I use waterless wash/wax it's these drive in car washes they blast the wheel arches which is where Landrover in there wisdom
Put all the electrical connectors thus causing corrosion and dings and bongs on the dash
I would not dare say there are dirty vehicles on this forum
Cheers

Well it's been four weeks since I fiddled with the rear height sensor wires. They've been repaired some time in the past, were loose (see pic earlier up) and all I did was lash them up with electrical tape and unplug the connector, add some Contralube contact gel and re-plug.

No misbehaviours since then.

So I'm calling this one solved.



Or have I jinxed it now?
. Cheers, Greg
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