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mse Member Since: 06 Apr 2008 Location: UK Posts: 5035 |
I extended mine - moved it myself and then will extend it properly away from the back into the engine bay Mike
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14th Jul 2008 3:27pm |
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dullbird Member Since: 25 Aug 2007 Location: sydney Posts: 87 |
hello guys
if ANYONE can give me a copy of the service bulletin i WOULD REALLY REALLY APPRECIATE IT our defender 10,000ks is in and its recked water in the fuel over 6 and a half thousand dollars to fix, we have notified the dealer of the breather problem but unless we can produce a serive bulletin which we have not been able to locate on the gtr website we have no grounds for a claim it would be of substanial benefit to us and our fight to get this done under warrenty if someone could give us some paper evidence thank to you all for this thread regards louise YOU KNOW REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS!!!! |
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15th Jul 2008 3:11am |
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Andrew Klimacki Member Since: 01 Jul 2008 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 10 |
Louise
I'll try to make a few phone calls here in Northern Ireland to see what i can come up with. But may take a bit of time. Service bulletins or no (and i bet they exist) it might still be worth showing your dealer the comments made on this thread which now covers a wide enough geographic spread and number of cases to warrant, i would have thought, some sort of attention. Andrew Klimacki |
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15th Jul 2008 6:50am |
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dullbird Member Since: 25 Aug 2007 Location: sydney Posts: 87 |
mate we have already done that not just from this thread but from others......its the proof that this has been done under warrenty work is what we need YOU KNOW REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS!!!! |
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15th Jul 2008 7:16am |
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mse Member Since: 06 Apr 2008 Location: UK Posts: 5035 |
Have you telephone LR? Mike |
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15th Jul 2008 5:25pm |
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dullbird Member Since: 25 Aug 2007 Location: sydney Posts: 87 |
the dealer is....... YOU KNOW REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS!!!! |
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15th Jul 2008 10:34pm |
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mse Member Since: 06 Apr 2008 Location: UK Posts: 5035 |
If you are happy with the dealer doing this... Mike
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15th Jul 2008 10:51pm |
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Andrew Klimacki Member Since: 01 Jul 2008 Location: Northern Ireland Posts: 10 |
For 'dullbird' Some contact details for you.
1. BLRC 88 Listooder Road Saintfield County Down BT24 7JX Tel; 0044 28 9751 1763 An independent local LR enthusiasts garage. Know their stuff and know their Landrovers. 2. Charles Hurst Belfast 0044 28 9038 1721 Main LR dealer for NI togethere with 3. TP Topping 6-12 Dublin Road ENNISKILLEN BT74 6HL Telephone 0044 28 6632 3475 Main dealership for the western side of Northern Ireland. May find them quite helpful. With regard to me comments regarding the use of chassis numbers on the LR data base to check on warranty work, not sure if any of these guys will supply chassis numbers to you. That may have to come from private individuals. Andrew Klimacki |
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16th Jul 2008 8:07am |
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dullbird Member Since: 25 Aug 2007 Location: sydney Posts: 87 |
thanks for the addresses
we will give them a call and have a chat with them YOU KNOW REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS!!!! |
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16th Jul 2008 8:15am |
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one_iota Member Since: 06 May 2008 Location: Sydney Posts: 99 |
I've been following this issue and Louise and Ian's tribulations and am a little puzzled by a few things and throw a few thoughts into this mosh pit:
The cause might be the location of the breather or bad fuel supply either way with modern common rail systems the outcome is the same. The Disco has a two stage filtering system with a sedimenter that can be drained and a "final filter". The Puma engined Ford transit van has a water in fuel sensor on the filter that alerts the driver that the filter bowl needs draining. What is the filtering system in the Defender? What make is the Filter? Could the Defender Filter be replaced with a Lucas Cav Filter with a glass bowl and a water sensor added. Could a water separator be added? Mahn '08 Defender 110 ex '95 Disco 300 Tdi www.aulro.com |
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17th Jul 2008 10:40am |
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dullbird Member Since: 25 Aug 2007 Location: sydney Posts: 87 |
hey mahn we got one fo these on order..........through oppositelock. not bloody going through this again YOU KNOW REHAB IS FOR QUITTERS!!!! |
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17th Jul 2008 11:56am |
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mse Member Since: 06 Apr 2008 Location: UK Posts: 5035 |
Im going to seriously disagree - Anti-stall is one of its best features - if you know how to drive off road it is a tool that is very useful. Use of the clutch does not do what anti-stall does nor should you slip it to achieve this. Just before i get acused of not being able to drive, Advanced driving, police driving course through my dad/old boss who was a retired c.inspector, defensive driving, off road driving courses (through LR) and im a pilot. Mike |
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17th Jul 2008 9:55pm |
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CFB Member Since: 13 Sep 2007 Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire Posts: 803 |
I second that, off-road anti-stall is really great. Also good for hill starts with no handbrake and crawling in slow traffic too. Andy
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17th Jul 2008 10:06pm |
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solmanic Member Since: 16 Aug 2007 Location: Brisbane Posts: 191 |
I love anti-stall, especially for climbing high kerbs to get at those hard-to-reach parking spaces down the shops 2007 Defender 110
1970 Alfa Romeo 1750GTV |
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18th Jul 2008 1:18am |
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