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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Nearly 200 miles covered in just 3 days and it has been good as gold. No coolant loss, starts every time, alternator charges properly, So today we went to the coast for the day, and after eating lunch in the car, I decided to take it down a byway again.
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11th Sep 2020 6:01pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Still a strange feeling using this as my daily driver again. Great to drive, glad it is back on the road properly again.
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12th Sep 2020 3:11pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Brand new parking sensor fitted by me at the bodyshop, and the rear bumper fully resprayed, the car was expected to be there up to 6 weeks. Boy was I surprised when I got the call to say, it's done
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16th Sep 2020 4:57pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
The new LED lights arrived this morning. Would be rude not to get them fitted
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17th Sep 2020 10:20pm |
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jim4244 Member Since: 31 May 2012 Location: UK Posts: 853 |
Are the rear LED lights a straight swap or do you need to reconfigure anything?
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18th Sep 2020 7:20am |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
The lights are straight forward to fit. If you want to go back through my diary to the much earlier pages, you will find the information needed to wire them up. I will add though, since the first lot of lights that I fitted, the metal clips are rubbish and don't even remotely hold these in anymore and can't be bent without snapping or coming off the lights. So I just snapped them off and use double sided gorilla mounting tape to keep them in place. The fiddliest part is routing the wires. But pretty easy to fit. |
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18th Sep 2020 7:45am |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
It has only taken 4 years to find the interior that I want I now have the full cream interior to replace the blue interior. Rear seats already fitted. Just the front seats to do tomorrow.
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25th Sep 2020 6:00pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Only took 4 years but the seats are all now the colour I wanted. Just need to replace the side bolster panels which I have, just haven't fitted, and then another day I will fit the replacement door cards, leaving only the damaged steering wheel to deal with
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26th Sep 2020 9:44am |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
It has been one of those days. My Discovery was recovered to the garage with the exhaust problem, but what really got me was, I needed to go up with the car, so went to take my Range Rover, and BONG, low coolant displayed on the dash in front of the AA man right after me telling him how reliable these cars are
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1st Oct 2020 5:12pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Top hose replaced, I think I have bled the system properly, Oscar is back ready to use. Just in time to be parked up while I deal with the campervan I was meant to be taking the V8 on a road trip to Hertfordshire today, but ended up driving the C-Max. For once, I don't have pictures. Curiously, the heater valve being replaced has come back as faulty again but the part is brand new. My next planned job on Oscar is to finally get the drivers side sidestep back on. The replacement has been sat in my garden for quite a few months now. |
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6th Oct 2020 8:40pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Had a day off mostly from the daily grind. Collected a replacement propshaft using my Range Rover for the Discovery 3 that I have, and headed to the coast for some laning and lunch on the beach.
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13th Oct 2020 5:03pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Just a little update, and thank you for the messages received checking up on me.
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15th Nov 2020 12:29pm |
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Swipe Member Since: 31 Aug 2018 Location: Rustington, West Sussex Posts: 101 |
Jesus mate sorry to hear you been going through some like that.
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15th Nov 2020 2:54pm |
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green-oval-nut Member Since: 02 Sep 2016 Location: Tunbridge Wells, Kent Posts: 929 |
Thanks. Police are involved, but it boils down to getting independent witnesses and evidence. She has been a thorn in the side for both the police and the landlord and has been doing stuff not only to me but others for many years and is not only well known, but well practiced in making sure she isn't caught. So it's just a matter of waiting until she screws up. |
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15th Nov 2020 5:11pm |
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