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What did you do with your Range Rover today
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I thought it was in park my dear. Then couldn't work out why it was creaking and groaningPark my dear, paaarrrrk
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It should roll in reverse. Or any selection that's not P.. at least a little bit
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Transit passed it's MOT, cheeky bugger said it's so shiny it's as good as new. Just an advisory on the front tyres as they are getting near the limit.
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It was in reverse with handbrake on. Straining like a good un to move. Frightened the life out myself when I finally realised what I'd done.
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Have decided to upgrade various lighting elements, so a quick trip to Ming Woo's Parts Emporium and I've got:
New Puddle Lights (These have never worked so will take forever to get working)
New Reverse lights so I can see what I'm going to hit
New Numberplate lights
New Boot Lid lights.
I was tempted by the 55w LED High Beam bulbs, but isn't there some legal nonsense about replacing halogen with LED?
New Puddle Lights (These have never worked so will take forever to get working)
New Reverse lights so I can see what I'm going to hit
New Numberplate lights
New Boot Lid lights.
I was tempted by the 55w LED High Beam bulbs, but isn't there some legal nonsense about replacing halogen with LED?
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Not anymore but they need to have the correct beam pattern, not all do.
They also get very hot so you have to bear that in mind
Are you actually on halogen or hid? Hid need replacing every year or 2 depending how much you use them all they go opaque and the brightness drops off
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I’ve not done the HiD’s but probably need to.
I saw these:
BEVINSEE V45 H7 LED CANBUS H4 H11 H1 120W 22000LM High Power Bulbs 9005 HB3 9006 HB4 H8 H9 9012 LED Headlights for Car LED 12V - AliExpress 34
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And these for the HiD’s
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OSRAM D1S D2S D3S D4S D2R 66140 66240 66340 66440 CLC Xenon HID CLASSIC Original Car Headlight Bulbs 4200K Yellow Standard 2pcs - AliExpress 34
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On my car it's D3S, i bought off eBay for £25.. they have been fine. 4200 is a decent colourAnd these for the HiD’s
OSRAM D1S D2S D3S D4S D2R 66140 66240 66340 66440 CLC Xenon HID CLASSIC Original Car Headlight Bulbs 4200K Yellow Standard 2pcs - AliExpress 34
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I'm not sure on the 322, but I think it's square.
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Can you rotate/adjust the led to get the right beam pattern?I’ve not done the HiD’s but probably need to.
I saw these:
BEVINSEE V45 H7 LED CANBUS H4 H11 H1 120W 22000LM High Power Bulbs 9005 HB3 9006 HB4 H8 H9 9012 LED Headlights for Car LED 12V - AliExpress 34
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At least they have a fan
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And the verdict is in.
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T'was a wire fault. All now fixed
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T'was a wire fault. All now fixed
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Greased the rear UJ and prop - front wasn’t accessible so I’ll do that another day.
Also replaced the faulty RR, no sorry FL ABS sensor. Just can’t get the P38 out of the unit to check all the lights go out (local car sales parks there cars in front during business hours). Faults don’t reappear in Nanocom though so that’s promising.
Also replaced the faulty RR, no sorry FL ABS sensor. Just can’t get the P38 out of the unit to check all the lights go out (local car sales parks there cars in front during business hours). Faults don’t reappear in Nanocom though so that’s promising.
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Flipping heck
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Getting the 'front' control arm swivel off is a bit off a how to do
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As is getting the axle out of the hub
