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I have Pirelli Scorpions on my and it wanders when going down country lanes - I am just about to put Genral Grabber AT2 on each corner - I will let you know what she does with new boots on.

If Range Rovers were compared to the human race - your's would be a Terminator Wammers :violent:

Opps my appologies :(

Maybe we should have a Rangie Rally to Cyprus - we could combine it with a group discount on Faultmates, plus a charity type thingy where people pay to see how many Range Rovers actually make it.... Maybe get sponsored by Shell or BP

If it is like the BECM on the P38, you will need to program it into the BECM using the Testbook or Faultmate.

It depends what tune it whistles....

If only I wasn't color blind....:doh:

Yeah, after I've bought one :doh:

Thanks RSFH - that is a great explanation - I couldn't get the pump to work on any combination, therefore assume it is FUBAR - have ordered another off fleabay

The EAS kicker will not help you diagnose the issue, it will just clear the faults, at the momentyou need the fault values to determine what is wrong with the suspension. Look on ebay for the EAS cable, it comes with the RSS software that will help you diagnose the issue, also check out...

I can't remember a BECM setting for sidelights to be only on with dips... The BECM settings are for lights when driving - sidelights on, dips on on none...

I had already done that Steve - new pollen filters and new covers - sod the expense. :eek:

Sounds like an issue with the switch if they work on dipped beam...

Is that where the window meets the bulkhead?

£90 is a bit expensive as Tom Tom want about £57 for an updated UK map...

Put the new inverter on but that did not solve the problem, went through all the test although I did have an issue with the switches on the steering wheel - the test said it should show battery voltage when pressed, but the multi meter took ages to go up in volts and finally seemed to peak at...

Amnow confused - spent this morning with a watering can - tipped it over the windscreen, no water in footwell, tipped it over the A post, no water in footwell, opened the sun roof and tipped about 3 pints down the drain, still no water in the footwell - so when it rains, why does water come in...

Sorry Sam can't help on the new ones - just know it is nice to see someone has read your post :(

A bike rack sounds like a great idea, then you can ride home once the Rangie has broken down :)

I have replaced my pollen filter covers, cleared the air con drains, so that leaves the sun roof drain - anyone done this?