shorts in this weather (leather seats).
StuckAgainSteve
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Are your tyres AT2s or ATs (the "2s" came first!) I Had GG AT2 on my Classic IMHO the (current) ATs are even better - particularly in the snow. Astonishingly good all-rounder.
