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Hi all, haven't been on here a while but moving house and came across a brand new centre console that takes the sat nav screen. I imagine these are pretty rare and would be useful if you're planning a nav retrofit, etc. Attached pic so if anyone is interested let me know. Cheers...

Well I've replaced the o rings which was a pain. However retrimming the headlining was by far the worst job!

When L322s were new I could sort of understand it. You're basically making an old P38 look like a 70k motor (well to the general public anyway, anyone with a remote interest in cars will see right through the 'disguise'). However I really don't understand why anyone would do it these days. For...

What! You mean I'm the only one with one of these fitted?

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It could be a lot of hassle to fit. Personally I'd go for something aftermarket. Don't forget that sub is 13 years old now, I'm sure the modern stuff will sound better if it's quality you're after :)

There are loads on eBay as said above.

At least you won't have to worry about the new car breaking down on holiday, etc :)

I had the same problem and bought a screw extractor kit. Managed to use it without removing the dash too.

Nah, it's really thin tape. So unless you've got complete lack of control over your hands this wouldn't happen.

You can get amalgamating tape from Maplin. It's basically thin rubber that once applied joins together to become waterproof.

I disconnected the blue wire on mine for a year before replacing the receiver module with the latest one. Had no problems, only pain was having to hold the blipper next to the rear window to lock/unlock the car.

I used a screw extractor kit to get mine out.

You can buy new headlinings on ebay for a couple of hundred quid if you search, some of them offer a fitting service too. I retrimmed mine myself and it was harder work than I thought it would be.

I think he might mean lack of. In fact he did well did get a diesel P38 up to motorway speeds to be honest :D

I'd say P38 as he refers to the beeps of doom :)

I had a fast road cam fitted in my old TVR (4.0 V8). Made the idle nice and lumpy and did increase performance a bit. Not sure it's what you'd want in a Range Rover though to be honest.

I can never decide if Range Rovers look better covered in mud or polished up and sparkling clean. Last winter I went out driving in flooded lanes, etc and the car got filthy. It looked great until I realised I had to clean it which took bloody ages!

Is the L322 diesel a lot more powerful? As I've driven a couple of P38 diesels and found them a bit sluggish. Probably going to get an L322 next year and can't decide between diesel vs petrol!

I'm going to add some puddle lights in the rear doors, problem is they are listed with black and white connectors. Are these connectors the same ? (my P38 is a 1998). Cheers