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  1. 5th June 2024, 08:19 AM #9221
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    Quote Originally Posted by FNQLR View Post
    the whole idea of heated seats is weird and disturbing.
    Only if you live north of Rockhampton, mine have only been turned on by accident.
    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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  2. 5th June 2024, 09:26 AM #9222
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    Quote Originally Posted by FNQLR View Post
    Actually, probably a much better spot for them - they would be too easy to accidently press in the center console.
    Printed these to go where the ashtray/coin drawer were. All I need now is the lockers....

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    Genuine rea door latch

    This arrived on Friday, on Saturday stepping down the kerb, something went pop in my knee. I'll replace the part next weekend.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    This arrived on Friday, on Saturday stepping down the kerb, something went pop in my knee. I'll replace the part next weekend.
    The door latch or the knee??
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChookD2 View Post
    The door latch or the knee??
    Knee's probably easier.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Knee's probably easier.
    Yes, lie back go to sleep and let the surgeon do the work. 0 hours subjective time. Replace the latch, a few hours subjective time, and the weather is crap atm.
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    New rear pads and fully lubricated caliper pins after I had one seized up and cause the caliper to stick on. Finally got around to tossing on my nice new shiny stainless brake lines as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
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    Not sure you need to air down there, Ian. Even Mickey Ts should grip on that surface.
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    Replaced Rear Door Lock Actuator

    The usual pain, made worse when the door opening rod dropped of the door handle and fell into a black hole, or between the outer skin and the middle bit, I can't see it, I'm not sure if a magnet will help, the doors are steel. Any one got a spare? Part number FQS100240. Or where to get one, none seem to be in Australia. Land Rover UK sell them for 15 pounds!
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