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I also went into the RAC shop in town and got a roadside assist package.
I was pleasantly surprised that I didn't have to get two different policies as My one also covers my Missuses Hilux as well.
I have never felt the need for roadside assistance But all the talk of putting landrover's onto flat tops got me thinking that it may be a good idea to have this.
Dunno what the RAC up your way has, but I have RACV Total Care, which covers a 'nominated' car (hers), and anything that I am driving ( well, they drew the line at the B Double [bigrolf]). $200 ish, and has paid for itself a few times.......Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
you aint seen nothing!
try the D2 on the back of an 8T dual cab tilt tray, and then the caravan towing along behind,, for 200kays,, [bigrolf]
all over a small rubber hose,,[bighmmm]
That sounds like what I got, It also covers whatever we are towing as well [thumbsupbig]Quote:
Dunno what the RAC up your way has, but I have RACV Total Care, which covers a 'nominated' car (hers), and anything that I am driving
Well it wasn't today but over the last couple of weeks. Went for a drive from Moe up to Lightning Ridge to take in the artesian bores. Thoroughly recommended - hot baths every night...[bigsmile1]
3500km towing the camper at circa 1.8t with not one but two hulking 17 year olds and associated food (lots) and impedimenta (lots). Nothing went wrong and used no coolant or oil from anywhere. Consumption was just a tad under 13litres/100km - gotta be happy with that. Car was quite low at the back with the bodies and stuff so I I might have a look at some air helper springs in the near future.
Come next month we'll be off to the races at Birdsville WITHOUT the two teenagers and their impedimenta.
ran out of blinker fluid.
1 indicator bulb blew as a result.
You may need to change your Blinker fluid Filter [bigrolf]Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
Yep. Great value, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
Was the fluid green or pink? Pretty sure you need pink in a D2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eevo
Blinker fluid is always amberQuote:
Originally Posted by johntins