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2011-14 Mustang 5.0 P0300 - P0308 and P0316 detected misfire, can it be resolved easily?
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My car detects a misfire on Cylinders 4&7 that isn't actually happening. In this video I go through the repair procedure from the Ford TSB 13-6-15 5.0L - MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LAMP (MIL) - DTCS P0300-P0308 AND/OR P0316 NO DRIVABILITY SYMPTOMS - BUILT ON OR BEFORE 5/1/2013. Link to the TSB: www.fordservicecontent.com/Ford_Content/pubs/content/~WT/~MUS~LEN/3607/tsb13-06-15.htm Ford Part No. FOPZ-...
I've got a BMW R18 Transcontinental for the day
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My bike is in for a recall and I've been given an R18 Transcontinental as a courtesy bike. What's it all about?
2010 - 2012 Range Rover L322 Headlight lens replacement
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This is how I replaced the cloudy headlight lenses on my facelift 2010 L322 Range Rover. If you're thinking about doing this job on yours, this might help you out. The small ratchet that I used is like this one: www.amazon.co.uk/Socket-Ratchet-Wrench-Release-Screwdrivers/dp/B07H8C4PTS/ref=sr_1_18?crid=1CWETM37A6G25&keywords=micro+ratchet&qid=1703538341&sprefix=micro+ratchet,aps,99&sr=8-18&th=1 ...
How to solve a Rubik's cube using the beginner method
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I finally learned how to solve this great puzzle and I like to amaze and annoy my friends with it. I usually then buy them a cube and try to get them to learn it, some have done really well. It's a great fidget toy too so I thought I'd share my method and hopefully teach you too. The cube I promised to link in the video can be bought here, I have no affiliation with this supplier but I have use...
Range Rover L322 - 10 Month Update, What's the reality of owning one?
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On the 300th day of owning my risky auction purchase L322 I decided it was time to do an update video to explain what it's like to live with and what it's cost me in that time; you may well be surprised. Link to Risky Purchase video: ua-cam.com/video/7i-CJxk46i0/v-deo.html
DIY Reverse Camera Repair for 2010-2012 Range Rover L322
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This is my repair for the later L322 reverse camera, there are plenty of options for the early type camera but none other than LR for the later one that I could find. Attempt this repair at your own risk. I hope this helps someone out. If you'd like to buy me a coffee as thanks, please feel free but there's never any pressure. www.buymeacoffee.com/fatandfurious
Risky Purchase - Buying a Range Rover from an auction sight unseen.
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This time I've really rolled the dice. I saw this Range Rover on a Copart auction and thought "What could possibly go wrong?" I bought it, sight unseen and had it delivered. This is the story of my latest idiotic idea! Will the gamble pay off? If you like the content and want to contribute, please feel free to donate a coffee towards more camera/audio equipment. www.buymeacoffee.com/fatandfurious
Can you drive a modern classic daily? This is my 1999 Mercedes C43 AMG.
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My latest financial mistake! Or is it? My Mercedes S202 C43 AMG. It's 24 years old, a V8 and now my daily drive, what could go wrong? www.buymeacoffee.com/fatandfurious Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/ra/let-good-times-roll License code: 15WGIUGFWW5S8CI5 Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/bosnow/street-knowledge License code: XSRWVY0BKBRB4YMV
Should I buy a ropey old Range Rover?
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I went to look at an old Range Rover that a friend of mine had for sale as I was intrigued to see how it was with the BMW diesel. Will I buy it? It's cheap after all! Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): uppbeat.io/t/bosnow/autumn-coffee License code: E9EAWFE5R3AVQBJ1
Should you buy a Mercedes CLK 350 Sport?
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I made this video to help with the sale of my CLK350 Sport. The car sold so quickly however, I didn't get chance to finish editing the video before it had gone. If you're in the market for a CLK, I hope the video will help you to make a decision.
Mercedes CLK cabriolet roof operation
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A very short video of the A209 model CLK roof operation. Just a side on shot of the beautiful piece of engineering that is the roof mechanism in action. Music: Twisting by Kevin MacLeod Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song... License: creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Goodwood 78th Members Meeting
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Goodwood 78th Members Meeting
Mini Clubman S - A walk round and drive of my wife's 2009 Mini Cooper S Clubman.
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Mini Clubman S - A walk round and drive of my wife's 2009 Mini Cooper S Clubman.
Project Truro - The Story of a high mileage "Haunted Turd" #ProjectTruro
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Project Truro - The Story of a high mileage "Haunted Turd" #ProjectTruro
Motorcycle Cage at Circus Zyair, The Hop Farm, Paddock Wood 15/08/21
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Motorcycle Cage at Circus Zyair, The Hop Farm, Paddock Wood 15/08/21
My Triumph Sprint has found it's way back to me
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My Triumph Sprint has found it's way back to me
Cheap Chinese stereo with CarPlay Review HD 1080p
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Cheap Chinese stereo with CarPlay Review HD 1080p
Focus Zetec Drive and Overview HD 1080p
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Focus Zetec Drive and Overview HD 1080p
CLK350 POV Drive Testing a head mount for an old GoPro HD 1080p
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CLK350 POV Drive Testing a head mount for an old GoPro HD 1080p
CLK Bi Xenon Projector Modification HD 720p
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CLK Bi Xenon Projector Modification HD 720p
Project Truro - The Cleaning HD 1080p
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Project Truro - The Cleaning HD 1080p
The Mondailer Xtra Ghia - A half car trailer and it's matching Mondeo Ghia X
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The Mondailer Xtra Ghia - A half car trailer and it's matching Mondeo Ghia X
HMRC Scam call
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HMRC Scam call
Sprint Exhaust Mod under load
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Sprint Exhaust Mod under load
The Naut Aran on the mega-mile Fazer 1000
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The Naut Aran on the mega-mile Fazer 1000
Bikes to the Med 2017 Part 1
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Bikes to the Med 2017 Part 1
Freeplay in floating disc rivets - Triumph Sprint ST1050
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Freeplay in floating disc rivets - Triumph Sprint ST1050
Sprint ST1050 Exhaust Modification
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Sprint ST1050 Exhaust Modification
GoPro Suction Cup Mount on ST1050
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GoPro Suction Cup Mount on ST1050

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @ragingrover
    @ragingrover День тому

    I’ve had two of each, all were brilliant. The 3.6 turbo arrangement makes it more “thrashable”, the 4.4 is an easier smoother drive. Apart from all the usual stuff, on the 4.4 you WILL end up doing the oil / water intercooler, don’t delay on getting it done either

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious День тому

      I can confirm that you are 100% correct on that oil cooler statement. That was a fun Saturday in August. It wasn't actually that bad overall but yes, a common issue but at least it's done... For now.

  • @davebell3703
    @davebell3703 8 днів тому

    Excellent video cheers 👍

  • @jackbridges530
    @jackbridges530 8 днів тому

    I've owned my 2004 TD6 Vogue for 18 years. In that time I've encountered and had fixed just about every common fault these amazing machines present. She's been completely re sprayed in increments over the years. All the usual rust areas (rear wheel arches, upper tail gate) have been dealt with. Chassis welding completed and under side wax oiled every 2 years. The vehicle is absolutely mint inside and out and completely original - no silly facelift front bumper / head light nonsense. I'm fortunate that my local specialist is also a Land Rover breaker, so they always have cheap second hand parts on the shelf. For example, last week the rear prop shaft was replaced. Part new from LR was over £900. The indy supplied it for £150 and charged an hours labour to fit. The point being that running these vehicles does not necessarily mean spending crazy amounts of cash. Regardless of the L322 spec or year, anybody who buys one of these machines for essentially beer money, with maybe 5 or so previous keepers and a sketchy history is opening themselves up to a whole new world of car pain. Just leave your wallet open on the passenger seat!

  • @Doe8369
    @Doe8369 11 днів тому

    Je suis en France …Et j hésite à acheter un range Rover vogue 2009 216 000km pour 11 500euros tdv8 272cv

  • @NickMusselle
    @NickMusselle 13 днів тому

    Great informative video, i want one, but apprehensive about some of the rumours about reliability.

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 13 днів тому

      Thank you sir. Apprehension is the correct emotion; anyone that goes into these thinking it will be fine is in for a shock! That said, taking a realistic approach would serve you well. The L322 is a complex machine and the parts are NOT cheap but there is a good choice of aftermarket parts these days which may not be as good as OEM but they do make it more affordable. The biggest problem I've found is that people tend to ignore the issues because even if it's a relatively simple part failure, access is awkward so labour charges are high when it comes to repairs Set yourself a budget for the car and put a couple of grand aside for preventative (and of course inevitable) maintenance. Buy the one with the best history and service record you can find. Alternatively, buy something really cheap with a known issue, repair it and enjoy it. If you do buy one, come back and let us know how you got on.

  • @SuperEjep
    @SuperEjep 14 днів тому

    Great video, with a sensible comparison, but I'm going to stick with my 2003 NA BMW V8 4.4 powered L322, for many reasons. I do all my own maintenance and have full diagnostics, so looking after it is easier. Diesel is increasing in price, along with related road tax, and is heading towards being outlawed, possibly before petrol. I run on LPG (mostly) so my per mile cost is about the same as a 3.6 diesel. Ive already owned it for 4 years without any major problems and have completed long EU tours with 5 people and all luggage. Finally, I have a complete spare car, so parts don't really present a challenge. I drove a 4.4 tdi and loved it but I'll keep my petrol.

  • @dubglener6416
    @dubglener6416 16 днів тому

    Are you still selling yours? Kinda desperately looking for a good one....

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 16 днів тому

      It's long gone now mate. You could make an offer on the 4.4 but I'm kind of attached to it so 🙂 There are good ones out there there but you'll spend on whatever you buy so perhaps have a look at one the needs a bot of work and get it to a nicely sorted state? Good luck.

  • @RobClancy-e1i
    @RobClancy-e1i 17 днів тому

    Thank you. I've been longing for an L322 for quite a while and kept hearing different things about the 2 V8 diesel options, but this run-through has made my mind up. After everything you said, I'm actually going to listen to my wife instead and not buy one at all. Apart from minor stuff I can't do the mechanical work, so it would end up costing a small fortune whichever way I went. If I need something to tow my camper I'll just get something boring that won't give me nasty surprises. Sad, isn't it? Sometimes the head has to win over the heart. For the heart, my motorbike will have to do...

  • @gordonsimpson3235
    @gordonsimpson3235 18 днів тому

    Hah. Just drove by my old house (Goudhurst)!

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 16 днів тому

      It's such a beautiful village.

  • @dave216dx
    @dave216dx 19 днів тому

    I'm curious how the sealing has held up, More of interest how the new Chinese covers are holding up? I'm worried they will go bad in the sun quickly with perhaps no coating or whatever they say they have? I guess you could spray the new ones in clear two part paint like people do which suposably makes them last forever... Mind you they are that cheap you could put new ones on every year or two. I've got the new covers... I am going to be removing the projector bowls though because I believe they need re coating (my driver's side very dim) I found a place to do it but they want pictures of the bowls first to confirm and quote

  • @HeinerStorchennest1
    @HeinerStorchennest1 19 днів тому

    The most important reason for me is" reliability". I contemplate to buy a Rangie, but all the stories about failures let me stay away. 35 MPG would a fantastic consumption for such a powerful and heavy vehicle. Thats about 8,1 or 7.9 l/100km ( US vs UK Gallone) , which I achieve with my LR 109 S 3 200Tdi s swap or with the Discovery 300TDi Trophy.

  • @TP109-k5g
    @TP109-k5g 20 днів тому

    I just got a clk 350 from a family member , the car was bought new in Cal. USA in 2009, it is a coupe . Has 74000 miles on it . I love driving this. You are spot on in the handling ! And here in the US. parts for it are common . TY

  • @MrElectroDan
    @MrElectroDan 20 днів тому

    Cheers for making this. I'm going to look at a 2007 CLK350 this weekend which will be my daily driver. Seems the MPG will be as bad as the E53 X5 4.8iS I sold nearly a year ago 😅. Good job my current commute is only 8 miles. The X5 was my first and possibly last BMW, it wasn't the best of experiences. Anyway, how does the CLK fare as a 2nd family car? We have a Honda CRV for most stuff, but I'm hoping the CLK is okay at weekends with a child seat in the back.

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 20 днів тому

      I thought the fuel economy was pretty good on it and I'd expect it to be a lot better than a 4.8 X5. It's fine as a family car and the lack of pillars means it's easier to get the little one in and out of the back if you drop the rear window. I had a coupe version in 2010 when my boy was born and it was just fine. Do your checks on the timing chain pulleys for a 2007 and make sure that EML lights up with the ignition and goes out when you start the car. You can code out the EML on these Mercs apparently and people do that when the timing gears wear too much. Let us know how you get on.

  • @colcroud7458
    @colcroud7458 21 день тому

    Great video think I’ll keep looking for a 3.6 can’t warrant the extra for a 4.4 but that may change 👍

  • @coopermarc6300
    @coopermarc6300 21 день тому

    What about turbo problems some owners mentioned , here it’s a body off job ?

    • @dave216dx
      @dave216dx 19 днів тому

      There's no body to remove on a l322.. your taking sports and discos which are body on frame design

  • @mdd47
    @mdd47 25 днів тому

    My daily is an F60, but every time I see an R55 I get a little jealous. I love these things so much.

  • @lordwilfredsmythe6878
    @lordwilfredsmythe6878 25 днів тому

    Great video young man. Such a lovely car. I absolutely adore mine.

  • @nazarethpa1833
    @nazarethpa1833 26 днів тому

    I think this guy is mad selling his CLK! I have owned my CLK 200K convertible for 15 years. Utterly trouble free motoring! THE best car I have ever owned, BUT I do change the oil every 5000km's!

  • @SeanFisk
    @SeanFisk 26 днів тому

    I have a xsr900 and love it. Looking at this as a 2nd bike for taking the Mrs’s on for day cruising. Pricing for these have dropped significantly in the US

  • @sonnybranch5699
    @sonnybranch5699 28 днів тому

    I got in touch with the dealer I bought the car from. Asked them to do the crankshaft sensor TSB and pcm relearn and it rums great. This videoi headed me in the right direction. Thanks again for this video

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 27 днів тому

      Excellent news, glad it helped out.

  • @Wayne-wm6wq
    @Wayne-wm6wq Місяць тому

    I dont pay tax and ive never had any calls

  • @michaelking4578
    @michaelking4578 Місяць тому

    I've got the same problem you have but thankfully I don't have enough money to act upon my problem.

  • @ANDREI307
    @ANDREI307 Місяць тому

    the 3.0D bmw m57 engine

  • @cliveadie6536
    @cliveadie6536 Місяць тому

    Great video actually says it like it is. I've had (all 2nd hand) classics, p38's and now an L322 TDV8 2011 Vogue SE for the last 2 1/2 years. This in my opinion the greatest car ever made. Every time I climb in with help of the deployable side steps I have a feeling of utter excitement and a feeling of well being. As someone who has had major back surgery I can honestly say it is the ONLY PLACE I can sit in and be completely pain free. Around town I get 30mpg and on a recent trip to the Isle of Skye 40.1 miles to the gallon.!! What other car gives you heated and cooled seats, heated steering wheel, adapted cruise control , great performance. The only time its let me down was earlier this year when I had non start and lots of faults showing, the answer you've guessed it a non genuine battery had been fitted!. As soon as I fitted the genuine Land Rover battery its been trouble free.The guy who services my rangy said it was the same spec as an original but sadly it was crap.Once you've got the L322 bug it is totally addictive.

  • @sonnybranch5699
    @sonnybranch5699 Місяць тому

    I have a 14 GT when its cold i will get a P303 if i get on it flashing cel then after driving a while the cel will go solid. I changed the number 3 plug and coil. I'm going to take it to a dealership and have them to check this very thing. Car only has 52000 miles on it.

  • @mariotraversi479
    @mariotraversi479 Місяць тому

    Struggling to find a good phone holder for my TDV8 3.6.. What is your phone setup? Looks like a good position. Did you have to drill holes etc with that fixing position? Link to where you purchased? Thanks. Great video.. makes me feel good I've got a pre-facelift 3.6.. Here in OZ car tax is the same for any V8 regardless of economy, so no real difference, and the newer facelifts and 4.4's are way more expensive than slightly older ones.

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious Місяць тому

      I use a Brodit Proclip (in pretty much all of my vehicles) no hole drilling required. They aren't the cheapest but they are the best I've found so far. I did a little clip for you to show it a bit better: ua-cam.com/users/shortsI5yYKnHMoDs?si=W8Wj64HBqBJDixz8. At a guess you'll want this one for OZ www.brodit.co.uk/brodit/vehicles/land-rover/range-rover/proclip-for-land-rover-range-rover-0212-rhd/5223. The clip for the car is pretty cheap and you can fit any holder you like to it as you'll see. Not sure what the supply would be like to you, hopefully there'll be some international postage options. Shout out if you need anything more.

  • @goodfest007
    @goodfest007 Місяць тому

    I have 2011 4.4 tdv8 - use it mainly on motorways and country roads but not experienced the smoke issue - it does get a bit of ‘exercise’ when the roads allow, I run it on premium diesel as I believe it helps with the DPF issues. Just added a L405 4.4 to the ‘fleet’ - I also have an old P38 4.0 V8 petrol, in need of some tlc now, but owned that for 20 years, engine sounds lovely! Best cars in the world I believe, each generation is slightly better, but any are great cars - Just ensure as others have said to have £5k set aside for unexpected repairs and carry out the regular maintenance…

  • @accessdenied2010
    @accessdenied2010 Місяць тому

    What a character! 😀Thanks a lot for such an informative video. I wish you would do the projector upgrade as well. Nice work.

  • @ev-olution8597
    @ev-olution8597 Місяць тому

    This head unit is not Android, but WinCE, and I doubt you got full HD screen. More likely 800x400.

  • @smovie9
    @smovie9 Місяць тому

    I have a black one myself! Love the car

    • @smovie9
      @smovie9 Місяць тому

      I actually watched the video before buying really helped, thanks for that!

  • @kevinabalo
    @kevinabalo Місяць тому

    Well played, sir .. I've tried and (with a donor lamp) failed at this once already .. but next time, I'll be better prepared having watched this.

  • @ivomarkoff
    @ivomarkoff Місяць тому

    Would love to see your review of L405, preferably after 2016. Good luck!

  • @baz4x4r
    @baz4x4r Місяць тому

    Great video. I have just gone from a 3.0l sdv6 sport to a 4.4l tdv8 and love it. Unfortunately my sport swiveled its crankshaft bearings so its now spares or repairs if anyone wants it. About reverse in the 4.4, I have found the same. I had to reverse park up a hill last night and I had to give it the beans to move. I was considering putting it into low range to see if that made it easier. I do have a question. Obviously I have the LCD screen, I am trying to find a way I can have it in KPH when I take it abroad. I asked the question on a forum and they said to change my trip to KPH, which does then show the trip mileages in K, but the little digital speedo or the main Speedo is still in MPH. I cant see anything to do it and the handbook is pretty useless. I have subscribed and look forward to going through your videos and watching any new ones. Keep up the good work.

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious Місяць тому

      Do you have the digital speedo in MPH there all the time? If you do, somebody has changed the coding on the instrument cluster. The coding option should be set by default to something along the lines of "As per Trip Computer" so if you set to KM, KM/H, L/100km then it will put the little digital display in the speedo and it will disappear when you go back to Miles, MPH, MPG. If yours looks like this one in my car where the MPH display is there all the time then I suspect that someone has hard set the display to MPH and it won't change which is extremely unhelpful I did this for you to see the process but as I say, mine has the MPH display coded to be there all the time. ua-cam.com/users/shortszsRKOmiFKOg Don't forget to use the "Tourist Lights" function when you're abroad too, there are some small levers on the side of the headlight projectors to remove the kick up of the beam from the left so that you don't blind oncoming traffic or need to stick those awful things over the lenses.

    • @baz4x4r
      @baz4x4r Місяць тому

      @ Thanks for that. That is exactly what I have, but if I change the units it only changes the trip info not the small digital speedo. Why would someone do that!!!!!

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious Місяць тому

      @@baz4x4r A lack of understanding or forward thinking I expect. Now you have the issue of what to do about it to make it work properly. It's very easy to change the CCF and code it properly BUT if you don't have the tools it's a very expensive small change. Ideally, you want a friend with GapIID that will let you use it and then you'll only need to pay for the licence for your VIN. It's a really useful tool if you're going to own one of these but it puts a dent in the wallet to begin with. A good independent specialist will probably do it for you.

    • @baz4x4r
      @baz4x4r Місяць тому

      @ thanks. I will ask my independent specialist what they will charge. If it’s too expensive then perhaps a gap tool for Christmas. Thanks for your help. If I do get a gap tool I may be in touch again.

  • @jcz4035
    @jcz4035 2 місяці тому

    haha "how hard can it be?" our famous last words

  • @spkuse
    @spkuse 2 місяці тому

    I had a Goldwing 2018 DCT and it was one of the best bikes I owned. Traded it in on a 2023 1250 GSA. The second best bike that I’ve owned. The GW is awesome, just a heavy boat at around 950 lbs. The R18 bagger interests me. I just love the horizontally opposed engines! Going to test drive tomorrow!

  • @shsk8880
    @shsk8880 2 місяці тому

    does anyone know the relearn process full name, maybe i can hunt around and find someone with a good scanner to do it for cheap thx!! im having this issue and its driving me nuts EDIT nevermind i found it

  • @shsk8880
    @shsk8880 2 місяці тому

    i dont have a good scanner like that. do you think clearing the codes and letting the battery sit unplugged for a while will do the trick

  • @peterlinley6520
    @peterlinley6520 2 місяці тому

    Love my 2009 3.6tdv8 Westminster. Apart from one of the turbos going last year, it has been fantastic to own and drive.

  • @nobullink1562
    @nobullink1562 2 місяці тому

    Never get service at The Transmission Shop Plano TX. 1 code b4 I took my car their now u have 5 codes & still can't drive my 2016 Mustang GT No. 5. Clutch install doesn't work. Dishonest & basically sabotage my car.

  • @i.p.g8428
    @i.p.g8428 2 місяці тому

    Great video. From your experience, would you consider the purchase of a one owner 2007 3.6 tdv8 very high mileage (around 280.000 miles, I assume mostly highway miles) if it has a decent service history?

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 2 місяці тому

      @@i.p.g8428 Thank you. Quite honestly, I wouldn’t let the mileage worry me too much at this point in the car’s age. If you bought one with 50k it may well be original but parts will be perished etc. A high miler now is likely to have had a lot of maintenance to get it to cover that distance. If it’s a one owner car with good provenance then buy it based on its condition. If you know it and the owner that’s even better. It’s all going to come down to price really isn’t it? If it’s cheap enough and you have a pot of pennies to invest in keeping it on the road, I’d say go for it. Whatever you buy you’ll need to invest in I expect and it could make for a good story. Not knowing your circumstances, I’d warn that if it’s cheap due to its mileage and that is how it’s ended up in your price bracket, you’d be better off walking away. These things need a healthy “rainy day fund” and if you don’t have that, you’ll likely end up regretting your purchase. Wait, save a bit more money and then buy one. I’m sure that one of the main reasons these cars get such a bad reputation is because they fall to an “affordable” price point without people realising that although the car was only a couple of grand, they’ll still need to buy parts or manage complexity for an £80k car! Cars get cheaper with age but parts and labour generally don’t.

    • @i.p.g8428
      @i.p.g8428 2 місяці тому

      @@FatNFurious Thank you for your opinion. I am well aware that the costs of running a V8 range rover aren't those of a Suzuki Vitara for example. As you said luxury cars equal luxury manteinance no matter the age of the car (maybe with the exception of the few parts shared with more modest models). In my particular case I have made my mind that I'd like to own a Range Rover (especially after a recent trip to the Cotswolds). Although I like the looks of the newer versions I won't be going for one of those because I find the sweetspot for my needs/desire in older models. I have been reading and watching videos about what to buy and I have narrowed it to an L322, a Range Rover Sport L302 or even a Discovery5, any of them preferrably with the most reliable diesel engine. I own several cars at the moment (two daily drivers and three "classic" cars, one of them I'm finishing restoring at the moment) and the fact is that I do not even need or use a car on a daily basis (I live in a medium sized city with all the services in hand and I do not have to commute for work nor use the car as part of my job). My inital idea is to get rid of my oldest daily (high milleage kind of "beater" with very little value other than the service I get from it) and get the Range Rover for esporadic use on weekends, so I won't be putting many miles in it. I tend to keep my cars for years and if I like them I won't consider selling them unless I really need to. At this point I have been searching the classifieds and among the cars I've seen worth to check, there is this high milleage one. I do not know the owner nor the car and I haven't contacted him yet to ask for further information, but considering the car looks right on the pictures, it's a one owner car with that high mileage advertised as a perfectly running car (I assume that with the original engine as it doesn't say otherwise), it makes me think it must have been mantained, otherwise it would be visibly falling to pieces. The price is lower than the average but not ridiculously cheap. I am not based in UK and the prices for these cars in southern europe are not even near from those of UK, nor the quantity or quality of cars on sale is the same, so I was debating if 270.000 miles were too much to bother checking the car and if I should pass and go for the alternatives (cars around 120.000 miles mostly with several owners already and lost service history). I have also seen a couple of "mint" ones (also around the 100.000 miles mark) but commanding prices around 25k euros that are over my budget for my needs and they still are cars of the same age or around it which are not free from the problems that arise from the age (components degrading) even with less use and regular manteinance, so the idea of spending less on a higher milleage car (given it has the most problematic areas like turbos, egrs, etc. solved) and keeping some budget for the problems that may appear is tempting me, considering also that that high milleage will keep its value quite low for the average potential buyer if I ever need to sell, although the investing aspect is not the biggest factor in my decission.

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 2 місяці тому

      @ I do honestly believe there’s a lot to be said for maintaining the older stuff and stealth costs can be a factor too. I know it’s quite expensive to register cars in France and I’m fairly sure that is on a percentage of its value too so an older/cheaper one will leave more money for fettling on that part alone. I’d suggest you drive the L320 and the L322 before you chose the L322 😀. We have an L319 Discovery 4 which is utterly excellent and my wife adores it but the L322 is next level for the drivability. Also, if you want the most reliable version, I don’t think you’ll want the 3.0 TDV6/SDV6. They are well documented for snapping their cranks and I personally know someone who went through it with hers which was shortly thereafter written off in a non fault head on collision, she bought another D4 and that snapped its crank a few months later. So far, we’ve been lucky with ours but when (not if) it breaks it will get a remanufactured engine put in as my wife like she’s the car so much she won’t consider parting with it. For me, it’s TDV8 all the way but it’s not an option in the Discovery but weirdly is available in the RRS. I’d consider a 3.6 RRS but it won’t drive as well as a full fat. Let us know how you get on if you do decide to buy one.

    • @i.p.g8428
      @i.p.g8428 2 місяці тому

      @@FatNFurious Thanks again for your suggestions. I also believe TDV8 should be the way to go for me. L320 RRS are a more common sight around here and there is much more to choose on those at more affordable prices, altough maybe the smartest choice for one of those would be the supercharged petrol engine, especially considering I wouldn't be doing that many miles on the car. I am aware of the engine problems on the 3.0 TDV6/SDV6 (in fact many of them are advertised with having replacement engines) and that is why I lean to the TDV8. As the car looks I do aesthetically prefer the L322 over the L320. The BMW 177 bhp engines I don't consider as i find them underpowered for the car that is and the price difference against the 8 cilinder engines is not that big to make me consider them. In the end I think it is going to be an L322 TDV8 (either 3.6 or 4.4 like the ones you've owned) if I can find a decent one inside my price range which could be a bit stretched if justified. And by "decent" I mean one with the least hidden costs and neglection possible being open to higher mileages if it's an honest example. I'll share with the channel what do I finally get, until now I have been trying to target the model I'd prefer and now I have to go through the cars advertised and ask for detailed info, check them in person when possible or have them checked for me, etc. Regards.

  • @rafaeloreirorodriguez5278
    @rafaeloreirorodriguez5278 2 місяці тому

    3rd option be happy and get the 5.0 supercharger jag engine L320 or L319. It’s thirty but is a tank, a fast tank on the roads. Major faults NONE. Just regular oil changes twice a year or every 10.000 km +- 6000 miles , keeping an eye on the coolant hooses that pass between supercharger and the engine block and changing tensioner belts every 80.000 km or +- 50.000 miles. Watching the fluid levels once a week for precaution and everything will be more than fine. No turbines to change nothing just a fine supercharger injecting life on the engine and roaring miles away on the road faster on 0-60 than any golf or mini cooper sport.

  • @NeilEdwards-r6z
    @NeilEdwards-r6z 2 місяці тому

    Have you still got the 3.6 for sale?

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 2 місяці тому

      @@NeilEdwards-r6z No, it went very soon after the video was released.

    • @amateurtorque6709
      @amateurtorque6709 2 місяці тому

      I was just about to ask the same thing, I'd love a dark coloured 3.6 with known history.

  • @garviere
    @garviere 2 місяці тому

    Fantastic review!! Thank you so much! I am in exactly in that position where I.m considering what to replace my Disco 2 with, which I love and have spent a fortune on improving, but it's getting old, (as in mileage is over 200K ) though I am still a stick monkey and love a manual plus not sure whether I'd rather spend money on it, like another engine or upgrade to a BMW 3 litre and have it all sorted rather than start again with another vehicle with unknown gremlins. Only real consideration is extra space, but IF I do decide to sell "Duke" and get a 322, now it will almost certainly be a 3,6 as late as I can affortd. I love your easy to listen to, thoughtful cadence, not trying to be a slick, scripted presenter but just matterr of fact and honesty with no axe to grind either way. I have enjoyed watching this immensley and it has been a big help. Cheers Guy

    • @FatNFurious
      @FatNFurious 2 місяці тому

      Thank you so much for the kind words, I really do appreciate it. Keep us up to date on what you decide. I've never owned a Disco 2 and have only driven one a very short distance; they're NOTHING like the D3/4 and very far removed from the L322 but they really do have a certain charm to them.

  • @Cupat1
    @Cupat1 2 місяці тому

    I was always told when driving diesels with dpfs auto or manual, apart from motorway speeds keep the low speed town driving to 3rd and 3000rpm etc.

  • @Wereoit
    @Wereoit 2 місяці тому

    Приветствую Братья😊 Я с России. У нас любят эти машины, научились их делать. Я сам приобрёл себе такой же, но ДВС 5.0 супержаржерд. Просто самолёт. Машина дл динамично едет. Но бывают у неё по мелочи проблемы, но не кретины, я люблю свою машину, как жену😉🙏Всем добра🙏

  • @Whiponized
    @Whiponized 2 місяці тому

    hahea fat and furious got me poping a snigger 😂

  • @timothypiper6215
    @timothypiper6215 2 місяці тому

    Great video thanks. My 3.6 does 25mpg average, mainly small trips and best is 42mpg 100% motorway at 65mpg. Do fancy the 4.4 however its the maintenance side that puts me off slightly, its the 8 speed box I fancy

    • @dave216dx
      @dave216dx 19 днів тому

      He's figures for the 3.6 are not right... They don't use much more fuel at all and easily do 40 British mpg .. 45 isn't out of the question. Re mapped the 3.6 has the same power specs and it's also 100 kilos lighter than the 4.4 not that you need any more power than a stock 3.6, I think the 8 speed would be nice but remember it is only an overdrive gear (400rpm less on freeway) and one extra that splits ratios between what would be the normal 6 gears ... Add the extra 100 kilos of weight your not really going to be saving fuel because of it

    • @timothypiper6215
      @timothypiper6215 17 днів тому

      @ Great reply thanks. Don't think I'll swap my 3.6, only diesel car I've owned where the oil on the dipstick looks like it was changed 10 mins ago (gets done before 5k or six months)

  • @Yesterday23071
    @Yesterday23071 2 місяці тому

    The best and the worst Range Rover it’s the one you have. I love mine .

    • @sallhame
      @sallhame 2 місяці тому

      Hmm,...the worst Range Rover was the P38. The L322 3.6 is much much better. But I miss the P38 seats though, they were great. Fun fact: 3.6 V8 har excactly twice the power of the P38 diesel.

  • @shanewaterman4125
    @shanewaterman4125 2 місяці тому

    "Once a week I take it over 3k rpm..." What? Once a DAY if you want to keep the turbo waste clear! Might explain why you've got 20 mins of smoke behind you - my 4.4 tdv8 (2010 bought for £8k in Jan this year) only puts out 'a large puff' when I floor it. Think you need to increase your 'floorin' it' frequency.....

  • @thomaskelly5886
    @thomaskelly5886 2 місяці тому

    Hi. Im about to build one with a bmw 520 estate. Do you have any pictures etc of how you welded the caravan chassis to it.