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Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
Submitted all the stuff to put my LR4 on Cars and Bids. After going through that, it's clear why all the listings there look similar. You do not write your own listing but rather Cars and Bids just asks you to answer specific questions and then they write the listing around that. Decided to... -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
I saw more Defenders than I ever saw D5s within about two months of the Defender being on the market. The Defender is a sales home run for Land Rover; the D5 is a dud. I've seen multiple Grenadiers now. To me, it all depends on what options people went with. Having sat in an old, original... -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
The LR3 and the LR4 were more or less the exact same design, and those lasted 11 years (LR3 was from 2005 to 2009, and LR4 was from 2010 to 2016). The D5 started in 2017, so in vehicle model years it's 8 years old. It's probably due. At first, I thought Land Rover believed there was only... -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
That rear end makes me want to slap the ascot right off of Gerry McGovern. -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
I don't see how Land Rover keeps the D5 going. Who is buying that car anymore? It has to be big dealer incentives. Seems like the Defender or the Range Rover Sport would be much better choices depending on what you wanted a D5 for. -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
The Tundra has the 3.4l TTV6 since the 2022 model year and redesign. It no longer has the V8. There have been a few reports of some bearings spinning at around 20k miles. -
Anyone end up buying their Grenadier order
Hinted around at it in another thread, but I went ahead and put a $1k deposit on a Land Cruiser. It's refundable, so if I don't like it I get the money back, but I have a feeling I'm going to like it. Supposed to be here between the end of May or early July. It's the 1958 Edition, which I... -
New engine noise
I just ran a carfax on my own vehicle to see what it says before I put it up for sale. There are things I had done at a mechanic or the dealer that do not register on the carfax report. For example, about 3 years ago I had a local indy replace both my crossover pipes, the water pump... -
Mystery Headlamp Bulb
This is not your headlight housing if yours is a 2014. That's a headlight housing for a 2010 to 2013. The years on that manual are wrong for us-spec LR4s. In the US, the headlights changed for the 2014 model year. -
Mystery Headlamp Bulb
In a 2014 or newer, the high and low beams are the same bulb. There is no other high beam. The 2013s and previous used two different bulbs. I have no idea where you got the other bulb from, but it looks like a turn signal bulb. -
becoming collectible
Still not 100% that's the way I'm going just yet. If you asked me a few weeks ago, I was eyeing the new Defenders. There is some Land Cruiser hype right now and a lot of dealers are seizing the opportunity to pocket a $10k markup. The dealers who aren't marking them way up have their first... -
Lr4 Brakes
There are different rear pads for the 2012s and older and 2013s and newer. https://www.landroverworld.org/threads/lr4-brakes.21542/page-27#post-246532 -
becoming collectible
Maybe. I dunno. I've had mine since early January of 2016. Just ready for something different. Just at that point in my life where I don't have as much time to maintain vehicles and enough money to buy something new. Local Toyota dealer has an unclaimed 1958 edition Land Cruiser coming in a... -
becoming collectible
I'm planning on selling mine in the next few months. This will be a decent barometer for me. https://carsandbids.com/auctions/3oZLz579/2011-land-rover-lr4-hse This one does not look to have the timing chain guides done, though. And it's a year older than mine. Similar mileage, though. -
Front Control Arm Replacement on LR4 and saw a warning light come on
If it's way out of alignment, there's a steering sensor that raises a fuss. -
Cable hanging down (damaged) from my rear passenger wheel well (Update: Resolved!)
If your old pads never wore to the point that the sensor went off, there's no reason to change the sensor. That said, if you paid for it to be changed... it should have been changed. Looks like they forgot to reconnect it to the brake pads when they buttoned everything back up. So now you... -
Suspension Fault When Parked on Incline
I had the same code. Turned out my exhaust sensor (top of the compressor) got unplugged. I'd start by checking you have the right compressor firmware. If you do, next step is to pull the compressor and see if you have a wiring issue. -
Looking for thoughts on leak under engine block
If you can't even tell what fluid this is, it's going to be really difficult for us to help. -
Engine disassembly after going poof
It's notorious for having a bad crankshaft, which wasn't the problem here. Christian (the guy on LRTime) did a masterclass in the problems with the TDV6 on a prior video on that channel. Long story short, his theory is that JLR wanted to use this engine in so many different vehicle models... -
18" New Defender Steelies on 2010 LR4
My brake pad switch was unrelated to the wheels. I had run Hawk pads with OEM rotors in the front since October 2018 and loved them. They were getting worn and replaced them with new Hawk pads (and new OEM rotors) in April 2023. Hawk did something different to the backing on their pads and I... -
becoming collectible
When a vehicle is listed on Bring a Trailer, does BaT write the description based on questions they asked the seller? They all kind of read the same. -
18" New Defender Steelies on 2010 LR4
I've been running them since August of 2021. Still love them. Only issue now is that since I switched back to OEM brake discs and pads on the front, the brake dust is really visible on the white wheels. EDITED: Realized I've been running the steelies since August 2021 and not 2022. -
becoming collectible
Sounds similar to Mission Hills, right near my house. I see more L322s there than anything newer Land Rover-related, and my guess is that they are all really low mileage. -
becoming collectible
Also, that low mileage one does not have the HD package, so someone may be in for a rude awakening when they think they are going to turn it into an overlanding rig without a low range transfer case. -
becoming collectible
Not sure why, but a lot of Long Island cars get little mileage. Guess maybe their owners take the subway or something? No idea. I'm just a midwest dork taking a guess.
