Trip odometer reads "err" - Page 2

marinabrian · 29th April 2019, 19:18

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Originally Posted by Pueblo_Boy

Excellent news! If I was handy with tools, I would whip out my ECU and post it to you...but how much better to turn up in person and make your acquaintance! I am ready to travel all the way to Geordie land for the upgrade; just tell me when is convenient for you.

I have a splendid selection of biscuits and coffee or tea.........most days are ok, if you are super keen I've no work booked on Thursday, or the weekend if weekdays don't suit?

Brian

trikey · 29th April 2019, 19:23

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

I have a splendid selection of biscuits and coffee or tea.........most days are ok, if you are super keen I've no work booked on Thursday, or the weekend if weekdays don't suit?

Brian

I can testify to the quality of the biscuits and coffee at Saunders towers.

Pueblo_Boy · 30th April 2019, 00:02

Thursday sounds good!

marinabrian · 30th April 2019, 00:29

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Originally Posted by Pueblo_Boy

Thursday sounds good!

Ok, we'll see you then

Brian

Pueblo_Boy · 5th May 2019, 13:30

Am pleased to report Brian fixed me up with the remap, and also diagnosed a couple of other problems, like the fan resistor, and I need a new lower engine mounting.

But the most pleasing aspect of the diagnostic was to see just what good condition my £300 banger was in! injectors ok, battery fine, fuel pump is in fact only one pump in the tank, but he tells me they never go wrong! Also fitted the plenum plastic thingy. So many thanks Brian, it was worth the long trip to Geordieland to see you!

Mike Noc · 5th May 2019, 14:19

Think Brian drove nearly twice as far when I saw him yesterday for tea and biscuits.

Good to catch up again.

Blink · 5th May 2019, 14:53

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Originally Posted by Pueblo_Boy

..... Also fitted the plenum plastic thingy.

What plenum plastic thingy?

marinabrian · 5th May 2019, 21:21

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Originally Posted by Blink

What plenum plastic thingy?

As supplied by Jules, the offside plenum shield, stops leaves and other stuff entering the plenum, greatly mitigating the chances of the plenum drains blocking, and the subsequent damage being inflicted on the ECM

Brian

marinabrian · 5th May 2019, 21:24

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Originally Posted by Mike Noc

Think Brian drove nearly twice as far when I saw him yesterday for tea and biscuits.

Good to catch up again.

And very nice biscuits they were Mike

I'm a bit tired this evening, 666 miles in little over a day can do that to you......I must be getting old

Brian

Blink · 5th May 2019, 22:23

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Originally Posted by marinabrian

As supplied by Jules, the offside plenum shield, stops leaves and other stuff entering the plenum, greatly mitigating the chances of the plenum drains blocking, and the subsequent damage being inflicted on the ECM

Brian

I see - thanks.

Btw, is there supposed to be a drainpipe thingy sticking down below the undertray (on both sides)? On mine, rainwater seems to go down the plenum tube and then run along the undertray before it reaches the ground. Seems a bit weird.

30th April 2019, 00:02	#13
Pueblo_Boy Loves to post Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Sauchie Posts: 370 Thanks: 66 Thanked 56 Times in 36 Posts	Thursday sounds good! __________________ 24,658th 75 Tourer made, out of 27,407 136th Tourer CDT Contemporary SE (135hp) out of 364 194th 75 Tourer in Firefrost Red out of 518 Firefrost Red 75 Tourers Interior Trim Sports PPH Black, but now with real walnut wooden trim! One of only 20 on the road!

5th May 2019, 13:30	#15
Pueblo_Boy Loves to post Rover 75 Tourer Join Date: Nov 2018 Location: Sauchie Posts: 370 Thanks: 66 Thanked 56 Times in 36 Posts	Am pleased to report Brian fixed me up with the remap, and also diagnosed a couple of other problems, like the fan resistor, and I need a new lower engine mounting. But the most pleasing aspect of the diagnostic was to see just what good condition my £300 banger was in! injectors ok, battery fine, fuel pump is in fact only one pump in the tank, but he tells me they never go wrong! Also fitted the plenum plastic thingy. So many thanks Brian, it was worth the long trip to Geordieland to see you! __________________ 24,658th 75 Tourer made, out of 27,407 136th Tourer CDT Contemporary SE (135hp) out of 364 194th 75 Tourer in Firefrost Red out of 518 Firefrost Red 75 Tourers Interior Trim Sports PPH Black, but now with real walnut wooden trim! One of only 20 on the road!

5th May 2019, 14:19	#16
Mike Noc This is my second home Rover 75 CDT Manual Connoisseur SE, Rover 75 CDT Automatic Connoisseur SE & a Freelander Td4. Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Hampshire Posts: 11,548 Thanks: 3,470 Thanked 3,119 Times in 2,247 Posts	Think Brian drove nearly twice as far when I saw him yesterday for tea and biscuits. Good to catch up again.