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TReK
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Hey I didn't want to ask so I was happy you brought it up! I've had my first D2 for lest than a week so I have a million stupid questions. I d/l'd all the manuals I could get my hands on and have read through hundreds of posts already but sometimes the comfort level isn't there and you have to ask for the 11 billionth time "what's the best oil to use" or "where do I find X part" and you can almost hear the whole forum groan in unison...
I've been working on cars and bikes many years, but this is my first LR, I bought it last July.
It's slowly coming back to life.
So, lots of questions from me, on "what's the best way to do this?"
As you can see, there's alot of good people here willing to help, and I am very grateful for it.
I'm happy to do whatever I can for the next guy too.
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From: SE PA
I meant stupid in the sense that the question has been answered over and over. This is not my first British vehicle but it is my first one since the internet was invented so I have a lot of catching up to do.
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Hey I didn't want to ask so I was happy you brought it up! I've had my first D2 for lest than a week so I have a million stupid questions. I d/l'd all the manuals I could get my hands on and have read through hundreds of posts already but sometimes the comfort level isn't there and you have to ask for the 11 billionth time "what's the best oil to use" or "where do I find X part" and you can almost hear the whole forum groan in unison...
1. locate part # on new.lrcat.com
2. Plug part number into lrdirect.com to find any superceded part #'s
3. Plug final part number into google to find best price (usually lrdirect.com)
4. Choose quality level depending on part. LRD workshop approved is usually the way to go, but for things like bolts it doesn't matter. Seals, some sensors, etc use genuine.
Pro Wrench
Joined: Apr 2018
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From: SE PA
Finding parts
1. locate part # on new.lrcat.com
2. Plug part number into lrdirect.com to find any superceded part #'s
3. Plug final part number into google to find best price (usually lrdirect.com)
4. Choose quality level depending on part. LRD workshop approved is usually the way to go, but for things like bolts it doesn't matter. Seals, some sensors, etc use genuine.
1. locate part # on new.lrcat.com
2. Plug part number into lrdirect.com to find any superceded part #'s
3. Plug final part number into google to find best price (usually lrdirect.com)
4. Choose quality level depending on part. LRD workshop approved is usually the way to go, but for things like bolts it doesn't matter. Seals, some sensors, etc use genuine.
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