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What started out as a simple job but as usual gets complex -is nearly done. Just pads to fit and then back on the road till the next adventure !! Plus a three day garage clean!
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Have you done all that work in the kitchen! 
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don't everyone else work on their Landy's in the kitchen!?Have you done all that work in the kitchen!
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the only thing I am unhappy with is the end float on the rear driveshaft ! it must be around 2mm! that seems excessive- anyone got any advise?
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dont worry about it it can do no harm just ensure splines are well greased
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cheers for that, be glad when the bloody thing is back on the road! it did drive with no noise prior and nothing is any worse than it was may I add
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might have gone a bit ott but pleased with the result. not sure how the hell I will clean the floor but fingers crossed for the test drive as I hope I have cured the original issue - the snatch into second and third gear. I have also noticed a little weep from the joint between the gear and transfer box - can they be split on the vehicle or would you take the whole unit as a pair out to repair this! the clutch was replaced only 10k ago by previous owner.
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Not in the kitchen, but have done a canny bit of Landy work in the conservatory!don't everyone else work on their Landy's in the kitchen!?
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Come on then, where is/what is that floor?
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I think so - is it a full box out job?
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I tiled it with an industrial tile designed for garages - keeps the dust down
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I have seen a few write ups where the T Box is just pulled back , which is what I am going to try and do.
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Mirror tiles anorl
I was wrong, that's a bathroom
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Two landy' lol
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out or slid back enough to get you hand up, its best once new oring is fitted to run a bead of silcone sealant on the box side of the oring so its dragged in to the shaft hole
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looking like a full box out as the grunt into second is still evident - gutted - box strip I am afraid!
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Wow - I wish I had a F1 garage to spend my weekends, instead of the cramped mess I have
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drove a mates 90 defender (2009) so same as mine - box is exactly the same as mine, quiet and fully operational but a little 'tug' into second gear. ok if a slow the gear change down, is this how they are? seems strange that two vehicles with dissimilar mileage and background have the same trait?
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