what ..got no prop

blue beasty said:

They get scrapped because people don't do anything about the VCU.

Whether you choose to refurbish yourself or pay for one from someone else makes no difference.

What your language and attitude it the tech sections please

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watch my language and attitude ..are blind have you not seen the posts on this site and the appalling language grumpy .git started this ..has he been told. thisi site is full of bad language....and attitude ..or are you being selective

freelanderoig said:

watch my language and attitude ..are blind have you not seen the posts on this site and the appalling language grumpy .git started this ..has he been told. thisi site is full of bad language....and attitude ..or are you being selective

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Only in the AG section don't spit your

I don't think having the money to change the VCU has anything to do with it. I for one am not afraid to spend money on a car. I spent over £1,600 on parts alone for my Discovery 3 in the last 12 months. It's all part of ownership of such a vehicle.
DIY VCU rebuilding is not only about value for money, but knowing the job has also been done correctly. If you are happy to spend £250 + on a refurbished VCU that has been filled with £5 worth God knows what, go right ahead. Personally I'd rather spend £8 on 120ml on the correct fluid and know that it's been done correctly.

freelanderoig said:

watch my language and attitude ..are blind have you not seen the posts on this site and the appalling language grumpy .git started this ..has he been told. thisi site is full of bad language....and attitude ..or are you being selective

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Only being selective in so much as I haven't read the whole thread. The polite request stands and applies to everyone.

tyrefitter said:

must have done ,i only asked you nodge68 to let us know how you get on and i get called an idiot , o well day can only get better i suppose .

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And I will Tyrefitter
Fluid is here so I'll be getting on with the weld free fluid change in the coming weeks, weather permitting.

Nodge68 said:

And I will Tyrefitter
Fluid is here so I'll be getting on with the weld free fluid change in the coming weeks, weather permitting.

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good stuff i will also await the outcome,as you say
weather permitting..snow expected up here soon.

stannswhite said:

good stuff i will also await the outcome,as you say
weather permitting..snow expected up here soon.

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I've actually got 2 VCUs to referbish with new fluid. The mother in laws V6 could probably do with a fluid change too. It's better to sort it out before it causes damage to the IRD.