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  1. Not sure what to say, I'll be checking mine out at 1000rpms in a minute... The roar is normal, mine is like that, it's just the fans/air intake purging. Not a tech'ie but that's my description!! There's a few of us going out this weekend for a drive if you want to try asking other peoples LR owners opinions,, PM me for details if you wanna jump on board
  2. EASY FIX Start car, connect and disconnect seat belt nine times, recycle ignition Now only light shows in dash but no chimes At Your Own Risk I have done this as I work on a compound and am forever in and out of the car during my shift - but have mental switching so that as I go out gate normal 'belt-up' required
  3. I have heard others say that the MAF Sensor causes this sort of problem - you could try disconnecting and seeing if the problem is still there. If it goes, you know to clean and put back on, don't leave it disconected for long, that'll cause more grief
  4. Hi Miaa There are two service garages that I know have women go to them and they have never felt uneasy about their aproach, AAA or A2B. There are so many things this could be and without being in a position to get under the hood yourself you'd best get it to a shop as soon as.
  5. Sorry, hadn't seen any replies before today... Try leaving the disc in for a few hours, can't harm anything - post on here so others know whether it's good to go or not. And as for servicing, we do hear of the odd garage/guy here and there, but like Sharky (Hi matey) say's AAA seem to get the best reviews, non bias as I haven't been yet, but like you my contracts are about up so tell Gordon I sent you and maybe he'll give me that extra discount for referrals, lol All the best
  6. You'll have to join us one weekend, at least if anything else happens there'll be some bods around to help. Pleased to hear it's all good though
  7. All the above, damn I have the safety bit left to do still! You could try Saluki Racing but I've not heard of anyone playing with a LR4 yet. Otherwise try some of the Aussie forums, they seem to be more upfront with their cars than most Glad we could help
  8. 2000 LR4, you sure about that? If it's a LR4 there shouldn't be much you'd want to do unless it's putting a few mods on to make it a little more nimble off road. If it's a 2000, then yes there are many things to be looking at
  9. Hi - any update on this situation, I hope it's all sorted now and you're able to enjoy your car
  10. Victor has said it all; your car was built for this type of trip and longer. Although might be better to go there in Sept/Oct to get the best weather - there's a few of us planning to go down there then. With your car, just do all the normal stuff before any long journey and I'm sure you'll have a great time. I went down 1200kms in to Oman a few months ago. Taking in Mountain, Desert and Islands and the only problem I had was I'd left the HDC on at some stage and the brake system got hot, so when I applied the Electronic Parking Break it refused to release until it had cooled sufficiently. Hope that helps, make sure you let us know how you get on
  11. Hiya, This little excursion shouldn't have made any difference; your car is great out there as long as you drive with care and control. Mine is off road all the time Of cause the chances of some minor damage is always there but generally worth taking a chance just to experience what a very capable and enjoyable car you have
  12. A drive out to a Campsite in the desert this Friday, any level as all can make it to the camp site then small groups going off local from there. This one will probably be the last opportunity to camp out (unless you are a die hard!). The idea of this one is to get as many of the members as possible out to camp. The camping area is hard ground and easily accessed from the tarmac. But... still right on the edge of the dunes. As this is primarly a camping get together all drives into the dunes can be improptu and lead by anyone that feels confident enough to do it. There is no set format on this trip. We will meet at the car park for the Sweihan Park, grid references detailed below. You will preferably have: Tyre deflator Pressure gauge Rated Snatch Strap with Rated Shackles A Shovel Lots of water and refreshments Your lunch & BBQ if your're staying Camping Gear Sense of humor A compressor Trip details: Trip Level: Easy to as hard as you want to make it Meeting time: 1200 hours Moving time: 1230 hours Meeting Point: Sweihan Park car park ( 24°28'6.40"N 55°19'30.49"E) Google Maps Link: http://maps.google.com/maps?q=N24+28+05 ... 4&t=m&z=16 Leave the Tarmac Point: Sweihan to Abu Samrah Road (24°21'36.93"N 55°23'59.34"E) Camping Area: 24°23'55.00"N 55°32'46.18"E See more N24 28 05.2 E55 19 31.0 There will be small convoys coming from Dubai and Northern emirates, as well as one from both Abu Dhabi and Shaharma areas
  13. Have you tried your spare? If it's a 3 or 4 the fob should be recharged via the ignition, I've not had the problem but would use emergency entrance (key in lock on drivers door, hidden by cover on handle) and take it to stealers for checking/re-programming
  14. Hope your doing OK, no one likes hospitals...
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