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Hello,

New here, since two months proud owner of an '03 TD6.

First Range Rover, had some experience with Defender.
Really love the car. She is a real workhorse.

Had done my first service, replaced the brakes and checked/cleaned the alternator.
Next on my list, replace the volt regulator, a joint at the servo-pump.
And some visual upgrades.

greetings

hello all
happy to be a new member

Hi, Im very please to find this group. I have a 2002 L322 td6 and my Quest até this moment is to find an upgrade to my radio unit.
Cheers

Hi guys great forum here very informative
Got a td6 2005 model
No doubt will see you in the advice threads soon!

Hi Everyone

Hoping to find some solutions and answers to my amazing l322

Hello Everyone,

I must say what a well built site with a library full of info and knowledge.
Currently got a discovery 2 which we've had for years, now on the look out for a 2011/12 range rover.

Kind regards

Peter

Hi all,

Just a quick hello as I'm new here and have begun to search for a 4.4TDV8.

My car history would best be described as eclectic as I tend to like the weird, wonderful, biggest, smallest, most diverse range of cars you can imagine from classics to moderns and everything in between. The one thing that unites all the cars I like is that they are all in some way special or unusual.

I'm a stickler for preventative maintenance and generally cars become in better and better condition as I own them - to the detriment of my wallet but the benefit of the car.

At the moment I have a near polar opposite 4x4 to a Range Rover - a Panda 4x4 Cross, although with all its modern luxuries and surprising capabilities it's kind of like a micro Range Rover - if you squint a bit...

I look forward to finding the right car and being involved with the forum.

Matt.

Hi everyone TDV8 owner and part time mechanic

Hi all, have owned a few Land/range rovers over the years, also worked on many And LPG converted many more. Currently have a Range Rover 4.4 on LPG and a Freelander 2, 3.2 on LPG. Thought it about time I joined the forum rather than sneak reading in the background
If anyone has any problems with LPG on the Range rovers I will be happy to help.
Mick Bird

Hi All,
I'm a regular on the Disco3 forum but have just acquired a 2005 Supercharged FFRR.
Looking forward to picking the think-tank this side to solve the minor issues with my new Beast!

Thanks in advance!!

Congo Boy

Mick the gas wrote:

Hi all, have owned a few Land/range rovers over the years, also worked on many And LPG converted many more. Currently have a Range Rover 4.4 on LPG and a Freelander 2, 3.2 on LPG. Thought it about time I joined the forum rather than sneak reading in the background
If anyone has any problems with LPG on the Range rovers I will be happy to help.
Mick Bird

Welcome to the forum, I too have a 4.4 FF on LPG, runs a treat and I've recently bought a (cheapish) diagnostic interface so I can hopefully have a look and learn how that all works and is configured (Prins).

Your message re. the 3.2 Freelander just reminded me of when I had a newly released Freelander 2 as a loan car in Australia whilst my early D3 was at the dealers for one of it's many issue fixing sessions. I looked at the back which said "1.6", I drove it around for a day and remember thinking bl00dy hell, this goes really well for a 1.6 litre, until I realise it actually said I6 on the back...

Jon 1992 RR Classic 3.9 efi Vogue
2014 Disco 4 HSE
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Both my fatties now gone...
Previous: 2011 L322 4.4 TDV8 Vogue SE /// 2002 L322 4.4 V8 HSE /// 2009 Discovery 3 2.7 TDV6 XS /// 2004 Defender 90 TD5 /// 1993 110 V8 Snatch Landrover /// 2005 Discovery 3 2.7 TDV6 SE (Aus) /// 1990 110 Isuzu 3.9 County (Aus) /// 1976 Series III Trayback (Aus)

Hi also new here I have a 4.4 with lpg looking for some advice after engine change if possible had alot of range rover a over the years loved them all

Hi, I'm Tim. I have recently got a 4.2 supercharged RR, but have a Classic & a P38 needing done up. The Classic was my main car for over a decade until I decided to do it up a few years ago but then life got in the way. 5 years of Audi A8 and I needed a Range Rover again. Boy they've changed!

Lots to do as I got it cheap. Gas, towbar, fix phone and telly (maybe), try to get a spare key without spending £300 in the process, spruce it up and get smaller wheels with fatter tyres. And whatever else comes up

welcome to the forum chaps..
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