dave291
Member Since: 23 Feb 2011
Location: uk
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Sounds like a silly question but I'm not very handy with the spanners
I changed the battery ok on my old Freelander but wondering whether the D3 has any interesting/complex tricks up it's sleeve that mean I should have a professional do it?
Really welcome any advice here
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 27th Jul 2011 10:52 am |
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bigdave
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Location: Cornwall
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Easy just make sure it goes to sleep first - ie the handbrake light has gone out after closing the doors.
Then its all the same as a 'normal' car. All things shipping, storage, transport. UK and worldwide.
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| 27th Jul 2011 11:00 am |
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blueanchorinn
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Member Since: 07 Mar 2006
Location: In a pub in Devon
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...................except its firkin heavy  Pot Noodle Challenge Winner 2011
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| 27th Jul 2011 4:55 pm |
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NickJ
Member Since: 11 Oct 2010
Location: there's no f in point
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and always undo the negative battery lead first and move it out of the way, positive second.
Refitting - pos first, neg second.
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| 27th Jul 2011 6:59 pm |
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DiscoDunc
Member Since: 08 May 2006
Location: Bristol
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its easy but as said.... Heavy !! Duncan
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