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Fitting accessories
I bought accessories for my D3 in from England (1,000 euro cheaper) but my dealer does not want to fit them as I did't buy from them I was goin to fit the parts myself but just want some reassurance from others that have done it? I need to fit side steps, mud flaps and light guards. Does anyone know a good independant land rover mechanic in the midlands or south of Ireland? Thanks
16th Mar 2008 6:45 pm
CY
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Have a word with 10forcash - he does D3 modification and will no doubt sort you out 2007 Porsche Boxster (987) 2.7
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16th Mar 2008 6:47 pm
SN
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CY - Iain lives in England - doh!
bobic
All of the items are straightforwards to fit - you might cast around the Irish D3 contingent to see if one of them can come up to your place for a fitting session - all of them can be done in an afternoon Steve N | 21MY Defender | 08MY Discovery 3 (history) | 06MY Discovery 3 (ancient history)
16th Mar 2008 7:39 pm
CY
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He managed to get to England to buy the thing 2007 Porsche Boxster (987) 2.7
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16th Mar 2008 7:43 pm
simon
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And mentions the midlands as a location too
I assumed it was either over there or over here in Brumigham Land.
16th Mar 2008 7:45 pm
bobic
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Thanks lads, we do have midlands in Ireland aswell. Consists mainly of peat, tricky stuff to drive through I'll have a crack of fitting the parts myself. Will revert to the Irish members when I run into problems.
16th Mar 2008 7:56 pm
SN
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bobic wrote:
we do have midlands in Ireland aswell
Thats how I read it - if you're looking for the easiest first, do the front lamp guards - oik the grill and headlamps out (easy peasy, shows you in the manual) and follow the instructions - no drilling, just screws Steve N | 21MY Defender | 08MY Discovery 3 (history) | 06MY Discovery 3 (ancient history)
16th Mar 2008 7:59 pm
10forcash
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bobic wrote:
Thanks lads, we do have midlands in Ireland aswell. Consists mainly of peat, tricky stuff to drive through I'll have a crack of fitting the parts myself. Will revert to the Irish members when I run into problems.
I've been over to Ireland to fit stuff before
Next trip will probably be early next month
16th Mar 2008 8:02 pm
bobic
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Cool, I've been doin alot of thinking about chipping the engine but am terrifified over warranty etc. I pull a large compressor all over Ireland and need the land rover totally reliable. If your goin to be over here I'd be very interested in havin it done but have a few questions I need answering first. Wow have I gone off topic NEWBIE
Will my LR dealer find it on there diagnostic?
Can they accidentally overwrite the tune with any updates they might put on?
I know you have probably answered these questions a million times before 10forcash but would really appreciate if you could answer them again Thanks
16th Mar 2008 8:49 pm
simon
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bobic wrote:
Thanks lads, we do have midlands in Ireland aswell.
I bought accessories for my D3 in from England (1,000 euro cheaper) but my dealer does not want to fit them as I did't buy from them I was goin to fit the parts myself but just want some reassurance from others that have done it? I need to fit side steps, mud flaps and light guards. Does anyone know a good independant land rover mechanic in the midlands or south of Ireland? Thanks
The bits you are thinking of ptting on are quite straight forward.
If not
You could try Kings 4 x4 in wicklow town most helpful and reasonable!Googsy
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16th Mar 2008 8:55 pm
10forcash
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bobic wrote:
Cool, I've been doin alot of thinking about chipping the engine but am terrifified over warranty etc. I pull a large compressor all over Ireland and need the land rover totally reliable. If your goin to be over here I'd be very interested in havin it done but have a few questions I need answering first. Wow have I gone off topic NEWBIE
Will my LR dealer find it on there diagnostic?
Can they accidentally overwrite the tune with any updates they might put on?
I know you have probably answered these questions a million times before 10forcash but would really appreciate if you could answer them again Thanks
If you're after a remap in Ireland, Chris Tyler is yer man! - we have an agreement, he doesn't sell remaps in my territory and I don't sell them in his!
Should the dealer overwrite, then Chris will reapply your tune no problem
As far as the dealers are concerned.... Well most tunes are transparent to them in terms of diagnostic kit, but as soon as they road test it.... that said, i've never heard of any reaction other than a wry smile from the bloke that does the test drive
16th Mar 2008 9:37 pm
bobic
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Where might I find Chris Tyler?
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