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Mine from this weekend. Silver Island Mountains Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk

Some poser shots of the rig part way up a mountain road

Next we headed over to the Silver lake mountains. We found some coral pieces up there while exploring as well. pretty cool. Some pictures from the mountains This is a 50+ mile round trip. Its a loop road around the mountains. There are supposed to be petroglyphs up there and abandoned...

We took an unplanned trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats and also Had a little time to check out the Silver Island Mountains! Got the old beast up to about 80 mph on the salt and called it good enough. It salt was a little damp. But now I can say I've driven on the salt!

Pulling home a new project commuter car.

I just did this with mine. 4000+ LBS car 5000+ LBS Trailer I pulled it 65 miles @70 mph without issue on 33" tires and stock gearing. 133K miles on the 4.6L

In Northern Wyoming. Out in our Toyota Sequoia. The Range Rover getting the best gas mileage ever. On the way to our move to Utah. GOOD BYE NORTH DAKOTA!

Many European cars have heated windshields and heated washer fluid. I've never had a windshield cracking because I used those features Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using Tapatalk now Free

heated leather seats on high

here is my problem. another guy said to have the manufacturer send me a new end board, and solder it in.

I have 2 dead bulbs in my LED light bar. i thought maybe the soldered connections may have come loose. but they seem okay. anyone have a source for the bulbs. seems like a pretty easy process to replace them.

keep an eye on those rod ends. I've had them fail before on my steering set-up years ago. Luckily i was in a parking lot and not on the interstate. they will probably rust out as well.

When I went to Moab, I saw no less then 4 Jeeps stuck and broken on the trail. I just cruised by with my cold AC blowing. Not to mention I was only running 31" tall tires and all the jeeps were on 33" or taller tires. Nothing against Jeeps. I've owned 3. But the Range Rover is the longest...

Can you turn a wrench and plug in a OBD2 scanner? Can you read a repair manual? Can you read a forum and find solutions to problems? If you can, all the info in the world is out there for these. Buy one that has been taken care of, that is in good running condition. Then rip off the air...

i've never been left stranded. i can take 2000+ mile trips and not worry. i don't carry any spare parts other then a serpentine belt, coil packs and plug wires. The worst thing that has happened is my alternator went out at 125K miles. 90 miles from the nearest town with a parts store. i...

i have a Toyota Sequoia as well now. I'm going to turn it into a back-roads cruiser. Light trail duty. After driving 1500 miles in the Toyota this last weekend. I can honestly say, I like my Rover 100 times more. from the interior comfort to the exterior appearance. Sure the Toyota may be a...

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well, it appears i have solved it. I was using a 12V source from one of my parking lights. It must not have been able to supply enough power for the relay. I switched it over to the headlight and now i have enough power. The relay is working and the light is now running off the relay...

i have two brand new relays. i'm not sure, but i cannot hear either one clicking.

I just installed a 40 LED 3 watt/bulb light bar. its supposed to pull a maximum of 120 watts. The equivalent of 10 amps, max. I wired my light bar up just like i would for any other auxiliary light. I used a 4 pin 40 amp relay to power the light. For some reason i cannot get the light bar...