What did you do with your Range Rover today
- Thread starter Dopey
- Start date
This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
tarphenry
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,522
- Location
- bury lancs
replaced the two vertical rubberised pieces that bubble at the edges of the front side windows. Only replaced the vertical pieces. looks much better. looking now for two more to do the rears. Cost £5.00 each side.
bazzasglovers
Member
- Posts
- 40
- Location
- Hinckley, Leicestershire
Replaced EAS Compressor after original one decided to self destruct on Friday,all good again now.
Also fitted new rear pads and checked front pads.
Also fitted new rear pads and checked front pads.
fucmeitsandy
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 157
- Location
- louth
Been looking to see why the drivers side carpet keeps getting wet .
Found water has been dripping off the blower so silicone up them rusty screws in where the pollen fillter lives as a temp fix .
Now playing hunt the reversing sensor box of electrics .
Found water has been dripping off the blower so silicone up them rusty screws in where the pollen fillter lives as a temp fix .
Now playing hunt the reversing sensor box of electrics .
fucmeitsandy
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 157
- Location
- louth
Probably same screws , them rusty ones are inside .You need these then. AWR1675 DA610065L
Will wait till summer arrives to get the scuttle off , again . Just done the scuttle foam !!
Will I need the plastic bits as well or will silicone do ?
I did them without removing the whole scuttle etc. Just a bit of undoing some screws and gentle opening of gap to change it. No silicone used, just the new screw and clip done up snug.
Its the hole where the water leaks in. The foam on the clip perishes and allows water in.
Its the hole where the water leaks in. The foam on the clip perishes and allows water in.
Liking the sound of this, didn't even know they could be replaced, never mind sourced.. Gonna take a second look at mine. ( When the engine is back together, obviously..)
- Posts
- 18,954
- Location
- Buckinghamshire, UK. ('95 DT)
That's a good idea. MIne are bubbling. And the plastic at the bottom of the rear right window on mine is loose!
tarphenry
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,522
- Location
- bury lancs
I have had a look and I reckon that rear window trim along the top is the same as the vertical trim.I used polyurethane adhesive to fill the joint at the top.
Are these easy to source.. All my black door window trims have bubbling underneath
tarphenry
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 1,522
- Location
- bury lancs
if you look for complete ones, no, everyone wants a fortune for them. but if you look for ones that have bubbled like yours and use the top run from the rear windows you should be able to buy them at a reasonable price
PPP38vouge
Active Member
- Posts
- 411
- Location
- deddington, oxfordshire
Another pass on the MOT, no advisory, that's 5 on the trot now , maybe 6, can't remember now. Who says these beautiful P38s are a mare to live with.
- Posts
- 18,954
- Location
- Buckinghamshire, UK. ('95 DT)
Richard Stewart
Member
- Posts
- 33
- Location
- Beenham
Went to work in it, no problems except a bit of vibes when queing but now sorted.
- Posts
- 18,954
- Location
- Buckinghamshire, UK. ('95 DT)
Someone was asking me about Parking Sensors. The ones on mine are Brees. Never heard of them but they were going cheap at the time. They have a visual display showing left and right distance bars as well as the beeping.
