Thanks.. Will give it a go, might even replace the relay just in case its gone dodgy Will let you know Tim

The other morning, I was awoken at 3am with the car horn on continuous blarrrr... I went down, unlocked, opened the door, closed and reset the alarm.. No further issues. Because I had been having regular horn parps whilst driving, I reseated all the cables connect the *siren (as its marked)...

I had a funny smell coming form inside the RR and on investigationfound I had about 4 inches of water in the spare wheel well. I h ave drilled 2 holes there now, 1 to drain out what was there and the other to keep it like it. Are there any drainage points at the rear I should be checking for...

Hi I had the same problem not so long ago.. Check that nothing has fallen down into the cigerrette lighter hole like a 1p or something. I had a penny drop down there and shorted it out that took out all of what you said.. Obviously the fuse had gone and it wasnt until I replaced it, and it...

I had some issues on mine and found the alernator the issue, it gave loads of errors incluysing gearbox If your only getting 13 volts, it could be a cause. Tim

Well, gotr a round to looking at the problems on my truck today and the clock issue beingone of them. I managed to get the cables off the back without removing the dash :D and put a fluke across the cables. I think I have found out now that the clock itself isnt the issue. Fluke readings...

Loved the pan to the other car.. :D Wasnt the missus car was it ;) Sounds nice by the way.. How did it drive afterwards?

Not had chance yet, dog knocked over amongst other things... Hoping to get 5 mins over crimbo ;)

Thought so ;) just needed somone to say 'dont be so bloody daft' you know its the clock :)

until my recent alternator issue I have had trouble free driving to Holland and Devon and Cornwall... But since then, and my little niggle in my mind about my clock losing time, I am 95% trusting the in old girl (2000 with 110k on clock). I do have breakdown (and glad of it when it had to be...

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:D They wont have a measuring tape or anything, you will be fine, honestly.. They use the height thing to stop Transits etc

I think it does make a difference.. I just booked it on as a car and it was fine :D

You will find most answers here.. great website Range Rovers Tim

I left it standard.. The ferries tend to be ok to be honest.. If your driving on and they ask you to go on the sides, just make sure there is nothing overhanging you can get caught on.. There are a few cars out there that are not far off RR height so I wouldnt worry at all.. ;)

1.83 Meters converts to 6ft so you will be ok.. I took mine to Holland not so long ago and put it 'as under 1.85m' and it was fine ;)

Hi All, Since my Alternator issue a little while back I have noted that my internal clock is losing about an hour a day. I have recently checked that my Alternator is working but putting a fluke across the battery terms with engine off and measuring (13.x volts) and then with the engine...

Hi and pre-emptive welcome to the club The most important thing to look for on a Rangie is its service history.. See whats been done to it previous and what mileage. You need to realise that when these go wrong you can be looking at very expensive bills... Questions to ask are, have the...

Well, Jason turned up, it started pouring with rain, spent an hour taking old one out and then to find new ones was the wrong one.. Put it all back together, boosted the battery and hey presto, all works fine. Looks like it might have been a loose connection somewhere (hopefully) I am...

As I said, I had nothing to suggest the battery was an issue. No warnings, nothing and the battery was new last December, so would have thought it would be ok. Jason will check it all out for me tomorrow and fingers crossed it will al be ok.. Just glad it went now and not when I am in Holland in...