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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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The front wheels of the 90 look to be nearly off the ground, too much nose weight on the hitchOh dearwhy?
How does the little 90 cope with that, out of curiosity?
J
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Damned frustrating job and more spensiv than at first glance. Plastic insert is a nightmareHad to fit a passenger side mirror glass after some arse smashed it when it was parked curb side
gold rover
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Drove back to Scotland. With only one little glitch( see new thread ).
gold rover
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Hopefully, finally, getting my driver's side fixed this week.
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Yep, always buy 2 or it snaps.
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Them electrochromy dimming thingy ones are stupid money, I ended up buying a heated tinted one and I think it was still about £70.
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Won't be that on his DT unless someone has been fiddling!
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fair point
brianp38dse
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Yes pig to fit ended up clipping the bit to the back of the mirror then clipping the hole thing on still a pain, and the pins for the element were smaller
300bhp/ton
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Not even close. Reckon a trip to spec savers is neededThe front wheels of the 90 look to be nearly off the ground, too much nose weight on the hitch
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Looks skyward bound to me too
300bhp/ton
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Off for an MoT. Needs a new brake line fitting as it has rotted out the one above the rear axle. Too wet to faff about with it myself, so will let the garage fit the line.Oh dear
How does the little 90 cope with that, out of curiosity?
J
Ninety’s are rated for 3500kg towing.
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I searched for ages , and finally got one from a guy breaking his own car. Still wasn't cheap though. He had it advertised as G-cat. So after checking with Ant , I bought it. Saved a fortune on new one.
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Think all the Landies with low range are.
I can understand the not faffing in the wet.
I also know rated towing.
Was just asking how it handled it? I wouldn’t like to put the P38 on my trailer and tow it very far with the 90.
J
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Anyone noticed the number of L322 questions we're getting?! Mind you, they're becoming quite affordable to buy ... Probably because they all need fixing!
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