How to properly store Land Rover Defender

kmanderson62 · Jan 22, 2014

I got it from Saunderson Security was told if I removed the foam bits its exact same as a large disklok, but I don't think thats right, and I actually need a large disklok

Will they accept it as a return though, as I have removed the foam bits, under the guy from supports instruction?

Martyn110 · Jan 22, 2014

I need to get a disclok but I guess I would need a large as well

flat · Jan 22, 2014

kmanderson62 said:
I got it from Saunderson Security was told if I removed the foam bits its exact same as a large disklok, but I don't think thats right, and I actually need a large disklok

Will they accept it as a return though, as I have removed the foam bits, under the guy from supports instruction?

demand a return as you followed the support guys advice and it scratched your steering wheels or something. tell them you just want to swap it and your not happy that you were told to remove the foam.

Sounds to me like thats BS as my large one has foam in it.

Martyn - yes large for defenders

kmanderson62 · Jan 22, 2014

Yeah seems like BS to me too, and it did infact scratch my wheel while I was making the video to test it, I can see why he thought that maybe, but I'm not sure, he seems like a really nice guy, just awaiting his response, got it packed up today, scaed of the post office price for this though, its ####ing heavy lol

discovery400 · Jan 22, 2014

I don't know what people thought's are on this but I was always told to have something holding the clutch DOWN when parking up a vehicle for a significant amount of time to prevent the clutch plates sticking. I personally would go for a heavy duty tarp and some of those moisture box thingy's

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