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She's got a TD6, pretty sure on that.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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I think you have covered the obvious check points then.
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Thanks for the quick replies guys. Was driving along happily at 70mph. On cruise control, went to change to huuuman control , fault pinged up "fuel injection system" , cruise control wouldn't disengage, headed to had shoulder by which time a couple of red lights came up on lower left dash pan . Didn't see which as too busy stopping safely. Switched all off.tried to restart and she turned over but wouldn't fire. Only tried once as didn't want to make things worse. Recovery is taking her to storage until Monday. I meanwhile have joined the great unwashed on a train !
The Golden Girl is diesel.
The Golden Girl is diesel.
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Thats a bummer, good luck.
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Cleaning the inside after fitting the new ignition lock, adjusted the interior mirror and the fecking rotton shagnasty b astarding forkin snotgobbling bleedin thing bust away from the screen.
As luck would have it I had a genuine mirror fixing adhesive pad in stock so cleaned everything up with a razor blade and acetone and stuck the mounting block back on. Have left it to fester overnight before I hang the weight of the mirror back on it. Wonder how long that will last.
Anyone used superglue for this? did it work?
As luck would have it I had a genuine mirror fixing adhesive pad in stock so cleaned everything up with a razor blade and acetone and stuck the mounting block back on. Have left it to fester overnight before I hang the weight of the mirror back on it. Wonder how long that will last.
Anyone used superglue for this? did it work?
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Watch the blood pressure mate. The pad is the best option.Cleaning the inside after fitting the new ignition lock, adjusted the interior mirror and the fecking rotton shagnasty b astarding forkin snotgobbling bleedin thing bust away from the screen.
As luck would have it I had a genuine mirror fixing adhesive pad in stock so cleaned everything up with a razor blade and acetone and stuck the mounting block back on. Have left it to fester overnight before I hang the weight of the mirror back on it. Wonder how long that will last.
Anyone used superglue for this? did it work?
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@gold rover
Sorry only just read this but depending on what the symptoms are as in is it cranking but not starting I would be looking at one of the 3 fuel pumps but diagnostics is the key as you know and hopefully you are back home safely by now.
It might be the special additive that the Scottish government add to your fuel that doesn’t mix with English diesel to discourage anyone thinking of defecting to the south, why anyone would want to do that though ...
Sorry only just read this but depending on what the symptoms are as in is it cranking but not starting I would be looking at one of the 3 fuel pumps but diagnostics is the key as you know and hopefully you are back home safely by now.
It might be the special additive that the Scottish government add to your fuel that doesn’t mix with English diesel to discourage anyone thinking of defecting to the south, why anyone would want to do that though ...
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Don't know about super glue I fink it heats up as it's going off and could crack the screen so check the instructions
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I cleaned my maf to see I've it helps with the rough running and checked the plugs the plugs were good
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No stinky ninglish diesel in my baby. Filled her up before I left and still over a quarter of a tank when she decded to say she wasnt playing any more. Thankfully it happened on the way back, after I had delivered the doggie to her forever home, so was only an hour (by car) from home. There's a thread kindly started by myfirst now running 're this, so will take all info on board and that way might have an idea what I'm talking about, with Colin or James , on Monday.@gold rover
Sorry only just read this but depending on what the symptoms are as in is it cranking but not starting I would be looking at one of the 3 fuel pumps but diagnostics is the key as you know and hopefully you are back home safely by now.
It might be the special additive that the Scottish government add to your fuel that doesn’t mix with English diesel to discourage anyone thinking of defecting to the south, why anyone would want to do that though ...
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/td6-fuelling-issue-goldrover.328457/
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Had a frustrating few hours trying to get the front passenger door lock to actuate on the central locking, trouble being that there seems to be something causing some friction in the mechanism, but once it operates it is fine for a while, then sticks again. Tried a couple of actuating motors, lubing up moving parts etc, no difference. Think I shall have to take the lock out tomorrow and have a look at that.
So while faffing about with that, happened to notice a flat tyre on the front of my 90, wheel off no sign of a nail or anything, put some pressure in and had a look with a bubbly mix, air weeping out around the rim.
While doing this got a greasy hand off the inside of the wheel, now found the seals I fitted when I changed the swivel ball/bearings 2 years ago look like it's shot, that'll be new brake pads as well then.
Rather my little niggles than gold rovers though. Good luck with that one.
So while faffing about with that, happened to notice a flat tyre on the front of my 90, wheel off no sign of a nail or anything, put some pressure in and had a look with a bubbly mix, air weeping out around the rim.
While doing this got a greasy hand off the inside of the wheel, now found the seals I fitted when I changed the swivel ball/bearings 2 years ago look like it's shot, that'll be new brake pads as well then.
Rather my little niggles than gold rovers though. Good luck with that one.
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Was thinking of doing mine gold. Might be why she threw a hissy fit at the weekend.You won't be allowed down at McDonalds with the posse cus there not red. -
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Why don't I believe you? Hope you get it sorted soon.Was thinking of doing mine gold. Might be why she threw a hissy fit at the weekend.
You won't be allowed down at McDonalds with the posse cus there not red. -
Haha. this was discussed in my project thread. I wanted it to be tidy but still not attract attention. Black works with the epsom green
Was thinking of doing mine gold. Might be why she threw a hissy fit at the weekend.
Not gold....
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Well she is the Golden GirlHaha. this was discussed in my project thread. I wanted it to be tidy but still not attract attention. Black works with the epsom green
Not gold....
Well she is the Golden Girl
What colour is she again?
Tbf there is no way I’d be aloud down maccys car park. I’ve actually modified my truck with real parts not stickers
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Black, of course
Black, of course
Black and gold. Hmmm. My GTA is black with Kawasaki green calipers. Black and green looks great.
