Sorted! After driving down the road a bit the light went off :) RR is now ready for the MOT:D Hopefully book it in for tues or wednesday.

I wonder if the MOT guys know this....

On startup I have ABS - TC and brake warning light on. After about 30 secs the TC and brake go out but ABS stays lit. Sensor?

hmm..I thought those were fine for the GEMS engine, but the THOR requires platinum! I managed to find platinum plugs for mine for £1.99 each :)

Congrats on another year of legal motoring :D

At least you're not easily spooked :D

you could try island4x4 or brit parts here's one on ebay - Land Rover Range Rover 4.0 4.6 98-On Lambda Sensor | eBay UK

Doing a diagnostic check is just so they can see if there are any related error codes. This will not cure the issue nor provide a pass certificate. The error has to be rectified first.

I figured my engine isn't really tired so bought 10W40 :) Now waiting for the spark plugs, oil filter and air filter to arrive! A bit less wind would be nice too - 80mph winds here brrr

Thanks Wammers. Mine's done 106k - would you say 10 or 15w50?

Anyone running with 10w50 or 15w50 in their V8?

ah but speed limiter is different from revs. I also have a Chevy Camaro which limits revs at 3500-4000 at P or N - put it in drive and when moving it will rev all the way up to 6000. I'm talking about a rev limiter in place when the box is in P or N

Only if it's offensive :D

and I said 'one of the best' :)

Being Dutch, I am a fav of the Dutch health system - one of the best in the world. The americans and other countries are, as we speak, studying it to learn from it and possibly introduce it.

no one? :(

If you have the Alpine radio/casette like me, it's just plug and play. There are two narrow horizontal slots at the top of the unit. You need to slide a flat object ( I used two narrow kitchen knives) inside both slots to unlock the radio from the sleeve. Unplug the radio/cass and plug in the...

Glad to be able to help :) Now if you can answer my latest post?..:D

is there a rev limiter fitted which operates at around 5500rpm?

Amen to that :)