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WTS - LR3 front rotors/brake pads (Tampa FL)
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WTS - LR3 front rotors/brake pads (Tampa FL)
WTS - LR3 front rotors/brake pads (Tampa FL) SOLD I bought the complete set from Atlantic British but only used the rear components. These front components have never been used. They are in as new condition. here is the link to the kit http://www.roverparts.com/Parts/8849K.cfm I... -
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Handset remote PART TWO
Had the same problem with mine. I carefully opened it and, looking under a magnifying glass, found 2 cold solder joints. I re flowed the solder and it's worked 100% since. -
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Brake replacement
This is for the REAR The brake housing is attached to sliders. They have rubber folds on them like a bendy straw. Those are the ones that take the 13mm and 15mm box end wrench. Once you remove this you will see the caliper. It's the one that has the big round cylinder sticking out. if you look... -
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Brake replacement
Here is a list of specific tools and process for doing the rears on the LR3. #1 T-50 Torx head for the rotor #2 13mm box end wrench or socket (outside) and 15mm box end wrench (inside) to remove the brake housing from the sliders #3 15mm 12pt socket to remove the caliper from the hub... -
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Brake replacement
Finished replacing the rear pads and rotors this morning. Luckily there was no need to grind the 15mm wrench. It barely fit, but I got it in there. All in all it took about an hour to complete. -
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Brake replacement
Thanks Craig. I guess I'll have to check and see first. Hopefully I'll get lucky. -
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Brake replacement
As Roverman stated, the wrenches in their factory form are too wide because of the flange around the mouth. A standard wrench needs to be narrowed to fit on the nut. I'm trying to find out just much to grind off so I can have that done. So, when the components arrive I will have everything at... -
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Brake replacement
Good morning everyone. Hope all is well. New to the site and want to thank everyone that has contributed their troubleshooting/repair experience to guys like me. Right now I am tackling the rear brakes. I've read a few posts and have 99% of the tools for the job. That 1% happens to be the...
