Let's not argue semantics here....

 

he's got a point... could be the 3 blokes. could also be the 3 lads, but I'm thinkin' the most appropriate would be the 3 hooligans (although my British slang ain't what it used to was).

 

Wanka's
Gadges
Charvers

That's all I got.

Interesting point. Hooligans comes from the name of a rowdy Irish family that moved to London many years ago a started causing trouble. They were called the Hoolihans. But over the years the pronunciation of the word got altered and it came to mean trouble makers.

Or so I heard from a bloke in a pub.

 

Wow...who would've thought a question about my engine idle and the transmission would've lead to a 3 amigos debate, haha. See, people said "don't buy a land rover", etc. and if I had not bought it I never would've seen this dialogue regarding the origin of "3 amigos". Personally, I think Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Martin Short had something to do with it...

I'm doing a brake job tomorrow afternoon and will check the transmission fluid level at that time and start with that! Thanks again for all the input, and amigo dialogue...lol. P.S. I tried to upload a picture of my beauty but I have email issues on my phone so I will try to upload on a desktop this weekend/next week.
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