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Has anyone had any experience with these? I get the feeling it's just a little bit to good to be true, but on the other hand it's just moulded plastic so can there really be all that much wrong with them?

From the fleabay description: "IT HAS GOT HIGH MILLAGE OFF 220000 BUT THIS IS BECAUSE THE ECU HAS BEEN CHANGED WITH A RECALIBRATED ONE FROM A DIFFENT CAR AT SOME TIME" ORL?

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Worth checking on system for leaks immediately after - otherwise you might be up for another refill very shortly..... A lot of aircon specialists will refill and then check for you FOC within a week or so

yup. can't even test it today - it's bl***y raining. AGAIN.

it IS the wife's car!!

I just love the description..... more typos than an infinite number of monkeys

Should do that fairly easily i would think. i'm just waiting for some sun now so I can see what it's capable of! i've bought on the premise that it'll keep my coolbox ticking over - that's a 35W input at 3A and the panel is rated at 40, so hopefully i'll be on to a winner.:cool2:

cheers! and yep on the weather... although tbf it's kicking out just under 2A even though it's overcast!

It's polycarb rather than glass so probably, but tbh there's enough room up there for everything else so not too concerned. And lets be honest - it won't work so well if you cover it......

Fitted a 40W solar system to complement my twin battery system. Too hot now so need to find a nice cold cider......

Used chips away on my last motor for a few car park muppet scratches and they were brilliant - highly recommended!

Some cheap tin sheet on the inner side of the landy panel should do the trick - depends on how strong the magnetic signs are!

I'm not complaining about the advice, believe me! Given that I'm not all that mechanically able, I think i'll start with the steering guard if that's the most damaged bit, then work on her indoors for the diff guards. As for tyres - I think i'd have a hard time explaining that away whilst the...

I went out looking for flooding yesterday - no dice. ah well, maybe this winter....

aaarghhh! So many opinions!! - perhaps i need to start nagging the missus and just buy both! And then some bigger tyres....

That was the opinion of a mate of mine - but someone else i know with a defender swears that the steering is the weakest point and as such needs the most protection, and that the diff pans on a defender are very strong already??

S'ok - I spend my not so hard-earned cash on that already

In your opinion, which one is the most important purchase? I'll not likely be off-roading often, but I've been greenlaning regularly and intend to continue, and have felt the diff's scrape on occasion whilst in deep ruts.:eek: I'm fairly new to Land Rovers, and I'm petrified of damaging my...

There's also the manufacturer's (Blue Sea) installation instructions here which include a good wiring diagram for a completed system.