What did you do with your Range Rover today

Drove the car all week-end and drop her this morning to her 2nd house (The Garage)

for :
- Oil Change.
- Front axle seals (Both side, around the wheels) need to be changed (under warranty since they only last 9 month :-( )
- Cure this Hot pump problem (Was very hot yesterday after 30 minutes but dead cold this morning when driving it for 45 minutes to the garage... go figures)
- Squeaking noise at the rear of the car (Rear suspension bushes apparently)
-Tiny cosmetic stuff (Broken piece of plastic on the gear lever)

Nowt, although I took her for a good drive as I had to go to a funeral in Perth. She zipped along just the thing and I had my dog riding shotgun so it was a good day. Appeared to get about 16mpg ballpark.

Jus got a call off the wife. Car won't start and the bigger bugger is it's blocking the drive. So can't get the other car off! Grrrr

Won't be home till tomorrow so can't look at it till then

I took her with me to man a fundraising walk/run for Scarborough & Ryedale Mountain Rescue Team.

The most classy park bench... IN THE WORLD!

Cannae beat the tailgate for parking yer arse.

lorri789 said:

Cannae beat the tailgate for parking yer arse.

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I know what you mean it makes a good tool station bench when working with various tools

I'm not To sure what the maximum is tho but it holds me .

brought the range home from crashboxs house it was bliss driving an auto

I think the weight on that tailgate was in the region of 175KG. So that should be enough for most people. I just happened to be sat with a grizzly bear of a man.

Refitted hot start box.
Cleaned leather seats
Tested VCU which passed !

Good day! :fighting:

Scratched the side with the agrisprayer

Datatek said:

Scratched the side with the agrisprayer

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:nopics:

Washed it twice in two days.........

Such a pleasure

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Parisien said:

Washed it twice in two days.........

Such a pleasure

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You may regret that (Some are very water shy)

.....dissolve in rain....made of sugar.............any relation to Darth Vader Druim.......


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Parisien said:

.....dissolve in rain....made of sugar.............any relation to Darth Vader Druim.......


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No, but I've had two P38's

.....spare wheel well has never seen water......bet you're choking on your bacon buttie now.....


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backed it off the drive, started to drive down the road, ABS, TC, (!) stayed on, tried brakes, long peddle no real braking force, manage to get back to drive, pop bonnet, no noise from ABS pump, fuses ok, decide to give up and jump in dads 90. google search, probably need another abs pump, almost die checking the price, and decide second-hand one will suffice. What a great monday morning

daveincov said:

backed it off the drive, started to drive down the road, ABS, TC, (!) stayed on, tried brakes, long peddle no real braking force, manage to get back to drive, pop bonnet, no noise from ABS pump, fuses ok, decide to give up and jump in dads 90. google search, probably need another abs pump, almost die checking the price, and decide second-hand one will suffice. What a great monday morning

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Probably just the pressure switch but worth checking the relay as they are known to give problems before you lash out on the pump.

Datatek said:

Probably just the pressure switch but worth checking the relay as they are known to give problems before you lash out on the pump.

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+1 check wire to pump for voltage if good its pressure switch no voltage relay or fusebox

thank you datatek & Grit valve, managed to test fuses and relays tonight, and were found to be working ok. I've hooked up my Nanocom no errors stored in the ECU, I will have to wait till weekend or maybe book a day off later in the week to remove the pump and get a better look.
Lifes never dull with a P38