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I think my route seemed logical as it followed the other cables and ended up the right side of the control to the red, as for the black, that is way too long my way round, so that could be trimmed, brown is fine
If your were OCD you could put some of the curly tube stuff over the green cable and loom and nobody would know, I have some but decided to leave it
when the FBH fires it obviously heats the engine coolant that circulates around engine - radiator (with integral auto box heat exchanger) - interior heater/s....
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2nd Nov 2011 1:33 pm
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2nd Nov 2011 1:34 pm
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Anyone else having problems getting their remote to stay in it's desk stand without falling out?
2nd Nov 2011 3:09 pm
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lol
2nd Nov 2011 3:19 pm
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Discotres wrote:
Anyone else having problems getting their remote to stay in it's desk stand without falling out?
Nah - I just open enough beers so that I no longer care
2nd Nov 2011 3:41 pm
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I'm cooking the car as we speak getting it prepared for winter, I haven't smelt it for about 9mths Mmm reminds me of frosty mornings
2nd Nov 2011 3:55 pm
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Discotres wrote:
If your were OCD you could put some of the curly tube stuff over the green cable and loom...
OCD... Moi?
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I don't like the way you have taken it across the FBH exhaust, BUT I do like the conduit, that is exactly what I was trying to explain, if that conduit was over all the other cables it would be the perfect job, it was just more natural and tidy to take it the other way and keep all the wires in one, all in my opinion of course Got any spare black tubing you don't need?
2nd Nov 2011 7:00 pm
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Good guide their Tres You must have every single gadget thats ever come out re D3 I'll stick my neck out here and say you won the lottery couple of years ago! Am i right
2nd Nov 2011 7:40 pm
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Tres, yep I have spare conduit.
The conduit on my pic is well clear of the exhaust as the silver pipe directly below it is the cold air intake. This forms a handy barrier from the hot exhaust which is at the bottom of the FBH.Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948
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Great Robbie, would it big big enough to go over the loom shown and cover the green wire, the other thing is the loom seems to be attached to that metal plate thing is it easy to unclip to put the black tube over?
Happy to pay for it if you think it will, cheers
P.S. Maybe Pete could send some out as part of the kit
2nd Nov 2011 7:54 pm
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Disco duck wrote:
Good guide their Tres You must have every single gadget thats ever come out re D3 I'll stick my neck out here and say you won the lottery couple of years ago! Am i right
Err No, wish I had
I just have to put up with a much younger working wife who gives me pocket money to subsidise my pension in return for me making her a meal when she comes home Oh! and supervising the cleaner
2nd Nov 2011 7:58 pm
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I just have to put up with a much younger working wife who gives me pocket money to subsidise my pension in return for me making her a meal when she comes home Oh! and supervising the cleaner
Nice one your Lordship,yer an ex MP then or somthing
3rd Nov 2011 8:24 am
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Hi Peter
Thanks for prompt delivery, mine arrived yesterday, all fitted in 10 minutes as other said.....
One quick question can you run it more than once if it's very cold and you want to boost this a bit more, or can it only be run once before running the car.
Thanks again
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Mmm reminds me of frosty mornings 
I'll stick my neck out here and say you won the lottery couple of years ago! Am i right 
Oh! and supervising the cleaner 
