What did you do with your Range Rover today
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RangeRoller dt
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RangeRoller dt
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No wonky headlight wipers to worry about
RangeRoller dt
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@brianp38dse you had a look over dem side steps yet?
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To true brother... AmenWhat eally mean is your getting dog eared .
brianp38dse
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Trying to work out replacing all the step and putting the old rubber on the new metal work, i have got to do a drawing up and a mate will get the sheet work folded up for me as a faver as he owes me a few.
RangeRoller dt
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I’m still dreaming of treebars with grip tape
gold rover
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Nope, no rubber coating or peeling of any kind, on any of my dash panels. Which is why I was asking.
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It was used a lot in Renault in the mid 2000's as well. A tactile style thing but not very hard wearing. The model L322 I mentioned has the very same thing. I'll find out some more next time I see the car come in for some work.Nope, no rubber coating or peeling of any kind, on any of my dash panels. Which is why I was asking.
gold rover
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Maybe it was something a previous owner added? Or maybe it depend which trim the vehicle is?
Which dash panels did you see it on? It's a BBBIIIIIIGGGGGG dash
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Around the ignition key for one..
I'll let you know when I know better kiddo.
I'll let you know when I know better kiddo.
gold rover
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Okey dokeyAround the ignition key for one..
I'll let you know when I know better kiddo.
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Might be tempted by that!
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Replaced the duff airbag. Checked shocks at full stretch: fronts 21" and rears 19" so right way round. We'll see how she's sitting in the morning.
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Regards Tricky.
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For oil sump? Isn't it steel? Just stick a magnet on it!
Gearbox plug has magnet. You can get a sump plug repair kit fairly cheaply.
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I don't f*cking believe it. Just been put, arse on the floor. Started up, no movement, nothing but hissing from the rear. Damned if I am going under it now but how the f*ck can it have gone again?
It occurs to me the rear shock can extend to 19" but the Arnott gen 2 spring is 16" long when fully extended? I wonder how long the Dunlop bag is at full stretch?
EDIT. Both the Dunlop and Arnott bags are 16" at full stretch. In fact, if anything the Arnott is slightly longer when viewed side by side.
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Mine has gone a bit ropey in places as well, deffo steering wheel. Think mine needs replacement steering wheel anyway as it doesn't heat up when I press the button.
