Thanks for watching and commenting, no I don’t, however in your case it could be normal, since some LR3 depending on model etc, has an electronic rear differential which need power and could make a click noise when changing. If you do not have that electric differential then I would investigate it a little more. Mine is NOT electric just a normal differential I hope that helps. Drive safely, best regards Rene
Hi Rene, I have some bad sun fading on the hood of my LR3 and thought to do the whole hood wrap like you (most do just the raised section in the center). Could you direct me to that wrap and also what you did around the Land Rover letters at the front?
Absolutely 👍 I simply drilled the Land Rover letters off the hood cleaned the hood completely off. Then I used the spay that came with the product plus a heatgun to let the wrap shrink in to place. It took approximately 3 hrs and I did it 2 years ago. It hold up pretty fine. Should have made a vid on that for you. However here is the link on Amazon where I got the wrap : a.co/d/1mhj1aN After the wrap was settled I riveted the Land Rover letters back on the hood - the hood is made of aluminum so riveting I found was better in order for all to hold up. Hope that helps - drive safely Best regards Rene
Hi bro, i want to to know this
When you engage the 4low ratio do you hear a click sound in your lr3
Thanks for watching and commenting, no I don’t, however in your case it could be normal, since some LR3 depending on model etc, has an electronic rear differential which need power and could make a click noise when changing. If you do not have that electric differential then I would investigate it a little more.
Mine is NOT electric just a normal differential
I hope that helps.
Drive safely, best regards Rene
Hi Rene, I have some bad sun fading on the hood of my LR3 and thought to do the whole hood wrap like you (most do just the raised section in the center). Could you direct me to that wrap and also what you did around the Land Rover letters at the front?
Absolutely 👍
I simply drilled the Land Rover letters off the hood cleaned the hood completely off. Then I used the spay that came with the product plus a heatgun to let the wrap shrink in to place. It took approximately 3 hrs and I did it 2 years ago. It hold up pretty fine. Should have made a vid on that for you. However here is the link on Amazon where I got the wrap :
a.co/d/1mhj1aN
After the wrap was settled I riveted the Land Rover letters back on the hood - the hood is made of aluminum so riveting I found was better in order for all to hold up.
Hope that helps - drive safely
Best regards Rene
@@techtips101 that's great, thank you!
You are welcome. 🙏