Range Rover classic

[dunk7]

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[DonkeyApple]

dunk7 said:

Since Phil at Twenty Ten engineering cleared the SRS fault the warning light
has gone off as it should.

Heated screen worked nicely the other day and from frozen solid it was clear after 3 mins

When rebuilding the 72, I pondered whether to add a heated screen. I had a general mantra of modding with as little as possible in the way of electronics. The windows being almost the only concession. Plus, I'd not had any issues with needing to defrost while moving for years, since school days. Ergo, it simply wasn't needed.

Fast forward to a couple of months ago and I'm driving along dealing with freezing fog and wondering why I didn't fit a heated screen. It was then that with a singular moment of clarity it dawned on me that it was that freezing fog had vanished since I was 17 but that I've lived in central London where it never happens and your never out in it anyway apart from two periods in my life, when I was at school and where I currently live today. Both places likely to have freezing fog every so often.

[NomduJour]

Where are those from?

[dunk7]

NomduJour said:

Where are those from?

What are you referring too ?

[NomduJour]

Sorry, quote fail - the height sensors.

[dunk7]

NomduJour said:

Sorry, quote fail - the height sensors.

Best deal outside of ebay that I found was LR Direct

https://www.lrdirect.com/home.php

These are the part numbers

STC3733AA RH FRONT GREEN DUNLOP
STC3734AA LH FRONT RED DUNLOP
STC3735AA RH REAR GREEN DUNLOP
STC3736AA LH REAR RED DUNLOP

[NomduJour]

Thanks.

[dunk7]

Cat pipe fitted along with my custom bump stops and height sensors, also bought a NOS LHD wiper mechanism which i shall turn into a RHD

[dunk7]

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[dunk7]

Got lucky and bought a new old stock seat base cover, its the wrong colour
but i'll soon sort that

[100SRV]

I posted this offer on the RR thread in PH Classic Cars and Yesterday's Heroes but it fell on stony ground :-)

Free to good home, variety of Range Rover service operation manuals, one paper back, another in a binder.

PM for details and pictures.

[Purso]

Anyone know the part number for headlight washers for a LSE soft dashwith Brooklands body kit?

[dunk7]

Purso said:

Anyone know the part number for headlight washers for a LSE soft dashwith Brooklands body kit?

Have a look here

https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com

[Purso]

Thank you Dunk, not seen this before, very helpful!

[dunk7]

Purso said:

Thank you Dunk, not seen this before, very helpful!

My pleasure

I think they are possibly the same as used on the steel bumpers but double
check that

https://parts.jaguarlandroverclassic.com/prc4615-j...

Appears to be a few on ebay
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/292150569662

Britpart also sell them by the look of it

Edited by dunk7 on Thursday 6th May 10:14

[dunk7]

A mate who knows his onions with the classic says the steel bumper
washers are too tall

Just trying to find out what is used as i can't see anything else listed
on JLRclassic page

[Purso]

Yes, I have bought them from britpart which turned out to be the wrong part so I have raised a ticket with the site you shared to see if they can advise, will let you know if I have any luck 👍