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You would do better to ask these questions in the open forum in the relevant section you would get more answers/advice.
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psk100
Thanks still getting used to the forum a little
As a query how difficult is it to replace engine to gearbox seal as it appears I have leaks around the engine sump and gearbox to engine grrr and as I have it jacked up on stands I really ought to do them as well
The only thing I am replacing that was not at all planned is the front cross member as it turned out to be rotten and cant believe the previous owners mechanic didn't notice or comment about this and nothing on previous MOT's either. So fortunately found one and just have the great joy of fitting it!
Just as an update a week on and upgrades still ongoing wheels just picked up for a colour change and repairs. I will be posting some photos of everything that’s been happening over the weekend as think I deserve a weekend off if I can stay away!
The jury is still out as to whether I'm lucky or not... but I've got rid of the three amigos, and now I'm dealing with the srs light unable to communicate with it. HELP!!!
Hi
I am new to this site.
I am living in Rwanda and have a 1999 P38 Diesel which I use on a daily basis.
I have the, seemingly common, problem of trouble starting when the engine is hot.
I was wondering if anyone can help to let me know where I can buy the timer relay kit that people have mentioned to fix this problem.
RangeRoller dt
RangeRoller dt
The timer relay (hotstart kit) is required for earlier models only. an MY 1999 won’t need it.
Presuming air is not entering the system, What you are likely suffering from is chain stretch/worn fip. Look at ‘static timing’ in RAVE. You could possibly get away with giving the fip a slight tap towards the engine (that’s the direction it needs adjusting to)
I am also adding waterless coolant and had it up to Gareth at Empire tuning before I started he had a drive and said its fast already and some sort of mapping and maybe switchable so once I am finished with my works few hours with Gareth and lets see what it tests at so I can let my insurer know!

Then I will have to think of the next thing maybe something with Ashcroft to upgrade the gearbox I think.
Continuing upgrades to my 2003 TD5 Some parts on back order or under the dining room table. The list is so far new brakes, braided brake lines, upgraded pads and discs to terrafirma, new hubs, callipers and hub carriers. An upgraded VGT from Allisport along with upgraded intercooler, new radiator and upgraded electric fan, all new silicone cooling / water and turbo pipes. and a Ceramic coated exhaust manifold.
TDI 200 Steering Wheel nut torque setting.

Hello, can anyone tell me the torque setting for the steering wheel nut please? I think it's 35nm, does that sound right? Thanks, in advance..
miktdish
miktdish
Is there one ?
Just tighten it so there is no movement...
Lephreek
Lephreek
Ah I see, thank you.
Hi I'm John retired and living in the North East of England. I own a classic Range Rover under restoration a 1996 P38 v8 and have just bought a 2003 Discovery 2 Metropolice v8/Lpg. My son(ex land rover mechanic and auto electrician) helps keep them on the road and runs a 2008 Disco 3 tdv6. We have also owned three other Range Rovers and a disco 1v8/Lpg. What started all this was my first 3 door v8 R. Rover in the 80'
Hi I am restoring a 1970 LWB series 2A diesel. I am missing the 3 bolts for the starter motor. Does anyone know which bolts I should buy?
Hi - Did you ever get your S3 gearbox working correctly? I have just finished my 76 resto and didn't really do anything to the gearbox other than fit new bearings and seals. It makes horrid noises and jumps out of first. I'd be interested in buying new innards for it, but don't really know what's knackered and what's not.

Cheers
Andrew
Hi Captain B, sorry to trouble you, but I have to remove the engine from my 2014 Freelander and after reading your adventures of engine removals, which you have mastered, 3 and a half hours Wow!! could you give me some pointers on the removal sequence?
Kind Regards
Tony
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CaptainB
Hi Tony,
I wish you luck with your engine removal. I've written a post on the forum with the steps I went through. Hopefully it will help you and others. I also hope that other people will add to it with additional information and corrections.

I hope that helps.
All the best,
Paul.

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fashratty
Hi Paul,
Many thanks for your reply, I will have a good read of your experiences.
Kind regards
Tony
Hello, just joined, added a profile and, some replies.

I am ancient, can tune my carbs to easily pass MOT's but I am computer illiterate and don't want to offend anyone by my ignorance.
I can understand "like" but.
What are trophys?
Why do I receive emails taking me to your site, but, I don't know what to do then?
Different functions of bell and envelope click ons?
I am Series 1 age not Range Rover, can you help.
Hi Steve

Thanks for sending those references to me regarding my temperature sender for my Series 3 engine. I did some research and it looks like I can purchase the adapter bush which which screws into the engine head (part ERC 9432 and a suitable copper washer) and then get a temperature sender to suit a Smiths gauge to screw into the adapter.

Best regards

Guido
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