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I’m glad it was of use! Not an easy job at all but there aren’t really any other options! Thanks for watching!

It was quite a lot of work but well worth it and I’ve learnt a lot about auto electrics! It definitely would be easier to tap straight into the existing wiring to trigger with the high beams alone, however I’ve been told that some countries insist that you must be able to turn them off manually or something along those lines. As I was doing the headlining anyway, I took the opportunity to go to town on the wiring as you’ll see in the later videos! Really impressed with Auxbeam; they’ve been reliable and I still think they were great value for money. Really appreciate the comment, and you watching my videos, thank you!

I appreciate the comment, thanks for watching!

Yup. I bought new sensors rather than transferring them from my old wheels.

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Yes, that's also a good way of doing it. I broke my syringe and therefore used a pump and some tube. Thanks for watching!

Good idea using an insole! Thanks for watching!

I’m really glad that you’ve found them useful, take your time and you’ll be amazed at the final finish. I’m already learning to live with the cream visors and handles although I would like to do something with them. I’m going to investigate if any other LR models use similar handles at least and see if they have them in Black. The visors are very specific although my Porsche Cayenne had a very similar set up so I’m going to look at those too. I just don’t think it’ll be worth painting them, as you say, they are high ware areas and I don’t think it’ll last long. Best of luck and do share some photos once you’re done!!

@Dadulthood well as it happens I too have a first generation Cayenne, so I could have a look at comparing the two? I've gone with a dark grey finish headliner so the contrast against the darker material probably won't be quite as stark Vs black. I shall share pics yes. Was hoping to do this weekend. It's stripped ready to go however the wife's SLK has snapped it's exhaust, so more urgently requires my attention. I need to have a go at the IPA and scraper as you've done with yours to try and get rid of the last of the little glue balls. Struggled to figure out how to deal with those but your method looked very effective!

@@Dadulthood also consider the E53 generation X5 for sun visor 👍

Spasibo!

Hi Rob. I do indeed, although have no intention of ever using it. I have a bottle jack to use instead! Thanks for the comment and for watching!

Thanks for getting in touch, and for watching. I'm really sorry, this is well beyond my knowledge I'm afraid. I would suggest the various forums out there who have been incredibly useful to me over the last few months. Sorry I can't help any further, best of luck!!

Hiya, they can be a bit overwhelming if it's not something you've done before. If you have a look at this item on ebay you'll find one of the photos is a complete diagram of how to install it. Hope it helps! www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404627001121?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=epkjxpvotkk&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=dZBn-E1dTYu&var=674619159912&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Thanks for watching!

@@Dadulthood Thank you so much! Your videos are great. Yes, your answer is very helpful.

Yup, completely agree sorry. Although I'm not particularly interesting, so careful what you wish for LOL :)

Wow 2k€!! Maybe I should start making them! :). I’d need to improve my sewing skills. I’ve now done most of the others and it does get easier. Best of luck and thank you for watching!

That's really kind of you! I'm like a kid in a candy shop at the moment. Thoroughly enjoying my adult-sized tonka toy! Life too short for half measures! If you need any further advice or help, just let me know! Thanks for watching!

Hi Baz, thanks for the feedback! Be picky when buying an L322, much like when buying an L320. There are loads on the market now and they are so cheap that it can be difficult to weed out the good ones. Most things are reasonably easy to fix, just avoid the majorly rust ones or ones with any signs of water ingress from the sunroof. The leaks themselves aren't difficult fixes, but the water damage to the looms/ECUs can be a royal PITA. You'll spend months chasing a problem with suspension which ends up being a corroded wire in the footwell lol. Also, although my second battery has worked well for my fridge et al, I have now added a Bluetti Charger 1 (video coming) which will then allow me to power a Bluetti (or others actually) powerstation. This is because I needed quite a lot more power to run my diesel heater for an upcoming trip to the Arctic Circle. Good luck with the search, and thanks for watching!

@@Dadulthood Thanks for that. After owning two L320’s I am aware of the quirks of Range Rovers. I will have a very good look around the car before I purchase anything, I may even get an AA inspection done first. I think I will buy from a dealer so at least I have some comeback this time. My last L320 which died on Sunday had been a good car for over two years. Just coming up to 111,000 miles. Regularly serviced by a LR independent, but without notice the crankshaft let go. Now it will be up for Spares or Repairs. At the moment I have an Ecoflow Delta, which I run a small battery charger from to top up my leisure battery. All of my Amber strobe lights and matrix signs run from that. It is also very handy having 230v available if I need it for the caravan. I charge the Ecoflow with an Ecoflow alternator generator which comes straight off the vehicle battery and when the engine is running, it charges the Ecoflow at 800 watts. So it doesn’t take too long. I am hoping to transfer that set up to the L322. The one thing I will miss will be the extra storage under the back seats that I have in the L320. I like your storage build in the boot. I may try something like that, for just one side as I need to get the dogs in as well. Keep up the good work. Thanks. Baz

@@pantoffelslippers Yes it is. Much easier to look after.

On the order it was just ‘green’ although I think they have some new colours now. Thanks for watching.

I took a punt and bought some cheap ones off eBay, they’ve done ok so far!

@@Dadulthood cheers. What's the handling like with them?

@@apps7689 I misread your first comment sorry, I thought you meant the height sensors!! Soz. The lift rods were from Proud Rhino. When I raised it the full 2.5” it does make the car quite unsteady on motorways so I ended up dialling mine down a bit using the GAP tool. I think I’m running my standard height now at about 1.5” lifted plus O have 30mm wheel spacers all round. This levelled out the driving and is far more stable.

@Dadulthood it's OK cheers. I tried to look for the rhion rods but looked like they were only from America?

@@apps7689 www.flatdoguk.com/range%2Drover%2Dl322%2D05%2D%2D12%2D%2D2.5%22%2Dproud%2Drhino%2Dlift%2Drods%7E3260

Yep, I know. Still reletively new to making videos and focus too much on the actual work rather than the filming. Always looking to improve though!

Hi, it wasn't too bad and far cheaper than getting a garage to do it for me! Thanks for watching.

Thanks Chris. Very much looking forward to the trip now!

I found a chap on eBay here www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256219242305?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=maSW8jziSzm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=dZBn-E1dTYu&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY. It’s a drive in drive out service which takes about 2 hours to complete. I’ve not used him yet but seem like great value for money. He based in south Wales from what I remember.

Congrats! They’re terrific cars. Thanks for watching!

It does change the stance, but the biggest improvement was to the stability having lifted the car 4”. Im surprised nobody else has asked about the jack, it’s very useful! I got it from Amazon although I do still need to put it on some wood to get the car high enough. KINGCAV 5 Ton (11000lb) Electric Car Jack Electric Hydraulic Jack Trunk, 3 Functions Car Tire Lift Kit Air Compressor and Tire Gauge, Electric Tire Im www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B087YZG5K2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_Td9x9SKxMP7xz

Your English is better than my French! Merci d'avoir regardé et n'hésitez pas à envoyer quelques photos si vous faites de même avec votre voiture !

Thanks for the comment. I always wonder whether there are easier fixes out there. Hopefully this will help the next person struggling with the issue! Thanks for watching.

Lots of footage which is taking a while to edit! I'll get something up asap! Thanks :)

Hey, thanks for the sub, much appreciated. The net can be found cheaply on Ali Express here... www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006296729980.html?spm=a2g0o.productlist.main.13.7a70Zq0jZq0jhA&algo_pvid=ea06c485-186a-426f-a031-1a81242c9b6c&algo_exp_id=ea06c485-186a-426f-a031-1a81242c9b6c-6&pdp_npi=4%40dis%21GBP%219.56%211.66%21%21%2187.35%2115.15%21%4021038e8317249672821302924eec55%2112000036693199428%21sea%21UK%210%21ABX&curPageLogUid=MXKnqi47y0iZ&utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A Hope that works for you!

@@davebramwell-dunn8588 thank you Dave, I appreciate the comment. I learnt a great deal when making it and will likely improve it over time. We’re currently on Unst in the Shetlands making good use of the setup!

What an amazing scenery! Can you send the photos across please, it would be great to see them! Thanks for getting in touch, I hope you’re enjoying your trip as well!!

@@Dadulthood how do u want me to send them there not great but i did what i could because we were behind you

Please can you send them to dadulthood@meek.space. Thank you, I really appreciate it!

Hi John. You’re right, and it’s been on my mind a bit. I going to trial some wheel arch extensions in some upcoming videos. In the meantime I should be ok as I see dozens of far more extreme off road cars around my area that get ignored! Fingers crossed! I’m going to do a review of the spacers in a further video as I’ve now put a few miles on the car since having fit them. Thanks for watching!

Hi. I don’t have the metric sizes but these are the wheels I bought: 4x4tyres.co.uk/product/20-x-9-tuff-torque-modular-steel-black-et45/chassis/10317/vehicle/Range%20Rover%20%20L322%202005-2013/. Thanks for watching!

@@bandaralidross8727 you’re very welcome. The belt I used was this… ￡1.69 | Genuine Tactical Belt Quick Release Outdoor Military Belt Soft Real Nylon Sports Accessories Men And Women Plastic Buckle Belt a.aliexpress.com/_EHTSeiH. Thanks for watching!!

@@DesiOffroader I did look at the control box, and I might still get one at some point. I’m going to do a follow-up video for the high beam wiring as well. Thanks for watching!

@@simonphipps4863 Hi and thanks for watching. Don’t think it was me I’m afraid.

@@Dadulthood great video I have a 2012 Westminster that we Overland every so often but it’s also my daily driver so has to perform many roles

@@simonphipps4863 that’s great, they are so perfectly suited for overlanding. Send some photos if you get a chance.

That’s great, I’m guessing it was our Black Range Rover? Check out our other videos where that car ‘Frank’ stars!

@@Dadulthood yes lol it parked at sainsburys

Thanks! Make sure you send updates and photos!! Thanks for watching.

It was a bit of a leap of faith, but well worth it! Thanks for the comment, and for watching!

They are really expensive! It's not a complicated build (well, the brackets took a bit of thinking) but otherwise it's quite straight forward. You just need to be acurate when cutting. Super rewarding too! Thanks for the comment, and for watching!