yep phillipe chuck them, i find leads don't last very long, something mr land rover designed into the good thing - and follow the factory lead plan, 'cause they reckon they cross fire if not routed correctly.
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yep phillipe chuck them, i find leads don't last very long, something mr land rover designed into the good thing - and follow the factory lead plan, 'cause they reckon they cross fire if not routed correctly.
So does that mean if you Don't route them properly they will be????Quote:
Originally Posted by harry
well dunno, but the disco manual goes to great length to show where the leads run.Quote:
Originally Posted by twitchy
it's totally hypothetical after the little plastic lead jiggers are all kangaroo edward.
and i am not game to look under the bonnet after dark.
G'day Folks :)
Yes, a cross fire in the Rover V8 can be very expensive, I can not remember exactly but if one of the leads cross fires with No 7 when it is at 180deg it can snap the crankshaft:eek: now is an expensive bang:(
a rover trained Mech should be able to enlighten on that.
cheers
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