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Anyone have a guide on building the Rovergauge cable for 14CUX diagnostics? I've got the stuff to build it just need to know what wire goes where and where the resistor goes. And if anyone has a good link to the software that might come in handy as well. Thanks

Yeah, RTC3635 is better known as a generic size 2721 bulb, I think I may end up needing the specific bulb holder for this fucker (RTC3878) but I was hoping to hear from someone who had replaced it firsthand. Thanks though, I do use those part sites all the time, aren't they fun.

anyone?????????????

Anyone have the part number for the bulb in the cluster that flashes with the turn signals? EDIT: It may be the type with a seperate holder and bulb

If anyone is looking, I have a limited supply of nice used clipped socket pigtails, with new bulbs and high strength Viton o-ring seals. These are approx 8in long, although I have a couple of short ones as well. Email me: buckhornimports@gmail.com

Anyone interested? I have a Range Rover that still seems to run pretty good, I wonder how far it will go.

The one with the front bumper on. We aren't complete maniacs, we removed valuable items BEFORE getting rowdy with it.

In years past, this was a badge of honor, the oil burning trucks spraying their musk like a tomcat.

There seemed to be a high percentage of discussion posts here related to assholes. I was reprimanded almost instantly.

Hindsight 2020

Pintle hitch turns out to be a valuable tool for trail fixes too, when you bent a steering linkage, or panhard.

BTW folks, this is the more desirable version, if you're looking. You don't want the plow type, that resembles a dozer claw.

I drove it again yesterday, the engine runs so well, it has to have been rebuilt. It doesn't burn OR leak any oil.

Only in PA? I was on a 6 state cornhole tour.

ACTUALLY I am not sure if the people who make the rules on for sale areas of forums realize this, but ANY discussion about a for sale item is still a good thing. About 10 years ago on Dweb I posted a D2 for sale as a "Discovery Series Eleven" and that thread got more views because of the dumb...

Where to begin about this one, as many of you know I have quite a healthy obsession with the Range Rover Classic, and the 1995 RRC in particular. I can't count straight at the moment, but I am fairly sure this is either number 6 or 7 in less than a decade. Not only is this the slightly more rare...