You fix one thing, 2 things break! After a lot of progress on the 1991 Land Rover Range Rover classic, we had the check engine light turn on. The code was showing error code 48, which is related to the stepper motor. The Rover...
We completed a new project on the 1991 Range Rover Classic project, installing new brakes. The project included all new rotors, pads, front right brake line, rebuilding calipers, and wheel bearings. During the project, we also...
With the Covid-19 pandemic, my cars are sitting for much longer extended periods of time. This was my daily driver, so I never had any real preventive measures like the other Land Rovers in my collection for mice. I commute my...
The Worx 40V power cleaner runs off two 20V batteries and can use water from any source. This enables extreme accessibility to clean things away from a power source and even a water source! Here is my review and demo of the...
Weird? Cool? Why not! This came from the Red Mango frozen yogurt and smoothie shop that was in Loyola University in Maryland. September 2010 they opened up the frozen yogurt shop, but it only lasted about 8 years and was removed...
As you know, I collect a lot of automobilia items, old motorcycles and mopeds, all with a goal to put in my museum one day when I open it. I stumbled upon this 1968 Honda PC50, referred to as the “Little 50”. It...
In this video, I review installing the Schlage Connect smart lock on my garage side door. In addition, this has Z-Wave technology and I’m using it to connect to my ISY Device for my home automation setup which I cover in...
On the 1998 Discovery 1 in my Land Rover collection, the brake lights would stay on! Clearly this is a safety issue when driving, as it appears you are always braking. I got around to investigating and discovered the switch...
Land Rovers are very picky about the charge of a battery too start them, especially the L322 Models and in this case a 2003 Land Rover Range Rover full-size HSE. I had tremendous success with the smaller panels for the Land Rover...
I purchased this Tomos for $80 in Baltimore City in 2018. It’s not running, but all the parts are present. This will be another future project years down the road. For now, it’s safe in my inside storage.
