JUKE179r
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I tested my new tool on Myrtle, a Hawkeye Total that I purchased after selling my extra Nanocom.
Other what have u done on ur disco today
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ian mitchell
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i changed the oil in the rear diff, and their was a lot of filings on the nut and the oil was thick and
sludgy,probably hasn`t been changed for years.
sludgy,probably hasn`t been changed for years.
Bought new seals, sunroof drain connectors, and some sealant, so I can remove the front sunroof, and finally fix the leaking.... Might as well recover the rooflining whilst Im at it....
Any recommendations for some 4 way strech fabric. I know all fabrics are not equal
Any recommendations for some 4 way strech fabric. I know all fabrics are not equal
Some say, that Martrim is good.
Their service etc sure is, but the fabric.. mm.. Not a good enough 4 way stretch for the "map pockets" section on the headliner. It won't stretch enough to attach to the corners as theres a lot going on around there.
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This is what us saffa's do to fix the roof lining once and forever
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The black contrast's very nicely with the beige roof fittings
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The black contrast's very nicely with the beige roof fittings
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That's
Maat
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Are those drip trays more durable than the originals do you know? When I did mine luckily the drip trays were fine (mine leaked between the roof & sunroof on which I used Sikaflex & touch wood it's been fine for the last three years) I ran a bead of Sikaflex round the inside of the drip trays & once the drain tubes were pushed on put some on where the serrated plastic tube meets the drip tray.
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Been to Newbury LR spares today & managed to pick this little lot up for £40 !
ATC, 'wood effect' unit to match the outer dash air vents I got from Billing & the genuine new old stock p/s pump £22, as mines leaking, again
& all the assorted nuts/bolts/washers(some are packs of 5/10/20. So worth the 200 mile round trip, just, in a TD5 auto
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ATC, 'wood effect' unit to match the outer dash air vents I got from Billing & the genuine new old stock p/s pump £22, as mines leaking, again
& all the assorted nuts/bolts/washers(some are packs of 5/10/20. So worth the 200 mile round trip, just, in a TD5 auto
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Well, there was a choice of two options..... Printed connectors, or injection moulded ones.... Went for the injection moulded ones from Emberton... I'll let you know how durable they are....
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284886785289 for the parts...
for the youtube video....
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Im tempted by the black...... Would contrast the dull beige trim......
I went black on Bettys headliner, as it's java black, now has a 5% window tints, black leather interior etc. Will paint the wheels black too.Land Rover Discovery Headlining Kit - Black | Product Details | Martrim Car Trimming Supplies
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Im tempted by the black...... Would contrast the dull beige trim......
I also painted all the interior trims to black, and I'm trying to hunt down some BMW grab handles in black, but they are no longer made, so....
I actually bought 15 meters of the fabric to have enough for several cars (I have 4 discos now) or for other peoples discos as that wide enough is hard to find around here.
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Haven't installed it yet, I need to source ALL the clips holding the headliner and trunk interior pieces as the previous owner who took it all out, didn't keep them or something....
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So after picking up my 'wood' effect ATC unit & swapping the temp. switch bulbs with the ones off my old unit last night I noticed today that two lugs on one side were broken. So I pilot drilled holes, cut 3/4 of the way through the screws (no 6x3/4) then when they were at the correct depth I held the threaded bit with thin nosed pliers & twisted the heads off I then robbed two top hat rubbers of my old unit stuffed a tiny bit of blue tac in them & job done.
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Usually it's either the seal around the rim or the valve, both should cost a few quid to fix and it's good for years.
