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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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brianp38dse
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That's what Mrs Bagshot said, ( amongst other things).It's getting you back it has seen the new one and is reminding you who is boss
She'll always be the special one..It's getting you back it has seen the new one and is reminding you who is boss
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Disconnected battery negative cleaned connections all shiny,
took off two cables on drivers side chassis leg (above coil/bag) cleaned up thoroughly and sprayed with 2licks of paint as the bolt is a nightmare don't wanna go there again,
also cleaned one underneath on engine block.
Took cables off starter - the 13mm threaded bit moves? - Cleaned up put back on
Still nothing. Not a click or sound.
Hevac lights come on and dim out when you engage starter as they should so think barrel is okay
took off two cables on drivers side chassis leg (above coil/bag) cleaned up thoroughly and sprayed with 2licks of paint as the bolt is a nightmare don't wanna go there again,
also cleaned one underneath on engine block.
Took cables off starter - the 13mm threaded bit moves?
- Cleaned up put back onStill nothing. Not a click or sound.
Hevac lights come on and dim out when you engage starter as they should so think barrel is okay
RangeRoller dt
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I get the feeling it is starter failure. There is current going to it, lit up my new spanner to check as I got frustrated
Hope I not blown anything else. Had to park down street so neighbours blocked me in to prove a point so No chance of bumping
Will try giving vehicle a rock in gear see if it unjams but was only turning really slowly before it stopped. can try give it a whelt with a hammer or try bridging the connections?
If it's seized, it's seized.
One of two things are the most common.
1. Bearing/Bush at one end has collapsed so as soon as you energize the armature, it just clamps itself to the stator magnets
2. One or both end bearings has collapsed and locked up.
Either way, chances of a hammer fixing it are slim.
The hammer fix can work for sticking/worn brushes.
One of two things are the most common.
1. Bearing/Bush at one end has collapsed so as soon as you energize the armature, it just clamps itself to the stator magnets
2. One or both end bearings has collapsed and locked up.
Either way, chances of a hammer fixing it are slim.
The hammer fix can work for sticking/worn brushes.
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Stripping out the interior.
look no rot!!
Well i say "none" there is a small patch, but i managed to irradiate it with my dremel tool
And done..
Bit of a mess but i'm getting there..
Seats and carpet out next
look no rot!!
Well i say "none" there is a small patch, but i managed to irradiate it with my dremel tool
And done..
Bit of a mess but i'm getting there..
Seats and carpet out next
RangeRoller dt
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I was thinking give the solenoid a tap incase it's stuck, and show her who's boss
If it then works it's new starter as opposed to autoelectrician
@Henry_b why are you stripping it out, to clean up?
Henry_b
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I was thinking give the solenoid a tap incase it's stuck, and show her who's boss
If it then works it's new starter as opposed to autoelectrician
@Henry_b why are you stripping it out, to clean up?
Just cleaning it out, replacing interior pieces and doing other stuff
If the solenoid is stuck, it shouldn't pull enough current to dim the lights.I was thinking give the solenoid a tap incase it's stuck, and show her who's boss
If it then works it's new starter as opposed to autoelectrician
@Henry_b why are you stripping it out, to clean up?
No harm in trying it I suppose.
RangeRoller dt
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Not running yet thenJust cleaning it out, replacing interior pieces and doing other stuff
Aye, take the carpets out to clean and dry them DO NOT do them in vehicle. It will end up like an L322 with geese an everything
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Not running yet then
Nah not running yet..
Would pull the motor and transmission but I currently don't have the tools
She deserves a complete rebuild, that she'll get
When i have more time and money
RangeRoller dt
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How come she not running, engine shot? Or the electrical gremlins livin in there? Presume it was like that when you bought it?
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Electrical gremlins, she ran when i bought her..
Then just stopped
Engine runs/ran great
Pulled like a train
She'll run again, one day
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In a way it's a good thing she havin a break. Opportunity to do other jobs that you can't do when you have to use it everydayShe'll run again, one day
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In a way it's a good thing she havin a break. Opportunity to do other jobs that you can't do when you have to use it everyday
There is that..
Engine rebuild
New interior
Respray
Etc etc
Will keep me busy.
