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Expert Profile: Nigel HIbbitt

Expertise:  I can answer most questions about any model Land Rover.

Experience in the area
ASE Master certified, factory trained technician with 30 years experience in th UK and US.

Organizations
ASE

Education/Credentials
BS, Mechanical Engineering, Land Rover factory training, Jaguar factory training

Awards and Honors
Master Certified Jaguar technician Master Certified Land Rover technician

Past/Present Clients
British Eurotech Independent Land Rover Jaguar Parts & Repair Los Angeles

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 2830
Knowledge   9.90   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.93   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.81   Best of the best
Politeness   9.91   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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0
Max Questions to be Asked
(in 24 Hour period)
5
Total Questions
(since joining AllExperts)
357
Recent Reviews from Users
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User Comments
Thank you.
(Bob on 11/11/08)
THANK YOU FAST REPLY
(TONY on 11/06/08)
thank you.... you are right that's a lot of work...just hate not having everything working properly.
(Tony on 11/05/08)
thank you, you were absolutely correct!
(jennifer on 10/31/08)
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Recent Answers from Nigel HIbbitt
2008-11-11  Freelander coolant leak The small metal clip holds the electrical connector. It serves no purpose for a seal. The factory o-ring only comes with the sensor. You would have to change the whole sensor. If you can find a universal...
2008-11-10  98 Discovery Check the continuity of the fuses from side to side. You must have lost the continuity somewhere since it is not working. I believe that you are probably right that a fuse is bad. I would guess that...
2008-11-09  Oil Additives I have not personally used this, but it is a well known product. Most of these oil additives do have beneficial uses, just make sure you buy the correct additive for the problem/concern that you are trying...
2008-11-09  2001 Disco II Power Steering pump It is unlikely that internal hose failure has caused the pump to fail. These pumps fail quite regularly. Pump failure quite commonly causes the loss of fluid you describe. You should be fine replacing...
2008-11-08  1999 land rover disco II (iacv) I have never had to change an IACV on a Discovery II. It is not unheard of, but it is a rare thing. Failure of this part, however, would not cause it to run sluggish. It would only affect the idle....
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