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Yep, shipped last weekend via FedEx. Should be there today or tomorrow. Have the receipt/tracking at home, and can send to you this evening. Thanks

Got the payment. Thanks :)

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Here's a pic of the damage....

Thanks for the advice fellas. I'm not really looking to blame anyone of the condo association, as I live in a very small building and an increase in our condo insurance premium will come back to me the same way anyways. I take fault for the accident, as I misjudged how slippery the hill could...

Have had a bit of bad luck recently :banghead: We just got quite a bit of snow here in the last few hours in Seattle... Was pulling into the driveway of my condo. It's a slight hill going down to the parking area, and I slid down the hill and smacked into the back of another car. I should have...

I just did a standard tune-up (plugs, cap, rotor, etc) and O2 sensors and the truck runs ok now... never really found out what the real culprit was...

dental floss, goo gone, scratch remover and then wax

I bought the super cheapie one from harbor freight, and it serves its purpose of reading/clearing codes http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=94168

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Hmmm... post a pic :)

Thanks. This post gets me off the 666 mark atleast so I don't jinx myself. Sad to see the truck go, but yet again I always seem to get pretty attached to my cars. haha

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Did the Crank sensor yesterday, Super easy job at first, but getting the new sensor plugged in was a huge pain. The 4 bolts that hold the sensor on came out in 10 minutes, but getting the new plug attached took an hour and alot of swearing. Drove the truck around for an hour last night, and no...

Sure, send over the cash. I'll get it packed up this weekend. Thanks

Sounds good. I'll order one Monday. Roverconnection has them for $70. http://roverconnection.com/Parts/ERR6119_Land_Range_Rover_Discovery_Defender_Crankshaft_Sensor.htm

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