I’ve previously had 2 V8’s (not LR) that have had ticking like I think you’re describing. In both cases snugging up the exhaust manifold bolts cured the tick. I’m not sure if I would have been able to pinpoint the leaks with a hose or not. Good luck on it.
That’s similar to how my Canadian DRL works, except I can still flash the dip switch and get high beams momentarily.
Cool! RRC’s are worth some money these days.
Should be good for another 300,000 miles!
I don’t think you should use 100% concentrate. If you’ve flushed the system with water, you could then add the 100% coolant to the pure water left in the system. Then you’ll end up somewhere in the 50% range.
It looks like the P38 faired a lot better.
I wonder how impressed his female passengers were?
Ok Pierre. IIRC you just fold a lock (or 2?) out of the way and flip the bonnet back to the windscreen.
Pierre, it’s not as difficult as it sounds. I think Rave tells you how. I’ve done it myself without any assistance.
Great find Richard!
Wow. I’m reading with interest. You’re very persistent Richard and thanks for keeping us informed on the way.
I’m glad you got it working.
Does anyone know if the parts (eg bearings etc) to rebuild a pump are available? (I know where to get seals). I have a spare pump that needs more than seals to make it a functional spare.
I’ve had Gorilla tape on mine for a few years with no issues.
Ok thanks. I’ll try to keep that in mind when I have an issue.
Out of curiosity, would Nanocom’s wheel location confusion also apply to my Disco 2, or is this specifically an issue for the P38.
That makes sense.
I was also thinking warped discs, but how do you know that the rears are more likely than the fronts?
I agree, I haven’t had a bad hub on my LR’s yet, but on a Dakota I used to have with a bad front wheel bearing I couldn’t tell which one it was until pulling it apart. I would think that if one bearing is on its way out, it’s mate won’t be far behind though.
If the threads don’t clean up easily I wouldn’t hesitate to use heli-coils.
I’m 63 years old and have had quite a number of vehicles over the years. The P38 has been my favourite driving vehicle of all of them.