do you mean the Invery Bluetooth adapter ?

https://invery.com/products/airdual-blueto...land-rover

Yes, I do. Thanks autocorrect! It's a shame that the quality isn't great, the audio cuts and changes every 4-5s. I'm not sure if it's my phone or the unit. I'll test with another phone.

Front disks sorted today. After a quick test drive, the soft test grumbly feel has gone and the brakes now feel firmer and more confidence inspiring.

For reference it's Brembo disks from Euro Cap Parts and Febi pads from Autodoc. As an aside, Autodoc messed me around with disks and wear sensors so badly that I'm never using them again.

Jobs this weekend, rear arch liners and sill covers off then rust treatment and Lanoguard.

Good luck, hope it’s not too bad under the sill plastics. Bottom of the rear arches tends to be the nightmare bit, all repairable but a bit of a faff.

Mine ended up ok after a bit of light work;

So far so good, the worst bit by far has been the metal that holds on the lower panel under the front side vents

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All sorted. I used Nutrarust to treat the rust then Lanoguard to seal everything from front to back from the coming winter. The rear arches weren't too bad but not good for a 12 year old car. More worrying was the mount as per my earlier post. Both were bad but now sorted. If you've not checked yours, pull of the trims and check them!

I also managed to sort out the random rattle above 50mph. I pulled the side vents off and used some padded double sided tape between the black plastic and the painted metal. Voila, no more rattle as the speed rises.

When fittind the old trim protector and the new ones (the Freelander part that is cut to size), I covered the arch area, inside and out, in the Lanoguard grease as well as packing some in the trim strip too. Similarly with the lower trim mount, it was covered in the Lanoguard grease on the inside before mounting and then the outside once it was on the car. Hopefully everything is now ready for the winter!

The car does smell slightly of sheep at the moment, hopefully that's something that will fade away over the coming days.

A few pictures from the weekend:
Treating the lower trim mount

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Morning,

Have you removed this plastic trim yet?

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Yes, that's the after pic. The sill covers came off, the foam insert out, arch liners off etc. Nutrarust on the rust, once dry then Lanoguard everywhere including in the sills

Top job! Lanoguard will be sponsoring you soon 👍

My inspiration was from Sam's Motors and Machines, much more effective use of sponsorship than me 😂

Went to the gym today and saw a twin in the car park

I created a better mount for my Android screen. 1.5mm aluminium plate, bent into shape with a vice and a 3/8 extension bar to created the curve. The screen is mounted on using high strength velcro. Super simple and very effective.

Then a USB hub installed to power the screen for Android Auto and a cleaner run for the power to the wireless charging phone holder. Much better than trailing wires!

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Looking very tidy, well done.

J

Fresh boots for the fattie today. Continental 3 Peak all seasons on each corner, 255/55/R20 so slightly up from the 255/50s. If the speedo is out I'll adjust it with the Gap tool.

The previous mix were Admirals on the front and then Rodains on the rear. Ride is immediately better and the car more planted, at least for a Range Rover. Happy days.