have you tried turning the key that fits the lock and push the buttons on the other at the same time to sinc up fob or dose the fob need to be in contact with the car
their is a pin in the fob for the key , the blade is removable, knock out the pin and swap keys over. another option?
i think oldshep56 has hit the nail on the head .... unless you want to spend some money ?white smoke is steam so its leaking water in their somewhere, so heads off also some plugs and leads maybe desirable . a compression test will confirm this.
no i haven't dismantled an ac pump but i believe the seals are teflon similar to those in power steering pumps
the drain from the ac might be blocked
no not quite there yet , those pressures are at idle, the correct pressures are 36psi at idle 38psi at run give or take 2psi only , now factor in fuel use and that pressure will drop, the pump has to supply at least 2L of fuel at the correct pressure to supply the motor under full load
PS quick test stand where you can hear the pump and have some one clamp of the fuel line slowly , this will make the pump squeal under the load or it will race as the pump cavitates ,fuel pumps are positive displacement so dont close it off any longer than a couple of seconds, if you can close of the line and the pump continues to run, its stuffed. IMHO
there's a tool for that (helicoil 5334-14 sav a thread ) this tool is 14mm/1.25 pitch not shore its the correct thread size but will give you the idea . if you require to do this put piston as close to top as possible and use grease to collect as much of the cut material as possible , a piece of wire with grease on it can be used to collect any material in the bore . cut 2 threads and remove tool and clean reapply grease and do agian untill all threads cut , its not a hard job just time consuming
the cure for climate alarm ism listen to this davew scroll down to sound of music pic
WOW you lot over their are up against it , how do you think all this would go in Australia , cruising the Nulabor 500+kms from fuel stops 60+degree roads surfaces and nothing but red dirt for 2000kms (3days from melbourne to perth) .kangaroos that run faster than your car and look down at you through the windows (go the space saver) but all the EV drivers will be ok because we now have diesil powered generators for EV charges for them.(yes its a thing). this bullshit
about the environment just keeps getting better
whats the go with the election , which way do yo see it going , do you think corbin will win or boris
ok i have read this post front to back , i think your chasing your tail with all the trims and variables, you have forgotten the basic fundamentals off fuel injection, PRESSURE IS CRITICAL . running at 26psi at idle is not good, its 25% below optimum running pressure 36psi . all the variables are trying to work within their parameters but the fuel is not there so there all over the place . yes do the fuel filter first and recheck pressures , if you need to apply heat try and find an old electric plumbers soldering iron and use that , no open flame. if no improvement then its the pump. worn pumps have a habit of cavitating especially when the fuel is hot and this is where i think your problem is?
PS this my 2 cents worth and is a generic answer for all injection systems ,( not gems directly related) as i look at all systems to be the same . you must have noticed a drop in power or fuel usage to be different and in saying that these things can creep up on you and not notice that its not performing as it was until you have trouble towing the boat over that hill that you use to fly up .
PS don't forget the fuel pressure regulator as this can be an issue to
then look for a Lucas injector flow chart
to race anything can be good fun with the right people
we have mower racing to , and don't the open class go (bleeding kidneys all round)
good to see some competition , right up their with barbie car racing, all down hill them hear.
just put stan weiss in to google
the only electric vehicles that we will be driving in the future will be mobility scooters , might convert mine to petrol , who wants a race?
PS hi davew so my name is craig and i live in tasmania and drive a 1997 p38 petrol so what model do you have ?
ok that sounds good that you did remove the box , i had a vision of you trimming the flaps on the top off the box and not actually removing it . if yo have good end float and all is free it should be good. how did you go with the white gear on the side as they can be tight too
Hi davew
good to see that we final agree on some things
so what model range rover did yo say you had .
(http://StanWeiss-electronic fuel compatability) is this what you are looking for
did you remove the heater box from the vehicle , which flaps did you trim.
hi davew sorry if you have taken my comments as offensive as that is not what i was trying to put forward , so i apologize for that, sorry.
my point is that their is another side to this story and it's not being heard because they say the science is in and you should just believe it, no sorry im not going to believe a computer generated concept, that is simply not real , it's a concept , a possible maybe at best . the info that you put forward is just that , a scientist put an algorithm into a computer and came up with a concept that under certain circumstances and the wind blows up instead off down this is a possibility and because scientists are scientists they agree that under those circumstances its a possibility, this was evident in the first 3 words of the reply ( a science consensus) sorry davew but i only deal with whats real , i have learnt over the years to question everything and to not accept the norm
my real opinion is that the carbon debate is a rouse to distract the people from the real issues that are staring the powers to be in the face ,pollution, population, plastics, politicians etc. these are today's real issues not carbon . no amount of carbon is ever going to hurt any human or animal ever( unless a tree falls on them, unlucky)so im sorry davew that i dont agree with your concepts and that the science is not their . i live on an island and if the water was rising it would be a visual thing by now , it's supose to be a meter or so higher according to the computer modeling , sorry davew im just not seeing it
while i accept that people have differing views i don't accept that their is only one side to this issue.
PS back to the real question , do you still have your Range Rover . it's ok to yes , it's old and recycled so its ok to have one in my opinion.