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 2 questions (bumperettes & brownchurch) |
WelshGas
 29th Jan 2011 1:07pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 53 · Views: 42924 · Subject: 2 questions (bumperettes & brownchurch) |
Some photos of the Bumperettes fitted to my 90.
I cut the Mudflaps to fit the angled side protector.
Used 10mm thick spacers to allow fitting with the bolts used to secure the rear seat fittings ... |
| Seat Belt Too High for my Wife - she's only short |
WelshGas
14th Jan 2011 8:03am
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Forum: Maintenance & Modifications · Replies: 21 · Views: 10591 · Subject: Seat Belt Too High for my Wife - she's only short |
What about this, sold by Halfords:
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_385057_langId_-1_categoryId_165597#dtab
Short Link:-http://tiny ... |
| Land Rover Assist - How good? |
WelshGas
10th Jan 2011 9:44pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 14 · Views: 6982 · Subject: Land Rover Assist - How good? |
| So correct me if I'm wrong. As I have Land Rover Assist as part of the warranty, I do not require any additional Car Breakdown insurance when I go on holiday to France as the Puma will be covered for ... |
| Land Rover Assist - How good? |
WelshGas
9th Jan 2011 10:00pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 14 · Views: 6982 · Subject: Land Rover Assist - How good? |
Hi All,
In a few months I plan to holiday in France with my 90XS + SWMBO.
With my previous vehicles, non-Land Rover, I had AA Travel Insurance for the car. As the Defender is under Warranty - it w ... |
| Have you experienced a reliable Puma? |
WelshGas
9th Jan 2011 9:40pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 100 · Views: 65723 · Subject: Have you experienced a reliable Puma? |
90 XS - Ex-Demo with 750m - Has now completed 7500m with no mechanical faults. And does it go!!!!!
There is a hill just outside Cardiff on the A48, 2 lanes up with a sharp L hander half way up. The ... |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
5th Jan 2011 7:38pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 13 · Views: 9535 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
| Scangauge is Read-Only, and anyway you can disconnect the lead from the back of the Display so the lead is not connected. That enables the Land Rover dealer to connect his Diagnostic computer easily, ... |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
5th Jan 2011 7:30am
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 13 · Views: 9535 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
Thanks Glyn,
Have also ordered the splitter cable. I also had a second cable for the Scangauge - useful for using the gauge on another vehicle without having to remove the original wiring each time ... |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
4th Jan 2011 11:09pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 13 · Views: 9535 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
Firstly, to mse, it doesn't matter which side you run it through, if using the original scangauge plug then you have to re-locate the OBD socket if you want the Fuse cover to close.
Secondly, to Lo ... |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
4th Jan 2011 10:49pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 13 · Views: 9535 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
| I have a Scangauge II plugged in but to do so I had to disconnect the OBD socket from it's holder in the fuse bay below the steering wheel, and feed it into the Speaker bay alongside to plu the Scanga ... |
| Small Regular Water Loss |
WelshGas
31st Dec 2010 7:19pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 21 · Views: 15974 · Subject: Small Regular Water Loss |
| The water level should change between Summer and Winter. As the Average temperature falls so the water volume in the cooling system, when cold, should drop to a lower level in Winter compared to Summe ... |
| Engine Management Light |
WelshGas
26th Dec 2010 11:29am
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 26 · Views: 29341 · Subject: Engine Management Light |
| Fully agree with Lorryman100. Excellent piece of kit. Has many other uses as well. Calculating MPG, once set up, Outside Air Temp, when on the move, Battery Voltage, Water Temp and many others. Worth ... |
| Winter quirks... |
WelshGas
19th Dec 2010 10:26am
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 11 · Views: 6771 · Subject: Winter quirks... |
Similarily, no problems with indicators/wipers on my 90 XS. Could be the relay, BUT both switches are on the steering wheel cover ???? something in common ????  |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
12th Dec 2010 5:08pm
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 11 · Views: 6667 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
| Thanks 60North110. |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
12th Dec 2010 11:17am
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 11 · Views: 6667 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
Thanks log11. Just wanted to know if the Air Temperature shown was the Ambient Air Temperature or the Engine Air Temperature.
If as you say it comes from the MAF sensor then it would relate to the Am ... |
| Scangauge Question |
WelshGas
12th Dec 2010 7:29am
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Forum: Puma (Tdci) · Replies: 11 · Views: 6667 · Subject: Scangauge Question |
Where is the Air Temperature sensor positioned that the Scanguauge gets it's information from for displaying the air temperature?
Is it he Ambient Air Temperature or the Air temperature for Air com ... |
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