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You may do better to consider asking for somewhere to get a local repair. Recovery will likely be a greater cost.

Any updates on this one ?

I fitted recon injectors in 2016, and then the the vehicle was laid up until 2 years ago when I did the bulkhead. So they've had time, but not miles on them, if that makes sense? It's so hard to pinpoint a fault that only makes noise when...

A noise that runs at about the frequency of one valve. But the confusing thing is that it only happens under load. Any load, not just hard load. So I can be driving up a gentle incline, and the knocking is there, but, as I crest the (gently)...

Hazzard switch is full of magic. Magic can sometimes leak out. In my experience, sometimes this happens before you even buy the switch.

All of it is tied in to the Hazzard switch and they like to die. I mean I've not properly engaged my brain on your post, but if I had to place a quick bet...

I must admit that I'm waiting on the update of this one.

Dealer sold a landrover with multiple very obvious (to anyone who knows anything about cars - ie a car dealer) problems. For serious money. Dealer is dishonest. My continued advice is to get a full refund. I feel that this can not be...

As others have said, the cost to make it up to the standard which it was sold as, is significant. The dealer, who has already proven their dishonesty (frankly anyone who knows much about cars would have spotted it was a mess, so I'd say that...

Sadly, yes. Parts being held on by seam sealer imply either total ignorance or willful deception. If this was a dealer sale, I'd think that (probably with the help of the court) a return would be very viable. There's enough wrong with it. If...

I think you may end up loosing the ID of the vehical, and, by the letter of the law, require a Q plate. I would like to do the same, and would rather my comment above to be incorrect!

I sprayed neat screwfix no nonsense degreaser onto my 300 once. It even (allegedly) started dissolving the white lines on the road. It must have some caustic stuff in it too as I've soaked extruded alloy in it for weeks before and it goes...

Very very occasionally someone will answer the phone. Its way more difficult than it should be.

I should buy one. I've got the removable steering wheel, but not the lock. I never really understand why the orange bits come up for sale separately, but they do (sometimes) Anyone want to flog me one? I wouldn't mind the storage mount...

Always thought it odd Land Rover fitted it using two of the head bolts.

As above, the bolt has a tiny hole in it to maintain the internal pressure on the pump. Its non standard. Which stuffs up my usual suggestion of getting a longer bolt and doing a double banjo, as you won't be able to get the bolt longer...

A bit clear tube can help with detecting air drawn in

I think I got about 22mpg out of mine when we spent a week driving about France. 2.8 international engines tgv Mostly motorway, rather than nipping down the shops. I had to spend 17 euros on French diesel. The rest I took with me (cheap...

Order up some banjos in the right sizes and some clear nylon pnumatic hose and make up some fuel lines. I don't mean the whole lot, just bits and pieces. It will let you, very easily, see air ingress etc. Even if you just do the final bit...

Iirc the sender is just a temperature dependant resistor. I think it works by sinking current from the gauge, through the sender, to ground (negative). There's one wire to the sender as it's grounded through the housing / body, back to the...

I didn't refit one when I did the bulkhead, thinning I'd get loads of drain back and I'd have to activate the pump for a while to get any water (this wasn't intentional, I just didn't have th valve) Curiously, the performance seems no different...

Thread revival (via my google search on looking to remove a tip) - Ive been running my 300 on and off (not many miles) for a couple of years now, with a stuck tip. Not many motorway miles, but devon hills on boost. Tip still stuck. Was...