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PLC Member Since: 23 May 2022 Location: Stafford Posts: 18 |
I think it is Part Number: LR023142 but there is a good chance you cracked it when you removed the doughnut as it goes very brittle with age |
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17th Feb 2024 12:18pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
Thanks 👍 ordered.
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17th Feb 2024 1:51pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
I have to say the oven cleaner appears to be the way to go with cleaning the intake.
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17th Feb 2024 3:19pm |
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JamboM3 Member Since: 28 Jul 2021 Location: Berkshire Posts: 180 |
How long did the oven cleaner/cleaning part take? And what did you do with the mess after |
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17th Feb 2024 6:21pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
Okay so I have used nearly 3 tins of oven cleaner. I’ve probably done 6-8 applications over a couple of days. Gave a good coat, leave for 30 mins to soak, then agitate for 5 mins with the radiator brush, before rinsing with a hose. Repeat..
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17th Feb 2024 7:43pm |
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TJNZ Member Since: 17 Apr 2022 Location: Auckland Posts: 19 |
Props to you for giving it a go, your obviously very handy. I bought my 2017 4.4 SDV8 almost 2 years ago. It had been imported from the UK by an independant dealer here in NZ and I traded my 2015 RRS SCV8 on it. Its had some of the usual problems including the oil cooler and transfer case which both have been replaced under warranty. I have also had all the fluids changed diffs, transmission etc so it has a good start in my ownership. I have enjoyed doing some minor mods - mudflaps, side steps, 20inch LR rims sparayed and now fitted with AT tyres plus other bits and pieces. It has cost a bit but I really love the car and a superb tourer. Great job with the repairs I hope it will be a fantastic car for you! 2017 L405 Vogue SDV8 AB |
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17th Feb 2024 8:48pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
Thanks 👍 I’ve always loved taking things apart since I was a kid.
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18th Feb 2024 8:07am |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
A bit more cleaned and refitted today. Hopefully I’ll finish it in the morning. Throttle body cleaned up well.
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23rd Feb 2024 6:03pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
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24th Feb 2024 11:57am |
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JamboM3 Member Since: 28 Jul 2021 Location: Berkshire Posts: 180 |
Satisfying to see it all clean!
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25th Feb 2024 4:31pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
I can’t say to be honest as I’ve only owned the car two weeks before I did the work. But I would say it runs sweet, a really nice idle etc so cleaning it out can only improve it 🤷♂️ |
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25th Feb 2024 5:00pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
I hate having to slam the bonnet shut so I ordered a new alarm switch to see if that fixes it.
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2nd Mar 2024 3:41pm |
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JamboM3 Member Since: 28 Jul 2021 Location: Berkshire Posts: 180 |
This is useful! I have to slam mine and the noise is god awful, always liked the click/push to latch on my L322, thought this was a feature not a bug!
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4th Mar 2024 9:01pm |
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Richie N Member Since: 29 Dec 2023 Location: Kent Posts: 328 |
Worth a look. I’ve also noticed my bonnet is higher on the switch side of the car - the panel gap is much bigger. So perhaps the bonnet alignment needs adjustment, which will bring the loop down lower into the latch- which would make sense. |
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4th Mar 2024 9:18pm |
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