Thanks fanatic, I'll have a look, I'm not very good with computers etc and I'm just beginning to find my way around this site, but I'm getting better. Thanks.

Welcome Barroco, yes me and the wife like portugal as well, had some good holidays in Albuferia relaxing with a glass of red wine and eating grilled sardines.

Hi, Is there anyone in the Northallerton, north yorks area with a Faultmate or a Nanocom who could sort out my immobiliser problem on my p38a diesel. I will cross your palm with beer vouchers etc. send me a pm if you can help, many thanks, Cammo45.

P38 DT 2000 model. On 3rd january car wouldn't start, engine disabled message came up. Tried EKA code several times, no luck then 3 doors and tailgate all superlocked only drivers door would open with key. Bought new heavy duty battery put new batteries in fobs, still wouldn't start. Sent Becm...

Welcome TDisntelecasters, Yes its worthwhile getting to know how to do your own servicing etc on discos, pretty simple on the early ones and you'll save yourself a lot of money too.

Welcome 4721archer, you'll never have the money or the spare time to be an alcoholic when you're a land rover owner/enthusiast, best therapy there is. hic.

Welcome MightyQuin, good to see all the former colonials joining, you've come to the right place for answers to your landy problems.

Hi Ben, I see that you're from Utah, I stopped in Moab for a few days couple of years ago, great place apart from the fact I couldn't get a beer unless I ordered a meal to go with it. Saw plenty of serious off roading 4x4s, Jeeps, Broncos etc., only a couple of Land Rovers. That Lions Back is...

Welcome carlingleo, the only bit of greenery I can think of is Hyde Park or Regents Park but don't get caught.

Welcome mickwall, I know exactly how you feel as I too was enjoying my p38 until one morning my "engine disabled" message came up and it was 3 weeks before I got it fixed. Any way it's ok now, touch wood, and enjoying driving it again.

Welcome cmsound, don't get too educated or you won't want to buy a land rover.

Welcome to the forum, what a great collection you have and what a great place to drive all those landies. Can we all come over to your place for a barbeque and some off roading?

Welcome BenLittle, yes it is good to welcome our cousins from across the pond into our fold and also good that you're into Land Rovers. I would love to have met you for a few beers in London or Nottingham but I just live a bit too far north however I'm sure there must be a few southerners in...

Welcome silverfoxjohn, you've come to the right place for advice for your landy and for keeping in touch with your fellow brits.

Welcome Dog77, yeah despite all the problems and pitfalls of owning a landy we all love em, true love never runs smooth so they say.

Welcome P38guy, I hope it turns out to be a good un and a long love affair and not a bitter divorce if its a bad un.

welcome timeline100, well you've certainly got yourself some work to do but its gonna be interesting and satisfying when you get it finished and a 200tdi is the best lump by far.

Hi DeepSea and welcome, I would say a petrol engined series lll.

G,day me old cobber from down under, sorry you're having a tough time in all that sun, we're having a great time here been snowing heavy all day, must send the old sheila out to shovel snow off the drive.

Welcome Migggy.