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How much oil?

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to change oil on my 3.0 v6 24v 1999? I have not got an owners manual. Anyone got a spare one to sell? :cheesy:
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D8 or D9?
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jameslxdt wrote:D8 or D9?
Not sure james= is s reg 1999
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pauloharpo wrote:is s reg 1999
That's about when they started making the D9s. If your radiator grille looks like the one in James' sig then you've got a D8 but if it's got a black mesh grille (see Welton's sig) then it's a D9
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mjb wrote:
pauloharpo wrote:is s reg 1999
That's about when they started making the D9s. If your radiator grille looks like the one in James' sig then you've got a D8 but if it's got a black mesh grille (see Welton's sig) then it's a D9
It's a D8 then. Is there much difference?

Anyway, it holds 4.75 litres - did it today with Total semi-synth. Garage said it has been looked after because when he had changed and dipped oil it didn't go brown- was hard to see on dip stick. Hope he's right! :lol:
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I was gonner help out here because i have the owners manual for mine :cry:

D8 and D9 V6 engines are slightly different tho arnt they?
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TooT wrote:I was gonner help out here because i have the owners manual for mine :cry:

D8 and D9 V6 engines are slightly different tho arnt they?
Thanks TooT, I assume they are slightly different - I will get a Haynes if needed

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Haynes manual for a V6 - let me know if you find one :cheesy:

I seem to have a problem with my current cars and Haynes mauals.

. 1972 Landrover 2.6 6 cylinder - No Haynes manual

. 1999 406 Exec Estate V6 - No Haynes manual
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V6Exec wrote:Haynes manual for a V6 - let me know if you find one :cheesy:

I seem to have a problem with my current cars and Haynes mauals.

. 1972 Landrover 2.6 6 cylinder - No Haynes manual

. 1999 406 Exec Estate V6 - No Haynes manual
Not even sure if mine is exec model - a wolf in sheeps clothing - no badges, but that great engine and all the toys inside!!
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6 Cylinders are great engines.

There is thread about chavtastic driving elsewhere, but here is a classic in my classic.

I was driving along one day on a dual carriageway when a frontera made a break for it. This was a few years ago when they were still new. This guy floored his expecting to overtake the old landrover in front of him. He failed to realise what the exhaust poking out the rear rather than the side meant. A little light pressure on the loud pedal left him behind :cheesy:

I once impressed a biker speed freak friend with my landy too. He was into big bikes with killer acceleration. Low range, first gear, high revs and a drop of the clucth. The old girl jumped forward and did 0-5mph instantly.
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:arrowd: :cheesy:
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TooT wrote::arrowd: :cheesy:
should be 'there' not their! sorry mate :cheesy: but i completely agree!
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Done :oops:
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TooT wrote:Done :oops:
Aww bless, no need to blush !
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Tooty wrote:There is no replacement for displacement


And, your use of capital letters was inappropriate here :P

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