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djkaosone replied to the thread Colorado Land Rover Owners: Is British 4x4 in Aurora still in business? I can't seem to get in touch with them.I second this! A family friend services both of his LR4s there. They have a working LR4 LS conversion kit in the works too! -
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djkaosone replied to the thread Any DIY tips out there on replacing a 2016 LR4 SCV6 Thermostat Housing?.There's a metal retaining clip that holds the plastic coupling to the lower thermostat, just pop it out with a flat head screwdriver...
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Ok, so a couple other....OOPS! moments. First off, swapping the PCV valves in an NA engine is pretty darn easy.....not as much with...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Project Dark Knight Rising.Love the metal rear crossover pipe. Where can I get one? Did you ever change out the fuel flange? If not, it's a good time to do it.
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And just like that.... Ok, this is like a week's worth of teenage assistance, and three evenings of trying to get it in the air!
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djkaosone replied to the thread ARB Fridge.Or you can just remove the second row middle seat and it'll fit in there perfectly. I have an Engel MT45 that's strapped there full time...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Do durable side wall tires exist for the LR4?.Nowadays, there are a ton more options than 3+ years ago for 19s. I'd suggest moving at least to 31s with little to no modifications for...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Bullet Proof Control Arm Bushings.We'll take the little wins whenever it comes to these trucks. It's been a love/hate emotional roller-coaster. :beer:
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I have given them a look several times, and thus far, no issues. As recently as last week, actually. No squeaks, no cracks. Maybe I...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Bullet Proof Control Arm Bushings.Word of advice, just do a quick check on the front lca before a big outing and check for cracks at the rear bushing. So, you don't end...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Radiator replacement.Nissens is the oem radiator and I would stick to that. Be patient when removing and installing. It takes a while to shimmy it out and...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Tips for cleaning radiator?.Google, "Radiator Genie". There's 2 types, pressured air and water. Lisle 88500 is a good one.
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djkaosone replied to the thread I think it's time to move on....Aww... Stories like this pains me. I was in a pretty bad pickle myself and decided to keep mine running. I honestly think that it's just...
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djkaosone replied to the thread Colder plugs...worse mileage?.I know back in the tuner racing days, people put colder plugs on boosted cars to stop it from detonating. Not sure if the LR4 uses the...
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