Nope it didn't, but it is the workshop manual. I typed in Range Rover p38 workshop manual on google and found it.

filehttp://www.landrover.ee/est/files/manuals/cars/rr2/Workshop%20Manual%20RR-P38%20%20(LRL0326ENG).pdf FOUND THIS TONIGHT, HOPE IT WORKS See my 3rd post, it works

Just type in "Test Book" on E Bay Search

I don't understand your original question if you are spending that kind of money and have that kind of relationship with a Land Rover Agent.

Bryan 25% discount, could you share this with us ?.

If you are daft enough to own a diesel, use the HGV pumps and enjoy the high speed fuel delivery and the latch works.

Not directly, you would need to purchase expensive adaptor plates

It's not a rad, it's the intercooler, it's got a drop of oil in it, that's all. Just needs taking off and flushing out. It's the norm.

I don't remember there being any seals, I just used the old vasaline in between the 2 surfaces.

When you remove the oil filter, it will reveal a hidden nut, approx 25mm. It won't take much to budge it. Loosen that off and the adaptor ring will come loose. I suggest loosening the two oil pipes first. As always expect some mess.

I think "Yella Disco" got you on that one !!!!!!!!!!!!!!:eek:

If you mean the self adhesive badges, they need to be warm. Warm the badge up with a hairdryer, you should then be able to peel them off. Not too hot though otherwise you can damage the paint !!!!!. A bit of t-cut, job done.

Maybe worth a look here Landrover/Disco fobs

Check this before the O Rings Range Rover P38/4.0/4.6 Common Problems and Fixes

Ivor This link will help LCD Backlight Repair

Ivor I'm guessing you have a blown bulb. See my post further down the page, the Part No you need is STC3869. You need to remove the Hevac Unit to get to the bulb.

Thanks, Typical, I found it 10mins after putting the post on. Thanks again.

I've seen it on here somewhere, whats the part numbers for the bulbs in the Hevac Unit ?.

Glad to be of some help, I used this company approx 2 years ago. I still have a unused classic keyfob, don't know if you are interested, but I will let it go for £35 inc recorded postage. The frequency will need to be the same as yours, I will double check mine if you are interested. I...

Go to this website, Car Alarm remotes & immobiliser keys. It will cost you £49.50p.