What have you done to your Landie today.
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timtheenchanteruk
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Yesterday cleared out the vast amounsts of crap I had in there. then installed my rear sub floor.
Fitted a new fusebox under the bonnet, as this appeared to be the culprit of my starting woes, ill find out in the next 4-6 weeks if its worked
And replaced my oil temp sender, and fitted a new exhaust hanger.
Today shes been used for gardening, the wife could fook orf if she thought I was digging em out when she asked me to remove those couple of bushes (she should also have realised what I wa sup to whenI agreed so readily ):hysterically_laughi:now its time for a beer :tea:
Fitted a new fusebox under the bonnet, as this appeared to be the culprit of my starting woes, ill find out in the next 4-6 weeks if its worked
And replaced my oil temp sender, and fitted a new exhaust hanger.
Today shes been used for gardening, the wife could fook orf if she thought I was digging em out when she asked me to remove those couple of bushes
(she should also have realised what I wa sup to whenI agreed so readily ):hysterically_laughi:now its time for a beer :tea:
DiscoNickY
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Fitted the front dislocation cones and replaced more rubber bushes for poly bushes. Gradually getting there, nearly all replaced now.
craykent
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Pulled the LSE out to start work on emptyed the fuel tank 13.5 gallons of petrol . fuel line was leaking got to drop the tank .last looked at it two years ago been sat outside not suffered to much . gas tanks of next
the_wolf
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Been out at the bloody starter again and eventually had to enlist help. Between us we got off the last two rounded bolts and then......realised the bloody thing wouldn't come out without removing the manifold. Loosened everything out of the way and got new starter in only to realise that #### nugget here had bought the wrong sized bolts. Still, new bolts and back together and job done. Absolutely soaked through, knackered, sore and filthy so the missus ran me what felt like the best bath in the world
cowasaki
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Well I went out for a drive today
After spending 6 months restoring my Land Rover and adding a few personal touches it was nice to get it dirty. Thanks to all those that helped too.
After spending 6 months restoring my Land Rover and adding a few personal touches it was nice to get it dirty. Thanks to all those that helped too.
Dr_evil
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just bought it a dana 300
Dr_evil
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Have fun if you ever need to claim
In the event of an accident if he is non fault, if he has legal expenses included, then he can claim through an independent solicitors.
Dr_evil
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Go read Poppy's thread
Dr_evil
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Flux are **** to put it politely
I know, I was just stating that he wouldn't have to go through Flux, he could get a solicitors to comply with them on his behalf.
KeepDigging
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Refitted the cill covers.
Not much, I know, but it now means that every part that should be back on the car ... IS !
Not much, I know, but it now means that every part that should be back on the car ... IS !
tested the alternator and battery again today and even thought the headunit turned itself off and on again 3 times everything tested fine then on the way home the headunit was going nuts and when i braked or indicated the overheat light flashed at me so now searching for an upgrade alternator
nickliv
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Asked the garage to patch the outrigger. Ive spent long enough under it and if I bring it home to do, they'll sting me for a retest fee.
freelander1958
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had 1 mirror delivered off ebay and waiting for window regulater
brian47
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Well, I eventualy found the fuse.
Nope, not on the internal fuseboard.
Not on the main fuseboard inte engine bay either.
It was one of those odd in-line fuseholders stuffed down behind the battery.
Since the only circuit on that fuse is the 12s socket and I don't do caravans, I replaced the 5 amp one with one a bit bigger to handle the load I might put on the socket in future.
