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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Stornoway Grey

My fans weren't working on the interior heating, so spoke to the previous to the previous owner as they were in the same family, who told me the resistor was faulty and they had taken one out of another that I condemned due to massive electrical failure, to my surprise, there was no resistor fitted at all! Shocked Turns out, the guy forgot to actually put the replacement resistor in, parked the car up, then did a deal with his brother who only used it briefly and left it mostly parked up. Now has a brand new resistor fitted, I have left the car at my workshop for the night, for the first time with the battery being left connected over night, to see if the battery drain that I was told it has, has stopped. It has only been left over night once at the MOT centre with the battery connected, and it started fine the next day and that was before I fitted a new resistor.

Missing being in the Range Rover already, but also love my van.

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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Stornoway Grey

I fitted the custom exhaust yesterday and found a slight issue with how it sits as my other TD6 has a Westfalia detachable towbar and this one has a fixed towbar, so had to fit custom exhaust hangers, and the pipe ends sit a little low. I will look another day at options on how to adjust the pipes up a bit more, but for now, I am happy with them. Curiously, not as loud on this TD6 as they were on the other one. But still sounds nicer with the throatier grumble. Also no longer have a battery drain as far as I can tell.
I left the car at the workshop over night and it started up the next day without any issues.

Just need to sort the central locking motor out on the drivers door next. But at the moment, the beast is not in use as I have needed to do a few things that I am only willing to use a van for Laughing


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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Stornoway Grey

The little changes seem to keep happening and I can't help myself Rolling with laughter

Hated the standard grill, so went and got one the correct colour from a 4.2 Supercharged model that is being broken in Lydd.

I really want to get the L405 style grill though, but they are ridiculous money at the moment.



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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Stornoway Grey

I spent my Birthday yesterday on a 5 hour round road trip collecting my new to me recovery trailer.
Decided to take the Range Rover for comfort, also because I haven't wired up the vans towbar electrics yet.

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England 2018 Range Rover Autobiography SDV8 Corris Grey

Looking good there sir First time FFRR owner

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United Kingdom 2005 Range Rover Vogue Td6 Stornoway Grey

Ok, things have taken a bit of a funny turn. I barely use the Range Rover now as I have a huge car collection, which I am slimming down a bit, So I have now sold this beast to the guy who was paying my other RR down in instalments, so have transferred the balance over to this one and now ended up in the short run keeping Matty. I am in the process of getting a few things sorted out, BUT, I am looking at getting a much newer L322 or an early L405 next within the next year. But looking at getting Matty back on the road as a fun toy.

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