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Alex1976 Member Since: 22 Mar 2023 Location: Bucks Posts: 106 |
If they are from an L405 with the metal valve stems then they swap in as ‘plug and play’ without any issues. If they are the newer type that are now used by JLR with the rubber valve stems then they still work but you need to code them to your car. |
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21st Jan 2024 7:26pm |
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jjames Member Since: 20 Jan 2024 Location: Scotland Posts: 10 |
Thank you. That's really informative. Do you happen to know a date for the change? I suppose I can always look at the stem!
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21st Jan 2024 7:47pm |
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Alex1976 Member Since: 22 Mar 2023 Location: Bucks Posts: 106 |
I think the change occurred in line with the change from L405 to L460 but not 100% certain on that.
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21st Jan 2024 8:48pm |
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jjames Member Since: 20 Jan 2024 Location: Scotland Posts: 10 |
Thank you. I'll go and investigate
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21st Jan 2024 9:01pm |
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hmallett Member Since: 21 Jan 2024 Location: Mid-Wales Posts: 52 |
@jjames - Did you by any chance buy your car from Barnet?
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23rd Jan 2024 7:12pm |
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jjames Member Since: 20 Jan 2024 Location: Scotland Posts: 10 |
I did! I'm sorry if I beat you to that one. Those wheels are just too big! They dont look too gangster but are a bit of a liability where I live. |
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23rd Jan 2024 7:26pm |
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