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Benfelrr



Member Since: 27 May 2012
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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Tonga Green

Nice one mate. Mine is three quarters of its way through a refresh / refurb and I did not think it was possible to have spent as much as I have! Still it will be great when it is back on the road. It can drive me to my second job that I will need to complete the works! Very Happy Now my GSX-R wants in on the action with racehead bearings doing.... never ends. 2011 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 TDV8
2003 VW Golf V6 4motion
2001 Range Rover Vogue 4.6
1982 Range Rover in VOGUE
1990 Range Rover Vogue SE
2007 Audi A6 Avant Le Mans Quattro S-Line 3.0 TDI
2007 Skoda Ovtavia 2.0 TDI L&K
2007 GSX-R 750 K7

Post #619739 12th Jan 2022 6:45pm
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coopss



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Location: Hampshire
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Love a P38! Yours looks good - hang on to it. Here is a picture of my old one:


 1995 4.6 v8, green/tan (long gone)
2005 4.8iS X5, blue/black
2011 4.4 tdv8, black/black (gone)
2003 3.0d X5, Oxford green/black/manual
2021 p575 SVR, BR green/vintage tan

Post #619751 12th Jan 2022 8:19pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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I'm thinking after x3 years in storage I'm going to replace the brakes all round , complete set. Discs, pads and calipers. I just fitted rear pads as they were down as low on the last mot there was a good 3 mil left lower than I would like. I checked them all at the same time the rear calipers pushed back OK I should have checked the front calipers for ease of movement but didn't Rolling Eyes. Some years ago I fitted groved and drilled discs which iv come to hate .
Advanced factors have some decent stuff and there service is fantastic. Also need to find a slight blow on the exhaust hopefully just the seal on the front box.

Head bearings will be fun iv just fitted new to my DAS bikes as part of my winter services.

Wow just checked pads and discs in 2014 the year I got the car I did a complete overhaul then but no calipers

Post #619759 12th Jan 2022 10:21pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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Bit of a rattle on cold start this morning it went away almost immediately I'm thinking 1 of the lifters is draining back over night. Time for oil and filter change next.

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Benfelrr



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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Vogue TDV8 Tonga Green

Gsxr1250dave wrote:
I'm thinking after x3 years in storage I'm going to replace the brakes all round , complete set. Discs, pads and calipers. I just fitted rear pads as they were down as low on the last mot there was a good 3 mil left lower than I would like. I checked them all at the same time the rear calipers pushed back OK I should have checked the front calipers for ease of movement but didn't Rolling Eyes. Some years ago I fitted groved and drilled discs which iv come to hate .
Advanced factors have some decent stuff and there service is fantastic. Also need to find a slight blow on the exhaust hopefully just the seal on the front box.

Head bearings will be fun iv just fitted new to my DAS bikes as part of my winter services.

Wow just checked pads and discs in 2014 the year I got the car I did a complete overhaul then but no calipers



Yeah agreed, I am going to do the same with the brakes. Yeah Head bearings will be a joy.... just wondering whether the garage roof is actually up to the task. Thinking on balance possibly not and using that as a very lazy excuse to farm the job out! Good luck with the P38. 2011 Range Rover Vogue 4.4 TDV8
2003 VW Golf V6 4motion
2001 Range Rover Vogue 4.6
1982 Range Rover in VOGUE
1990 Range Rover Vogue SE
2007 Audi A6 Avant Le Mans Quattro S-Line 3.0 TDI
2007 Skoda Ovtavia 2.0 TDI L&K
2007 GSX-R 750 K7

Post #620250 16th Jan 2022 9:15pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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Cheers Ben, did an Italian tune up visiting a mate, sensible drive back saw 22mpg at 1 point picture taken on the driveway when I got back.

Post #620259 16th Jan 2022 11:13pm
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RRover



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2012 Range Rover Westminster TDV8 Causeway Grey

Some years ago I fitted groved and drilled discs which iv come to hate . Neutral

What was the agro with the grooved and drilled disks by the way good sir? Question

Post #620261 17th Jan 2022 7:02am
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Gsxr1250dave



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Just the feel of them and I'm sure I can feel the groves dragging when braking.

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Sandyt



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United Kingdom 2007 Range Rover Supercharged 4.2 SC V8 Buckingham Blue

Mines a 1997 Gems 4.6 same colour but a special edition model - dont you just love the point and hope drag link steering Smile

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dhallworth



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United Kingdom 2012 Range Rover Autobiography TDV8 Baltic Blue

Love and P38 steering are not words I’d ever use in the same sentence Laughing

One of the first jobs I do when I buy a P38 is replace all of the bushes on the front end with genuine LR ones. Especially the radius arms as it usually makes a huge difference to the steering.

Just in the process of putting the dash back in ours after replacing the heater matrix. Have gone for an Audi core this time and some silicon hose to do away with the bloody o-rings.

David. 2002 4.6 Vogue SE - Alveston Red with Lightstone Leather
2007 Range Rover Supercharged in Java Black with Ivory Leather
2012 Range Rover 5.0 SC Autobiography in Indus Silver with Jet/Ivory Interior
2012 Range Rover 4.4 TDV8 Autobiography in Baltic Blue with Sand Interior

Post #621888 30th Jan 2022 7:24pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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I uprated my heater matrix O rings after original type failed on me twice, think they were just ever so slightly thicker that and the nut and bolt mod seems to have fixed it for good. Now iv gone and done it will prob leak on me now.

Post #621912 30th Jan 2022 9:31pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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Replaced the rear wiper motor, now all fixed I can clear my rear screen. Also did a stone chip repair its 98% better. Next on the list is a machine polish and sealant iv not polished it in over x3 years so the paints held up well in storage.

Post #622253 2nd Feb 2022 6:33pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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Time for new cats mine have collapsed restricting performance and rattling like mad, 22 years old I mean ffs only 22 years and they pack up what is landrover thinking of fitting such poor quality parts 😢.

Still nice new ones on there way and I will refit my old centre delete pipe for giggles.

Post #622440 4th Feb 2022 1:10pm
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Huttopia



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How much are the new cats Dave?

Post #622651 5th Feb 2022 11:18pm
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Gsxr1250dave



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I'm getting them for just under £200 with x3 year warrenty

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