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Possible new owner in GA
Welcome to the forum. Like all vehicles, proper maintenance and care can mean the difference between a good experience and a bad one. I would recommend checking to make sure every option works, A/C and heat blow as needed, hopefully the airbags don't leak down. Drive it and listen for clunks...- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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AC isn’t cold
A 2003 will be 134a, No special tools just to attempt to add. There are 2 rules of thought here, one buy a can with a gauge put on the low side of the A/C system turn the vehicle on, turn on the A/C and if the gauge reads low, fill until it shows in the middle of the green on the gauge. Rule... -
G'Day from Houston
Be careful with K&N, if it is over oiled it will kill your MAF Sensor.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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G'Day from Houston
Welcome to the forum. At 180,000 on the clock, I would recommend changing all the fluids hoses and belts so you know where things stand. Usually the first owner takes great care (under warranty), second owner drives it till it breaks, then the third owner cheaply fixes stuff or does nothing...- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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new lr4
Welcome to the forum. I would suggest asking in the LR4 section, someone there may know where to get one.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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New LR4 Owner in Kansas City
Nice looking rover. Hope things work out.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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Greetings from New Mexico
Welcome to the forum. We can always use a few good DIY Rover members.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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O2 Sensor codes...
Clean the MAF sensor and make sure the airbox is closed, and use a paper filter not a K&N oil type.- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Codes and no start
Sounds like a MAF issue, it may be dirty or the air box lid is not on correctly. I would also check the battery just to make sure it isn't going dead. -
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my range rover battery completely drained on the motorway!!
Wow, sorry to hear this.- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Hi from Aruba
Welcome to the forum. Contact Nathan in my Signature, he has the ability to unlock ECU's and such. Or he may be able to point you in the right direction. By the way I love Aruba, one of my favorite places I have ever visited.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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Hi
Welcome to the forum. Start by changing all the fluids and enjoy driving.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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Disco 2 Drive Shaft question
As long as it has grease-able fittings either will be fine. But do something very soon, when the driveshaft fails and it will, it will destroy the transmission and you will have a very large paperweight. -
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Disco II slow rear leak
I would say it is a 2 on the DYI scale of 1-10 10 being an transmission rebuild. Cost, Check Atlantic British for pricing or call around Nathan in my Signature can get you a good deal on Lifetime airbags. -
Ft Walton/Destin, FL Rovers...?
https://www.lrshops.com/landrovershops/florida/- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Disco II slow rear leak
If the bags are not leaking the connection or line is. -
Cracked head?
http://www.usarovers.com/ (call for Rover parts ask for Nathan 502-222-5859)
