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Rear strut
Ended up being the lower control arm bushings. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
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Rear strut
Thank you so much for the comments. Little tricks like dropping the spare is helpful for sure. I wasn’t using a jack stand but do I need to? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
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Rear strut
Is this a dead forum??? I feel like I would have at least one response?? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk -
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Rear strut
Quick question for you more experienced owners. I bought a lr3 about a week ago and immediately noticed a lot of squeaking from the rear passenger area. Between myself and my father in law, we have both decided fairly certainly it’s the strut assembly and not a bushing. I ordered a used oem one... -
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New owner
Well I’ve been wanting a fun 4x4 suv for a while now and have looked at Broncos, blazers, etc and have never really found one I love. Blame it being a creature of comfort but not having newer options on them and riding like log wagons just wasn’t as fun as I’d hoped. Well my wife saw me eye...- mattmann
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3rd Party Extended Warranties
Just bought my Land Rover today and got the same warranty as mentioned above. Did lots of reviews first that seemed favorable. Mine has 150,000 miles so I liked the assurance of a 2 year warranty! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk- mattmann
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- Forum: Introduction