The old saying is true:
In the UK we used to drive on the left of the road, now we drive on whats left of the road.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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In the UK we used to drive on the left of the road, now we drive on whats left of the road.
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There's potholes i go around with big squishy tyres, then look in the mirrors and see the audi etc go straight over/in/thru it with low profiles
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It's why I'm reluctant to go anywhere on the motorbike
RangeRoller dt
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A Russian niva little bombbox? Piccies please 
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Later on that night about 8.00 pm I saw council workmen filling in several potholes along the same piece of road. Makes one wonder how many other people had problems that day
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How can you tell the difference?
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I did suggest handbrake to mechanic who came out but he is convinced it's a sensorIt could be the handbrake. A lot of cars do it. As the sus drops the angle of the arm changes at the rear and can force the handbrake a little.
Your on cable and not electric aren't you @gold rover?
And yes on cable 
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So, are there any warning lights showing?I did suggest handbrake to mechanic who came out but he is convinced it's a sensor
Just recapped your post, sorry. I guess we'll have to wait and see
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Just this little beautySo, are there any warning lights showing?
Just recapped your post, sorry. I guess we'll have to wait and see
But brakes are fine, handbrake is working fine. Thursday is the day all will be revealed................ or not..
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Hmmm, brake fluid level or level sensor.Just this little beauty
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Broken brake pad wire if fitted
Does the hand brake warning go off when you release the handbrake?
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Could be either in Rotherham. Or a disused mine shaft. Or someone had nicked the drain covers.
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I'm on the train today and left the rr at home as I've used up my work from home days 
£11 for a 20ish mile round trip. Not even the rr costs that much and that only does 22 mpg
£11 for a 20ish mile round trip. Not even the rr costs that much and that only does 22 mpg
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It's the only service I've been on where you must reserve a seat on a train with no reserved seatingI'm on the train today and left the rr at home as I've used up my work from home days
£11 for a 20ish mile round trip. Not even the rr costs that much and that only does 22 mpg
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With train drivers on £150K a year, someone has to fund them.I'm on the train today and left the rr at home as I've used up my work from home days
£11 for a 20ish mile round trip. Not even the rr costs that much and that only does 22 mpg
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Not fluid level. It was first thing I checked and mechanic checked too. Handbrake goes off, brake system doesn't. It's all poiting to a sensor/wire.Hmmm, brake fluid level or level sensor.
Broken brake pad wire if fitted
Does the hand brake warning go off when you release the handbrake?
Only one more sleep to go
