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Is this statement authentic and accurate? I have been searching for a handbook for my S3 vehicle for a duration of one year. Despite purchasing three various discs, including Elsawin, none of them have proven functional. This persistent issue has been a source of frustration for me. May I have a duplicate or, at the very least, the title of the DVD? Thank you in advance.

For your information, it should be noted that the term "HPI clear" does not necessarily indicate the absence of any previous accidents involving the automobile. This implies that the vehicle in question has not been engaged in an accident resulting in repair expenses that would render it uneconomical to fix. In the context of a relatively new and valuable automobile, this might include significant damage that remains financially viable to repair. The act of substitution is often uncommon, unless in cases of accident-related repairs.

Wishing you a pleasant experience with your LR3 vehicle. I am in possession of a 2013 LR4 vehicle. I really appreciate it. The P38 aircraft has a perpetual status as a personal pursuit and leisure activity for me. Despite continuing to engage in significant off-road expeditions, the LR4 offers enhanced drivability in several aspects. I want to persuade Arnott to revert to the previous connections, since the introduction of new connectors has proven to be a significant obstacle for me. If the Dunlops perform adequately, then it may be considered satisfactory. If the opportunity arises, I would consider revisiting Arnotts in the event that they are willing to implement certain modifications.

Currently, the Dunlops do not seem to present any issues (hoping for a positive outcome). The springs were separated by the use of a valving system, and it was seen that the ride height remained unchanged throughout the course of one night. Nevertheless, there exists a peculiar and novel pattern of conduct. Upon entering the garage at a highway height, with the intention of ensuring clearance for my garage door, I have seen that upon turning off the engine, the front end of the vehicle experiences a discernible decrease in elevation, estimated to be around 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. Upon initiation, it rapidly returns to its original position. The reproducibility of this phenomenon is not guaranteed. One such explanation might be the use of front ride height sensors. I am optimistic about the outcome. I possess a strong affinity for the EAS and am committed to doing the necessary measures to ensure its sustenance. Richard G, who has extensive expertise in this domain, strongly favors the Dunlop brand. This preference is mostly influenced by the subpar quality control shown by Arnott, along with the introduction of new hose fittings, which ultimately caused Richard G to go back to Dunlop.

I am uncertain about the exclusivity of my predicament; however, I deem it necessary to document my personal experience, with the intention of maybe mitigating any inconvenience for others. I have lately made a purchase of a set of new Generation 3 components for my 1999 P38 HSE vehicle. There were two primary concerns: The air line intake to the spring is not the conventional "push to connect" (PTC) fitting anymore. The existing springs are equipped with an additional connector that allows for the insertion of a 6mm nylon pipe, similar to the Push-to-Connect (PTC) mechanism. However, it is not possible to detach the pipe by depressing a collet. Evidently, the task at hand was deemed too straightforward. The subsequent step involves the detachment of a fitting by unscrewing in order to extract the pipe, so facilitating the removal of the spring. Due of the little space between the frame and the rear spring, doing this task is quite challenging, particularly from my perspective. Fortunately, I made this discovery prior to the installation of the spring. The plastic casting located on the top of the spring's back is specifically designed to conform to a template on the frame. Despite spending an hour attempting to fit it, the casting remained incompatible even after some filing. I contacted Arnott technical support and received assistance from a someone who was both knowledgeable and accommodating. Ultimately, he proposed that I initiate the process of returning the spring and get a set from an other vendor. This recommendation stems from the possibility that during the production of a new batch of springs, there may be slight discrepancies in the casting. Consequently, it is plausible that I may be able to obtain springs from a different production batch. The assistance provided was limited in its effectiveness. For the last eight years, I used the Arnott Gen 3 in my P38, which proved to be satisfactory. However, the performance of the newer models did not meet my expectations. I have returned to Dunlops. The PTC fitting was retained and fitted with exceptional precision.