Recent content by JV-ROVERMAN

My 2001 DHSE on brand new pirellis (zeros i think) wore them out on the outside edges in under 4,000 miles. Car was tramlining on nearside lane of motorway in particular, where rutted by lorries and awful to drive, constant correction needed. I took it in to a good local independent tyre...

You could also try AJD Landrovers at Hoddesdon, (Near the Fish & eels pub at Dobb's Weir) I am afraid I haven't got the address to hand, but they have a good website. They've done a lot of work for me over the years and keep a good stock of spare parts, tyres etc and there work is good and their...

I would definitely look at the pollen filter covers under the bonnet, 1 each side just below the air con/ heater air inlet grill on the bulkhead, small plastic covers approx 8" long x 1" wide held down with 2 phillips screws. Unscrew and remove the cover, clean the cover and the mating surface...

It has to be the pollen filters, mine always leak when it comes back from a service, when I change them I re seal the covers with clear silicon, as the sponge gaskets are not very watertight, unless they are renewed too. JV-ROVERMAN

If you can't get EAS Kicker lite to work' like I did at first and it comes up with communication error (flashing red light straight after blue, I believe, but correct me if i'm wrong) just spray some contact cleaner aerosol into the OBD socket before plugging in then switch ignition on, as my...

Apparently it is 3.2mm diameter you need, but Halfords sell 3 mm that seems to fit OK, JV ROVERMAN.

You should find most local car spares shops/ motor factors keep this in stock as a pre-pack, about 1 metre length labeled diesel leak-off pipe, it just puhes on to the nipples on the top of the injectors and is easily cut to length with a Stanley knife or sharp tinsnips, its usually about £2 a...

Hello there Trukka, I have an EAS Kicker lite in my glove box and I'm only down the road in BHP. If you PM me with your address or ask for mine, I can reset fault code for you. I 'm around Edmonton during the day, most days for work so I could call on you if you are home during the day any time...

I ordered one 3 days before Christmas from Hadley Green main dealers and they told me it was unlikely to be in before Christmas, I wasn't bothered as the other key was OK. Lo and behold 8-30 next morning I had a call to say it was in! £130 I said not to bother with synchronising as the later...

I would say its best to change the whole track rod incl ends and or the drag link incl the end, as the tubes (rods) have been known particularly on the series LRs to rust from the inside and when they get thin, buckle and fail. I am not sure whether this is the case with P38's but for the extra...

I've had very good service over many years with several Land rovers and Range Rovers, usually a minor fault had been diagnosed and repaired or adjusted or advised how to fix for myself for very little cost at CAE (Diesel Fuel Injection) 49a Chingford Mount Road, London E4, about 1 mile north of...

Hi Sensible, I have used AJD Landrovers for many years for repairs and parts for all my Discoveries and Range Rovers and always been pleased with their service at a reasonable price. They are at Unit 5, R D Park, Essex Road, Hoddesdon, Herts, EN11 0FB, their telephone no is 01992 445634 they are...

Hello Paul, You'll find AJD Landrovers Unit N5, Essex Road, Hodesdon, Herts postcode EN11 OFB. Is not that far away, they are right near the Fish and Eels Pub at Dobbs Weir. They are a well established local independent LR specialist and will plug you in and reset fault codes, make adjustments...

These really are one of the easiest jobs I have ever come across on the P38, Crookie, If you get the part, the specialists usually supply the genuine article with new bolts etc all in place, even pointing in the right direction, get a deep drive hexagon socket, check the fit on the new bolts, I...

You need to check the covers on the bulkhead, bonnet side, over the pollen filters, they have foam gaskets to seal the water out and my ones were leaking badly, simple solution, apply a smaal bead of clear silicone and screw them back in place, 2 x phillips screws, good luck, JV ROVERMAN.