Recent content by Andy Warren

If you don't need to....... I've just driven 130 odd miles to Malvern Hills LR weekend in the fully loaded D2 & got here feeling like I'd been sitting in my favourite armchair 🙂.

It's the seats out of my lads old D2 that I was offering. I'll be keeping the ones out of mine just in case the seven seat versions double in price 😂 😂

You could have just put the + of a multi meter on each of the pins in turn (with the earth of the MM on the chassis) & found the permanent live that way ;), hope you getit sorted.

Camping tonight in Saint Oysths so whilst setting up I thought I'd put a pic up of the rear headrests🙂.

I bet you found the answer in this book of yours, you man of many talents 😂 😂😂

Your right they have them as well for adult but the back of the seats also slide up which I presume would be for kids.

The headrests are built in, they slide up when you unfold the seat.🙂

Hi, finally (my better half) dug the seats out today, they are dark grey leather. They've been dry stored since he removed them. In the pic I've given the l/h seat, bolster a quick clean (with the stuff in the pic).There's no rips & will clean up nicely, if you still want them let me know & we...

Doh, & I only posted in it yesterday, what a donut 😂 :rolleyes:😂.

Thanks that's the kiddie.

Hi all, I offered a couple of rear D2 jump seats to a member a couple of weeks ago & my better half dug them out today but I can't remember who wanted them :rolleyes: so if the member sees this then great or if anyone can remember the original post please post a link for me to let them know...

Ashcrofts, didn't they do one ?

Bit like the Government/petrol retailers siphoning my wallet every time I fill up, bastids.

I think the tanks are 21 gallons (95 litres). I normally run it to about 380 or 400 miles before refilling. I can't 100% trust the gauge as when I replaced the sender unit I couldn't be bothered to muck about bending the float so the gauge reads very slightly under (better than over reading)...

I've made a stainless (rustless) steel mudflap bracket to replace the original, I'll have to nut/bolt it instead of the original stud/nut, out of a bit of scrap I had kicking about, one more to do.