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Swale - Land Rover thefts | Kent Police

Puma 2.2 Air Intake .... rattles and vibrates causing a racket when there is any vibration. Can't see if there are any securing screws / catches that should hold it securely in place. Resorted to wedging a wad of white foam into the offending piece which has "solved" the problem. Any ideas if...

I use a Roadhawk DC-2 ... works well - software is easy to use. Not the cheapest on the market but good quality, compact and easy to install with a suction mount. RoadHawk DC-2

I use the Clutch Claw (sold by the NKGroup). Reasonably quick to take on and off.

Hope nobody on here was involved in this one and the driver was ok. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYxIhPbPZ_E&feature=youtu.be Skip to 1min 45 secs to see the images.

Damn .... I jumped in too early and bought a new one last year ! ...I'm liking the look of the Heritage model ....

Surprised it's not been stripped already !

This has generated some interesting comments today.... Land Rover in Bucksford Lane, Singleton, Ashford, deemed a danger by parent as wheels are removed but Kent Police won't move it

Not sure I'd fancy going that quick in mine....not without some uprated brakes !

Spotted this whilst browsing Tinternet.... Wildcat Defender LS3 V8 | Official pictures and specs | Digital Trends Sounds rather good....

Thanks....I may need one of these then....hopefully the pliers will do the job...

Probably ..... will have a look in the light ...... looked tricky to access.

Some idiot snapped off the wing mounted telescopic aerial on my Defender 2.2 TDCI :mad2: Seen some replacements on Fleabay etc but how do you get the old one off ! Access looks to be a nightmare and the 'nut' on top of the wing looks like it needs a tool to get it off. Anyone replaced one...

Looks good - same spec as mine .... clocked up about 7,000 in mine since July. No problems except the rattle from the bonnet ! Must get it sorted.... !

A new board was used.......it's now just the right height to rest your elbow comfortably....and you don't bash your elbow on it when changing gear either!