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The new RF reciever was NOT fitted to any P38 in production. It was introduce in i believe 2004 after production stopped.
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The new RF reciever was NOT fitted to any P38 in production. It was introduce in i believe 2004 after production stopped.
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Has anyone actually got one of these recently? I ordered one from paddock spares today and they've just called me up saying it's on indefinite back order with Land Rover and unless it's for an emergency vehicle they wont supply one. 
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Try Island 4 x 4Has anyone actually got one of these recently? I ordered one from paddock spares today and they've just called me up saying it's on indefinite back order with Land Rover and unless it's for an emergency vehicle they wont supply one.
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They don't even have them listed on their website.
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Phone them, they might be able to help.
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try your local landy dealer thats how i got mine
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Kit - Radio Receiver - Genuine Land Rover at www.rimmerbros.co.uk But you really have to need one at those prices.
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Holy **** at their prices. They don't have them though and will presumably have to order it in from Land Rover.
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Land rover will be getting them made in Chinkyland or Indiastan for 75p a dozen. That's what boils the ****.
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picked mine up from stratstone landrover nottingham on saturday morning after trying everyone else all last week
they are on special order/release from landrover only.
i had to confirm why i need it , my vin and payed £270 up front before they tryed to get one released !!!!
what a f#####g nightmare !
and be warned dls have them on ebay for £215 inc but they say they have 10 in stock ! now they have had to refund me as they cannot get them
they are on special order/release from landrover only.
i had to confirm why i need it , my vin and payed £270 up front before they tryed to get one released !!!!
what a f#####g nightmare !
and be warned dls have them on ebay for £215 inc but they say they have 10 in stock ! now they have had to refund me as they cannot get them
I start to get "tired" of this brand...
Start to understand, why so many people leave LR and don´t return...
Some of them with the car in warranty.
And I am not talking only about P38A....
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I managed to find the latest version on eBay from P38-Parts. I checked the pic was of the actual item and they'd taken the cover off so I could compare it with the identification photo that's been posted here before. Should arrive tomorrow and was a lot less than £270!
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A Land Rover isnt for everyone, you have to be dedicated, prepared and a little cuckoo to own them!
They will test your patience, your wallet and your relationships but there is nothing better, period!
Until your wife, pregnant, can not run the car, because the RF issue...
And like wammers sayed, some resistors, capacitores (that´s what make a RF filter) and ask 270£...
I know when the P38A was made, the frequency was not used...bla bla.
Like you say, we must be cuckoo, the own one
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If you own a Range Rover, you always need to have another reliable car as back up.Until your wife, pregnant, can not run the car, because the RF issue...
And like wammers sayed, some resistors, capacitores (that´s what make a RF filter) and ask 270£...
I know when the P38A was made, the frequency was not used...bla bla.
Like you say, we must be cuckoo, the own one
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If you own a Range Rover, you always need to have another reliable car as back up.
Couldn't agree more. We've got a Golf GTI as a main car.
My wife is preganant and the other week the Golf had to go back to VW for some warranty work. I was a bit concerned only having the P38 available in case I had to do the dash to Hospital. It's never let me down but I know if it did, it would be in a situation like that!!
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I have the Transit as back up but also have an MR2 and a Renault 11
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Seems like several of us have pregnant wives.
My next child (cost centre 2) is due on November 22nd and our first is 13 months old.
The "other" car in my household is a BMW 330i Touring, which is actually proving to be one of the best cars I've ever had. Once the Range Rover has earnt my trust it can share long distance duty with the Beemer but it hasn't got there yet!
My next child (cost centre 2) is due on November 22nd and our first is 13 months old.
The "other" car in my household is a BMW 330i Touring, which is actually proving to be one of the best cars I've ever had. Once the Range Rover has earnt my trust it can share long distance duty with the Beemer but it hasn't got there yet!
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Seems like several of us have pregnant wives.
My next child (cost centre 2) is due on November 22nd and our first is 13 months old.
The "other" car in my household is a BMW 330i Touring, which is actually proving to be one of the best cars I've ever had. Once the Range Rover has earnt my trust it can share long distance duty with the Beemer but it hasn't got there yet!
Ours is due 13th July
