Funonthefarm
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What have you done on your 90/110/130 today?
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The LED’s turned up in the post. Just need to find time to fit them...Purchased a set of LED bulbs for the dash so it should be a bit brighter at night!
v8250
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1/2 a bottle of mapgas, 2x cutting discs, two nights of soaking with PlusGas and finally they're off...A Frame, rear suspension and axle. What a job...every bloody nut and bolt covered in years of crud and rusted semi-solid. Ordered up new parts over breakfast this morning, clean up axle, A Frame and arms trow already to be blast media cleaned next week...then back home for a thorough repaint next weekend
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Just bought 4x genuine Land Rover Wolf wheels on ebay for £210. Bargain
Got a set in my garage, purchased at Newbury a few years ago. Just need to get them fitted...Just bought 4x genuine Land Rover Wolf wheels on ebay for £210. Bargain
greendefender123
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Moved my bonnet pull. It's just been flapping about since i fitted the pedal lock. I greased up the cable aswell.
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@Knappster did you get it with cup holders?
Now don’t fill it full of useless tat
Now don’t fill it full of useless tat
Yes, with the all-important cup holders! I need chance to fit it before I fill it full of tat though!
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How one thing leads to another, was in Lidl just before house arrest started and picked up a set of pry bars for not much money.
Today finally got round to re-tensioning the power steering belt in prep for when I'm allowed to leave the house again.
Still squeals when putting on any lock. Plenty of fluid, no adjustment left on allen bolt, jacked up front end and steering is notchy as hell when going from r/h lock to l/h, ok the other way. Backed off adjustment a bit, no change
Recon steering box now on order.
Today finally got round to re-tensioning the power steering belt in prep for when I'm allowed to leave the house again.
Still squeals when putting on any lock. Plenty of fluid, no adjustment left on allen bolt, jacked up front end and steering is notchy as hell when going from r/h lock to l/h, ok the other way. Backed off adjustment a bit, no change
Recon steering box now on order.
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id look at other stuff first unless pas box is over tightHow one thing leads to another, was in Lidl just before house arrest started and picked up a set of pry bars for not much money.
Today finally got round to re-tensioning the power steering belt in prep for when I'm allowed to leave the house again.
Still squeals when putting on any lock. Plenty of fluid, no adjustment left on allen bolt, jacked up front end and steering is notchy as hell when going from r/h lock to l/h, ok the other way. Backed off adjustment a bit, no change
Recon steering box now on order.
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Gave the old girl a really through wash for the first time in ages - even used a toothbrush round the cappings! What should turn up but a nod to her 1985 heritage. The front roof reinforcing ribs are all stamped 109.
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Thanks James, truth be told at 170.000miles the steering box is tired, last time I adjusted the box last autumn it was right up to limit but I did take out the play. Now got enough play in box to allow to wander a bit on the road and has become notchy.
As far as I know, everything else is good, bearings/preload/etc.
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How one thing leads to another, was in Lidl just before house arrest started and picked up a set of pry bars for not much money.
Today finally got round to re-tensioning the power steering belt in prep for when I'm allowed to leave the house again.
Still squeals when putting on any lock. Plenty of fluid, no adjustment left on allen bolt, jacked up front end and steering is notchy as hell when going from r/h lock to l/h, ok the other way. Backed off adjustment a bit, no change
Recon steering box now on order.
Defenders don't like full lock iirc, think I read that somewhere. My Defenderer has covered 210.000, the steering box was fine until I stuck stupid wheels and tyres on.
frog hopper
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Yeah, shouldn't really be holding full lock on for more than a couple of seconds or so at a time was what I seem to remember. Trouble is I do use it to play about in off road, and it's often used on full lock to get round something.
The cubby box arrived. Mrs K was less than impressed at more Landy stuff being delivered! It’s sat in the garage, no chance of getting anywhere near it to fit it or even put tat in it!Indulged in some more lockdown retail Therapy! Bought an Exmoor Trim cubby box on eBay. Mrs K will be pleased to get another Landy delivery too!
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Rebuilt the seizing clutch pedal box, replaced the dodgy master cylinder with an LOF powermaster and spent today pressure washing the Defender (and demossing it). Tomorrow might get the polisher out see if the paint can be brought back a bit.
Nice to have a biting point smack in the middle and a softer pedal again
Nice to have a biting point smack in the middle and a softer pedal again
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