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Water Ingress Driver Side
You say the sun roofs where sealed... have they been removed or just sealed off? I ask, because it looks like the water is from the sun roof drains. -
Still have trouble with 2006 Supercharged code
Give Nathan a call, http://www.usarovers.com/ (call for Rover parts ask for Nathan 502-222-5859)- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Wiper blades
Best will be from the dealer actually, but otherwise whatever type you like from autozone or advance auto. I find that oddly the dealership wipers will last the longest.- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Still have trouble with 2006 Supercharged code
If you have the 4.2SC, this may help https://www.rangerovers.net/threads/p0128-haunting-me.347050/#post-2333767- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Still have trouble with 2006 Supercharged code
Sounds like a bad coolant temp sensor. about a $30 part.- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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2015 LR4 Raise and Lower question
Welcome to the forum. This sounds like the air suspension pump is making noises. This could just be it makes noise, or it could be having issues.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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Hello from NC!
Welcome to the forum. Does your dealership do annual off road trips? Most used to do this.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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Still have trouble with 2006 Supercharged code
First Welcome to the forum. Are you saying you have a P0106 Code? If so this is for a MAP Sensor, it has nothing to do with the Fan or coolant system.- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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New Member in Indianapolis, USA
Welcome to the manual. If by manual you mean service manual, you will have to pay daily/monthly/yearly for a good one. If you are just looking for an owners manual try eBay. The radio could be an issue with sunroof drains leaking in behind the dash or in the back corners of the Rover where...- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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New Member Selling his RR L322 + a lot of extra stuff
Welcome to the forum. And correct you haven't been a member long enough or with enough posts to post in the for sale section. Attempt by site owners to keep spam down.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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2013 LR4
I presume you are a pilot? I am a sport pilot enjoying the life of experimental aircraft. I had a 1946 Ercoupe up till last year.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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New 2011 LR4 owner in Texas
Welcome to the forum. Nice looking rover.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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2013 LR4
Welcome to the forum. Here is the site I use to find shops... read reviews to see if they are any good. https://www.lrshops.com/search?q=tuscon- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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New member here but ghosted LRW since June...
Welcome to the forum.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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overheating and Nozzle
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Introduction - Thinking of Coming Back to LR Fold
Welcome to the forum. For a family I would recommend the LR4. Similar to the D2 it would be an excellent family vehicle and capable off road. I currently have a RRS, it if they put a 3rd row seat in the back I hope them made the whole vehicle bigger. I can't even fold down the rear seats...- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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Parking Brake Module issues
I have to say you are the only person I know of that has gone this far to fix the rovers parking brakes. Is it required to pass MOT? If not I wouldn't recommend fixing it. It will bind up and break in a few years. I am pretty sure you need the rover computer to reprogram the system. My 2008...- joey
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- Forum: Range Rover
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Service Manual
You can get the online version for a monthly fee. I haven't used them, but hear they are good.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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New Jaguar/Rover Dealership Opening 10/18/21 in Houston (Clear Lake), TX
If new, then I would hope they would be good. Bad reviews are never good for a new business no matter what.- joey
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- Forum: Introduction
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'Fogging' of head light covers on my 2010 LR4
I have bought products off of Amazon that fix this, it requires several steps to get it done, but they work. Clean, wet sand, wet sand again, clean, UV protect.- joey
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