Grey one, 138k - bulletproof, no issues black one 95k - Cracked water pump!

pm me your email address & i'll email some pics of how they look on my black one, i didn't fit them myself, i think theres some small drilling to get the front mudflap on but it fits perfectly & enhances the look of the car a lot, people are ALWAYS commenting on my sidesteps, especially other...

right on budget.. Range Rover L322 Side Steps with Rubber Top & Intergrated Mudflap i've got a set of these on mine, they look pretty great.

i've also identified further where the leak is coming from, it's not a SUPER fast leak, i filled the coolant tank to the top with water, there was mild leakage from the passenger side, but when switching the engine on & giving it some beans a very solid drip appears from the centre just below...

good news is the dealer has said they'll take responsibility over the phone, i:e they'll pay, or the warranty will, extremely upset that i won't be able to use it until then, all local garages are booked up until next weds.

i'm sorry, i can't understand the relevance of your financial status in the enquiry?!

i don't think it's washer fluid, i can't be certain and it's a bit late to be out sniffing my driveway :p but yeah, it would make sense to have a coolant leak as they'd put that sealant down the coolant tank & the fact that earlier 5L of coolant went in the tank & hours later it went back up to...

also, for the sake of making sure the "symptoms" are accurate, at high speed the needle does not return to centre, just comes 3-5mm away from the red side of the gauge.

it looks as though it was from earlier as the car is further back now than it was before, it would be on the passengers side

if you saw the vehicle, you wouldn't believe it's age, it's in magnificent conditon, it looks years newer than it is and drives it too.. it's just this cooling issue that appears to be a problem.

just went outside to fetch ipad, fairly sure there is a mildly heavy coolant leak -_-

Eugh, i've browsed the crock thread, trying to piece together a "letter" that allows me to ask for repairs rather than a refund, i paid a really great price for this car & wouldn't be able to find a similar one for the same money. now i know why -_-

it was all fine leaving the dealership a few days back (60 miles) & left it overnight to find a wet patch on the drive, thought nothing of it but thinking about it now.. it did smell a little like windscreen fluid? could've been a coolant leak?

They had also mentioned at the garage earlier that someone had used this gold "radseal" in the system..?

well i guess it's staying on the driveway for now, fortunately i have another. i'll have a solid read through the crock of ****e thread, can i make contact via phone first or is strictly written. part of me says to give up and get a refund, then part of me says i want these assles to foot the...

linered?

Thing is, with this overheating issue, will it even make the 60 mile journey? with the cost of fuel that's quite alot to get there and then i have the hassle of back, there must be something i can do with that i don't want a refund, the rest of the car is in too good condition to be a...

dealer, apparently has a 3 month RAC warranty.

bought this car two days ago, mileage is low compared to most, car is in spectacular condition inside & out, but this morning, i noticed "check coolant level" going past a mechanics it kept flashing up & the needle went over to hot, the mech opened up the coolant air valve and steam poured...

Filled up the coolant tank after 10 good minutes of hissing air :P filled up the petrol tank (£160) got a quote for 4 new tyres (£1,000) took the husky out in it gave it a thorough wax on wax off treatment