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We mostly book sites based on the dog walks. I'm please you found the video useful. Regards Peter P

@misskatoyaki4044 Hi, it's normal for water to run off of the roof. I suspect the issue is that you have a completely flat roof. Normally the water produced by the A/C unit would run off the back or front of the caravan. A/C units don't use condensation trays like fridges do as they produced too much water which is extracted from the atmosphere.

@@discoveryadventures2296 thanks for the reply! Yeah it's a totally flat roof. They're outdoor office spaces that are inside a warehouse so the sun doesn't evaporate it off. I'm the cleaner there so they've asked me to get to know the units as we move into summer and get the leaks again. Might have to reverse engineer a solution. Thanks again!

You either need to buy the whole vent system from JLR or make your own filter. There is also a little felt pad under the foam filter. Regards Peter

Pleased that you found it helpful. Regards Peter

@flydutch1 it's actually very easy when you now how to change the filters. As you say they clean up like new.

Hi, I am so pleased that you found the video helpful and that it made it easy for you to change the filters. Regards Peter

That's a good idea. We did think about a waterproof dog boot.

Thank you for your comment and hope you have a great trip. Let me know how you get on using the hoops.

It's minimal maintenance but it definitely needs doing periodically. The frequency will depend on the location of where it is used and the frequency it is used. But it definitely needs doing.

Your appliances may not then be earthed.

It's to provide power to auxiliary ports to run a 12v compressor fridge and to link the two batteries if the main battery is low/flat for any reason.

I'm not sure but suspect that it will be under the roof cover with all the internal components.

Hi, as the sponge had disintegrated it might be worth changing the compressor filter and moisture crystals.

Hi its Trustleaf liquid rubber. I purchased mine on ebay. Hope this helps. If you liked the video (I have two videos on this subject) the please like and subscribe.

I am really pleased that you found the video helpful. If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.

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Hi, pleased that you enjoyed the video and now know about the loops. I hope you have a great time on your holiday and hopefully have some nice weather to enjoy your sun canopy. Regards Peter

Not that I am aware of.

I am pleased that it helped you with your filters.

Can I just ask what you put them in to wash? As they look a bit big to put in a sink

@user-xh3lh9ck3t just used the sink. We have a large sink and just washed one end at a time. Be very careful when wet.

Well had some replacement filters turn up. So fitted those and washed the originals in a large plastic box. They are as good as new again. So will rotated them every season from now on. Thanks again for the very helpful video and advice

Hi, it very much depends on how often you use the A/C, the climate and how many inhabitants. Although we are in the UK we do use our caravan in the South of France where it can get very hot and dusty. We also have to long coated dogs which tend to collect a lot of dust in their coats. We also run an air purifier to extract dust from the air, which helps a lot.

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, not that I am aware of at this time. Regards Peter

I'll try that next time. Regards Peter

Hi, not that I am aware of as its recirculated air. I believe the top vents at the back of the unit are to expel heat from the compressor.

Top section in non serviceable. But I know that the top cover can be removed. I have not investigated this as I'm not sure there is much you can do in there.

Hi, this seems to be a common issue with some of the old sponges. You can buy them from Land Rover Dealerships, but it only comes as a whole unit rather than just as a replacement sponge. Lots of people have made their own by buying some sponge and cutting it to shape.

It's surprising how many people either didn't realise that the strips on the side are the filters or how to replace them. Regards Peter

Thank you and I hope it helps.

Hi Charles, not initially, I just made sure that the arms were in the correct position by jacking up the lower arm. However about 12 months later, I did check and carry out a calibration of all four corners using a BT GAP11 tool which I purchased. All four corners were slightly out although i did not have any adverse wear on any of the tyres. I hope this helps. Regards Peter

Hi Philip. Its called Trustleaf Latex Rubber. Which you can purchase on ebay. When you search for it make sure you write Trustleaf Latex Rubber or you will find something completely different on ebay lol.

It's worth trying to remove. There are actually two filters one felt at the bottom and the sponge one. Sometimes the sponge starts to breakdown into a fine dust which could get sucked in and would obviously need the sponge replacing. Regards Peter

It's a pain but you can jiggle the canister out of the mount... Lots of cuss words and a sore hand! 😂the worst

Hi, thank you for your comment. Yes they are very fragile and I suspect that's why the manual states that they are not cleanable. However as demonstrated they can be cleaned, washed and reused if done carefully. Just be careful when they are loaded with water when washing as this is when they are most likely to break. Regards Peter.

Always good to check annually. Regards Peter

Are you sure you are using the correct clips.

Hi I have now covered 30,000 miles on this same set of tyres and have found no difference in the wet or dry roads compared to the factory tyres fitted. I have used these on long continental trips around Europe and the UK on road, dirt tracks and steep rock faces and on snow. They are a good all round tyre. There only down side is in soft wet mud where they do not clear the mud from the tread that well

Hi there is a rubber grommet near the steering column or if automatic there's a larger grommet when the clutch cylinder would have been mounted. Regards Peter

Hi, thank you for your comment about the video. I would take the car back and have the wheels rebalanced. I have now covered many thousands of miles on these tyres. I often drive on the Continent to the South of France and Spain on motorways and have never had any vibration so I would say its either balancing or a worn component on the car. Mostly likely balancing if the vibration was not there before. Regards Peter

@@discoveryadventures2296 thanks Peter, I appreciate the feedback. Andy.

Good choice of tyre. Mine have been on for over 25,000 miles and although worn, they still have many more miles left on them. They have undertaken heavy off road use on dusty and rocky terrain.

Hi. I'm not aware of a specific aftermarket filter. I would just try to find a fine open cell sponge to use and cut it to shape. A pond box filter sponge might be ideal as they come in different open cell ranges.

Ebay.

These are readily available on eBay. Sorry I don't have an item number. Regards Peter

You are most welcome and happy that the video helped you. Regards Peter

Thank you and I am pleased that the video helped you. Regards Peter