drmikeadams:
LR4 brainbox for sale

LeJeun3:





How do you sell an LR4 ECU (BrainBox), is it new or used??

drmikeadams:
. Bought on ebay and shipped to naija

ivoryhouse:
Hello guys, I want a Range Rover p38 and it has to be petrol, either 4.0 or 4.6l v8 with automatic transmission, preferably Nigerian used. Kindly hit me up if you have one. ivorye76@yahoo.com
Thank you

LeJeun3:
Phewww




It's been a while, left and right, yet we move...

Decided to keep this page updated.

AutoMoTech:

Welcome back chief

LeJeun3:


2016 Range Rover Evoque windshield refitting.... done and delivered!!

LeJeun3:



The coolant reservoir is a tank located in your vehicle that holds the overflowing coolant that comes from your cooling system. The reservoir is a clear plastic container located near the radiator. The cooling system is attached to your engine. This system is made up of tubes and pipes that have coolant running through them. The system works by having a pipe push and pull the coolant through.

The fluid expands as it is subjected to more heat. If the fluid in your cooling system is filled to the top when your engine is cold, it will need somewhere to go when the fluid warms up and expands. The excess coolant goes into the reservoir. Once the engine cools down, the extra coolant flows back into the engine through a vacuum system.
Over time, the coolant reservoir can leak, become worn, and fail because it is used on a regular basis. If the cooling reservoir shows signs of becoming bad, and it is left unattended, the engine can become damaged and complete engine failure is possible. It is best to avoid this by providing the coolant reservoir with regular maintenance. Check your coolant on a regular basis and ensure it is properly filled up. While you are doing this, look for any signs of cracks or broken pieces that indicate the coolant reservoir needs to be replaced.

Since the coolant reservoir does not last the life of your vehicle, there are a few symptoms you should watch for that indicate it is going bad and will need to be replaced soon.

Signs you need to replace your coolant reservoir include:

1.The engine is overheating
2. You notice coolant leaking underneath your vehicle
3. Coolant level keeps dropping on a regular basis
4. The temperature gauge keeps rising near the danger zone
5. Hissing sounds or steam comes from the hood of the engine

The coolant reservoir is an essential part of your vehicle’s cooling system, so it should be in good working condition. As soon as you notice any problems, have the vehicle looked at as soon as possible so as not to cause damage to your engine.


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Conductor261:


So you skip the part where you broke the windshield? Very convenient

LeJeun3:

LeJeun3:


Where are you planning to camp for the weekend? It's always hard to try and out do the last campsite. This spot will be very hard to accomplish that. Looking forward to the weekend.

#lr3 #frontrunner #standoutwhereitcounts #landrover #hivisoverland #hiddenwinch #overlandbound #overland #camping #rooftoptent #getoutside

erico2k2:

Try this 4 9ja, nah U kidnap yourself

LeJeun3:





Na lie joor we dey camp plenty

Kingsdave:
Hello Sir... We own a Jaguar XF V8...SC 2009
Does it share parts with the range rover.... Do you have the parts like oil filter, Battery...drivers door latch... Gear selector module... I base in the east

LeJeun3:


What can you see!?

LeJeun3:


As seen in traffic.....

More than a close call

erico2k2:

Vilage people at work aha this was how one taxi came out of nowhere to hit me in the front and got the surround of my fog light to come off, b4 we park to go and pick it trailer mash the thing.The guy go price am dem say N8k so I just told him to leave it and will replace it wen I return!