Fitted the bonnet and found I need to move the slam panel foward slightly to get the catch to seat properly (Doh!)
Unsure what length they are but get the a fraction longer & add a locking nut behind the nylock nut.do it top & bottom on either hinge & the doors will never be removed from the outsideHi, getting ready to swap the 2 x front doors on the 97 D90, and want to secure them with countersunk stainless torx pin bolts. It may slow the thieving bas***ds down a bit?
Does anyone know the size, I think they are m8 x 25?
Thanks in advance.
Hi Phil,Unsure what length they are but get the a fraction longer & add a locking nut behind the nylock nut.do it top & bottom on either hinge & the doors will never be removed from the outside
Sorry @Cavey_P38. Just seen this.Could be a leak off the Bead my summer tyres are always a pain when first on as they have been stored all winter..
Mind you this last year 90 has been off the road a lot more than on..
Thinking i might flog it, will be a toss up on 110 or 90 to keep..
Prices they are making at moment could sell both and buy a 5 year old low mileage L200...
Would miss it, as soon as i sold it but getting fed up with neither on the road and both requiring work
Today i measured the height of my 110 from ramp to centre of arches..
Sorry @Cavey_P38. Just seen this.
I have had two tyre valves split and a deflated tyre whilst parked on the marina. My paranoia is telling me it’s not a coincidence.
Thanks though mate.
I’ve had a few issues with some druggies on the marina,No Worries
probably parked where someone else thinks it is their space...lol
or they were jealous of the landy, or god forbid u rubbed alongside their boat with yours...lol
I think allot of this Defender has fused together over the years. There are no more nuts and bolts holding on parts. Just solid chunks of metal that look allot like a Defender.
When I get to the brake lines I think I'll end up having to replace the whole system from master cylinder to pads.
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