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i agree it should be started in the forum, think i`ll enquire about it.

if your heated seat isnt working this will most probably be caused by a break in the heating element and can be repaired as shown on rangerovers.net, i doubt that a fuse will be your problem as many of us have come to realise.

try turning the heaters off and see if it goes away

Does anyone know of any independant land rover specialist that uses rovacom, testbook or autologic in Glasgow?

send a pm to clutchdust.

Are you sure they are the correct ring & nuts the original p38 nuts are 27mm and the 1`s you should have would be 22 i think although i could be wrong.

did you use the correct spiggot rings and wheel nuts when you change the wheels?

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where is the ticking coming from? is it the pump?

Had the alternator fault on the dash too went awy when i gave it a rev but before i gave it a rev nothing would work so that you dont take all the juice out of the battery if its staying on then your alternator is the likely cause and are pretty easy to replace and not very expensive if you...

I saw them advertised on ebay looks good, have you seen the 2007 upgrade for the p38? looks amazing! check ebay for the 2007 kit.

The most obvious things would be air suspension, check for any leaks which would suggest perished springs and possibly a tired air compressor if its an older model wor even has a few miles it should have had them done at some point if not they most definatelly will. As its a v8 your after check...

You need the rings to stop the wobble and the wheel nuts from the l322. Your right it is a lot cheaper to fit the l322 wheels by getting them from someone who is upgrading and i think the new wheels look better than the p38 wheels. You can just fit the wheels straight onwithout the fitting kit...

I shouldnt think it would use 2 ariels, i`ve never heard of this as for upgrading, aftermarket options are still your best bet and not very hard to do unless you want to use oem stuff.

If you go through confused.com you will get a quote from lancaster insurance worked a treat for me, a little over £400 i`m 24 with me other half as a second driver and shes only 22 and just passed her test.

Suppose i`ll need to find someone with rovacom which is`nt going to be easy.

sorry im thinking of OBDII lead i`ll have to ask him exactly.

is it eobd or something he used that?

not sure he was reffered to me by a car showroom my dad worked at he does all their land rovers and a mate of mine said to go there too. He originally thought it was the pump and said its common and i told him it was workin fine he just said it wasnt telling him there wasnt a fault with the eas...

I know he did find 1 fault which was the air con relay not working but thats all, he used the snap-on diagnostic kit which is up to date and has other diagnostic rovacom or something but said that it should still say there was faults whch the ecu didnt.