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AppallingYear ago, I sat in in A&E for hours slowly bleeding to death from a severed artery, all the staff were concerned about was the puddle of blood on the floor.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Scotiawhiskers
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When the MIL was in geriatric ward after fall and hip replacement there was never more than about 50% staffing on the nurses board at reception.
Drs didn't read notes, put her on wrong antibiotics, we were told not to worry when we raised it as a concern, next day they said they'd had to take her off them due to a reaction.
No NHS staff are trying to do anything wrong or badly, but the bureaucrats aren't running it for patient or staff interests.
Drs didn't read notes, put her on wrong antibiotics, we were told not to worry when we raised it as a concern, next day they said they'd had to take her off them due to a reaction.
No NHS staff are trying to do anything wrong or badly, but the bureaucrats aren't running it for patient or staff interests.
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Fiddled with me speed warning thing on the LH stalk. Set to 30 mph and it works yay!
Remembered something I wanted to query with you lot. I've got two small cargo nets at the rear of the roof liner, are they standard? Or something somebody fitted. 2001 DHSE.
Remembered something I wanted to query with you lot. I've got two small cargo nets at the rear of the roof liner, are they standard? Or something somebody fitted. 2001 DHSE.
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yep - they bond fighter aircraft panels together these days and I don't think a P38 can do Mach 2 or pull 7g.Widely used in the trade lots of panels especially door skins are stuck on these days.
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Replaced battery today in my Td6. The existing one (Lion) was apparently only 8 months old, but looking at its spec it just wasn't up to the task.
I managed to swap them without putting the bonnet to access height which I was pleased as I am in the open elements and working on my own
I managed to swap them without putting the bonnet to access height which I was pleased as I am in the open elements and working on my own
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Unless it's your daily driver you'll be swapping that out again soon for the bigger MF31-1000. Ask me how I know
BillyboysLad
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Only using it about once a month, which is what lead to the downfall of the Lion as I didn't even bother to keep it trickled... My bad! But I will sure update when and if I have to swap again. I must just say that the service from Tayna was fabulous, online order 6.30 pm Sunday, arrived 12.30 pm Monday, and great value (provided it lasts of course heehee)Unless it's your daily driver you'll be swapping that out again soon for the bigger MF31-1000. Ask me how I know
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Wet carpet drivers side = dead BECM PDQ
It is right up by the clutch pedal and hasn't got that far yet. It has been ****ing it down for days though.
No sunroof, @tomcat59alan.
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Mine was fine when it was my daily but since lockdown it started to struggle, even the MF31-1000 gets a top up after a few days to make sure there's enough for the FBH.
If you can keep it on a trickle charge you'll probably be ok.
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900cca 100Ah yuasa should be okay for a bit. They all need topping up even the mf1000
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I think those twin rear overhead cargo nets were a later model fit and or an option. Common on Land rover Discoveries
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Wammers said his had OE cargo nets in the back. I’ve never seen them.
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Never seen cargo nets, not in my 3 nor in any other P38 I have seen and I have seen quite a few.
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Looks like a relay but I can't read the label.It’s the things I find in my p38 that I’ve not seen in any other that worry me
Under the seat there s this red box wired into everything. Terrifying. I’ve had to stop taking the panel off and pretend it’s not there
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It’s the things I find in my p38 that I’ve not seen in any other that worry me
Under the seat there s this red box wired into everything. Terrifying. I’ve had to stop taking the panel off and pretend it’s not there
Is it near the towbar electrics? Could be a voltage switch for caravan battery? Or near the front fog lights wiring as you have them but presumably a lowline BECM.
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It's under the seat if you look
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We could always fit a bit of leak off pipe between us for you
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Just googled the relay number and it looks a common relay for Rovers . Different sights have it as a delay relay for lights or wipersIt’s the things I find in my p38 that I’ve not seen in any other that worry me
Under the seat there s this red box wired into everything. Terrifying. I’ve had to stop taking the panel off and pretend it’s not there
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