Hi It's meant to do that. It burns diesel to heat the engine up in cold conditions. It is called Fuel Burning Heater (FBH) What your second picture shows is the exhaust outlet for it. So not to worry it is normal:D Cheers Graeme

Hi All After sleeping on it and rereading my posts, I think I could of worded them a bit better. But thats all said now. Two things thathave been thinking about 1. If BBS was to open the support forum to all existing owners V1 and evolution. these owners could help BBS develope the tool...

Yes you can still download the existing software but I presume now that will be it. And that there will be no more upgrades made available or new firmware to fix existing bugs.

I suggest you read BBS reply again he quite clearly states it is the Nanocom Evolution that will get continued support. " i will clarify the situation for existing owners of Nanocom evolutions "

BBS does not mention the original Nanocom only the Nanocom Evolution. He is only going to supply support for the Nanocom Evolution. Now the Nanocom website and e-mail belong to BBS so the original Nanocom owners actually have less support now!!! Also we were promised additional firmware...

So for original Nanocom owners thats the long way of saying NO!:mad:

Hi BBS I think that many people like myself who already own a Nanocom would just like to know wether you will now provide support for us. Just a yes or no answer is enough. Cheers Graeme

Hi I have a rotary coupler out of my soft dash spare. I thought mines was faulty so got a new one. I on the East side of Falkirk at Polmont . Make me an offer if you want it. Read up on rave as to how you remove and refit them, as if you don't do it right you will break it. Cheers Graeme

Hi It's for the factory fit GPS aerial for the satnav unit. I think all 2003 models onward had the hole.

You could also try Dalcrue in Perth or Watsons of Inverkeithing. You-Pull-It is also in Inverkeithing. Also pop over to Index and join in there, lots of people local to you that can help out. Cheers Graeme

Hi There used to be people near me that had something to do with the racing team. Have you tried SCB at Newbridge? or GEMM in Falkirk. Let me know how you get on as I also have a 94 soft dash. I stay just outside Falkirk in Polmont. Cheers Graeme

Hi You would'nt happen to be from the Falkirk area are you?

Yes but when I've seen it on VW's the crap mayo oil causes head gasket failure and loads of other problems if not caught early enough.

Hi Another thought, I've seen engines like that before and it was the oil cooler that was leaking. But that was on VW's so don't know if it happens on LR's. Cheers Graeme

Hi Thanks for all the replies. I have found another kit listed on ebay. I emailed them to ask about the parts in the kit, they say they are all oem parts and not anything from Britpart. Here's the link see what you think. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT Thanks

Ok So where is the best place to buy the correct parts? Roughly how much are we talking about? Cheers

Why?:rolleyes:

Hi Thanks for the reply. Do you think they will be ok or should I go for genuine parts ? I only do about 1500 - 2000 miles a year if that makes a difference. Cheers Graeme

Hi All I am thinking of replacing the camshaft in my RRC Softdash 3.9 V8 1994. As it has now done 100k and think it is still on the original shaft. Could some one let my know where the best place to buy the parts from, is it best to go genuine or will OE be ok. I'm not lookinhg for a...

Hi A pair of HD bars from Paddocks is cheaper than a pair of standard bars. Also on the HD bars you can just replace the ball joints as normal when required. This is the set up I have on my Td5 and I'm very happy with it. Cheers Graeme