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 Animal's chewed exhaust temp cable under the car |
topgeartowers
 28th Nov 2021 5:18pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 1 · Views: 400 · Subject: Animal's chewed exhaust temp cable under the car |
Hi all,
Started the L322 ('12 TDV8) this AM and dash came up with red 'Restricted Performance'. Called out LR assistance, who did some diagnosis.
Turns out an animal (a fox I suppose) has chewe ... |
| Over-excited fuel gauge |
topgeartowers
28th Jun 2019 3:52pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 10 · Views: 1695 · Subject: Over-excited fuel gauge |
| Thanks so much for the quick advice! |
| Over-excited fuel gauge |
topgeartowers
28th Jun 2019 1:57pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 10 · Views: 1695 · Subject: Over-excited fuel gauge |
Yes, 4.4 TDV8
That service bulletin is really, really helpful.
Do they tend to 'get worse' (more inaccurate fuel gauge) or am I just looking at a fail eventually?
Cheers |
| Over-excited fuel gauge |
topgeartowers
28th Jun 2019 1:27pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 10 · Views: 1695 · Subject: Over-excited fuel gauge |
| 2012 Westminster |
| Over-excited fuel gauge |
topgeartowers
28th Jun 2019 12:54pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 10 · Views: 1695 · Subject: Over-excited fuel gauge |
| As a way of getting the car in quicker? Or because you think its about to totally conk out? |
| Over-excited fuel gauge |
topgeartowers
28th Jun 2019 12:36pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 10 · Views: 1695 · Subject: Over-excited fuel gauge |
Hey lads,
My Westie has started getting over excited with the fuel gauge. A few days ago it was creeping down to 54miles to empty, then whilst in solid traffic shot up to 121miles to empty. Then sl ... |
| Buying help re L322 Overfinch |
topgeartowers
3rd Jun 2019 2:03pm
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Forum: General · Replies: 16 · Views: 4743 · Subject: Buying help re L322 Overfinch |
Depending on service history and the state once you get up close (does everything work, state of the paint etc), in my opinion that is a £25k - £27k car
Its sub 50k miles, Jan '13 (so last of the ... |
| Advice on sinking Westie |
topgeartowers
17th Apr 2019 6:58pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 4 · Views: 1140 · Subject: Advice on sinking Westie |
| Thanks lads - will do! |
| Advice on sinking Westie |
topgeartowers
16th Apr 2019 3:12pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 4 · Views: 1140 · Subject: Advice on sinking Westie |
Hi all,
So my 2012 RR is irregularly sinking on the nearside rear. Sometimes in the morning it's slightly low, then whilst parked at work on a very slight incline, it usually sits low by the end of ... |
| 2009 Westie |
topgeartowers
10th Apr 2019 8:25am
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Forum: My Range Rover · Replies: 12 · Views: 2844 · Subject: 2009 Westie |
| I thought all Westminsters were 2012 cars, as it was a run model? Did they make them earlier than that? |
| [Wanted] LED rear light |
topgeartowers
20th Mar 2019 6:06pm
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Forum: For Sale & Wanted · Replies: 4 · Views: 1021 · Subject: [Wanted] LED rear light |
I've got a rear right tail light from my low mileage 2012 Westminister. I replaced it because it was occasionally getting condensation inside.
I think there is a DIY fix - so if you want make me an ... |
| General Grabber AT3 255 55 R20 |
topgeartowers
19th Mar 2019 6:28pm
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Forum: Wheels & Tyres · Replies: 112 · Views: 39858 · Subject: General Grabber AT3 255 55 R20 |
| I got the car with 36 all round, changed to 34/36 as per door shuts and felt the car dived a bit more under braking. Will be going back to 36 all round! |
| L322 Key Fob Upgrade in 3 Steps |
topgeartowers
15th Mar 2019 4:14pm
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Forum: Maintenance & Mods (L322) · Replies: 15 · Views: 5046 · Subject: L322 Key Fob Upgrade in 3 Steps |
This looks cool - thanks for posting!
Does it mean you lose the physical key that hides inside? |
| Help identifying a piece of trim |
topgeartowers
9th Feb 2019 3:49pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 9 · Views: 2359 · Subject: Help identifying a piece of trim |
That’s exactly what it is, did the pair of mine PITA job!
They look like they just slot on? Maybe some adhesive at the top to hold it? What did you have to do? |
| Help identifying a piece of trim |
topgeartowers
9th Feb 2019 3:47pm
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Forum: Technical (L322) · Replies: 9 · Views: 2359 · Subject: Help identifying a piece of trim |
To me it’s the rubber trim that fits on the tailgate glass.
Myself and others have removed there’s.
https://www.island-4x4.co.uk/moulding-strip-genuine-ded500180-p-34716.html
https://www ... |
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