The box of bits from the previous owner arrived, so out goes the pod, in goes the original filter.
Author: Kelvinator
Another day, another attempt at fixing things in the Rover.
Like usual, I don’t mess around when I get a new toy, so after work I cracked into the Rover again.
Since getting the car, it had a really bad surge at cruise. Internet wisdom pointed towards the throttle potentiometer/position sensor.
I really should have started with this post, but oh well.
My latest toy arrived in the driveway the other night, a 1985 Rover SD1 Vanden Plas EFI. More info on the car and its journey HERE.
Following on from yesterdays post, I did some more cleaning today.
Just a quick post to update on my ownership of the S401.
We went away for a long weekend, and of course we HAD to take the S401 for a decent shakedown after the work I did.
“Soft Touch” interior trim. One of the worst ideas in a long time.
The last thing left in my maintenance overhaul of the S401 was to do the oils for the transmission and differential. I decided to take advantage of having access to a hoist and decent tools whilst at work today, and changed them.