What have you done to your Landie today.
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mephitic
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Dire economic circumstances forced a change of plan, instead of replacing my very worn out gearbox with one which I was going to buy from a nice bloke on this forum, I'm now forced to reluctantly rebuild the knackered one I bought from ebay last year, i didn't know it were knackered when i bought it, that only became obvious when we drained the oil and out fell half a thrust washer. So we dragged it out of the crate at the bottom of a mates garden (where its been for best part of a year) and set about it. I don't want to do this but being broke providing the motivation, with a step by step guide found on the forum providing the know how.
So far so good, i read that this collar can be a tad tight.
Tight indeed, it wrecked my mates expensive puller
Some heat and eventually it came off, this is where were at now, i need to order a few replacement bits and a gasket set so its as is until then.
So far so good, i read that this collar can be a tad tight.
Tight indeed, it wrecked my mates expensive puller
Some heat and eventually it came off, this is where were at now, i need to order a few replacement bits and a gasket set so its as is until then.
mikescuba
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I started to give mine a good clean, did one side then remembered the last time I cleaned it something went wrong , so I stopped.
Put some boards on the full length roof rack.
Put some boards on the full length roof rack.
discomark10
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Got the link mate?
mephitic
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Snifflebag
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Wiv MHM's help, gave mine its annual service and changed the brake fluid. The brakes are noticeably sharper 
discomark10
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cheers
jai_landrover
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Little bit of welding on the trials 80 inch some grinding and making a bracket for the edis 8 pickup assy and trigger wheel.
All back together pretty sure it's in the correct place. Will find out when it's all welded up and running or not!
All back together pretty sure it's in the correct place. Will find out when it's all welded up and running or not!
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Wiv MHM's help, gave mine its annual service and changed the brake fluid. The brakes are noticeably sharper
and he frightened hisself by driving mine.... ~~Now Sniffs knows what a gearbox "clonk" sounds like
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Fitted the Invertor and me ham radio and wired em both up. Need a 6pin RJ45 plug for the end of the faceoff cable for the radio. I have several 6pin plugs but they're the larger RJ11?? CAT E connectors. I need the smaller square plug.
Fitted the 2nd set of spots to the Lightbar Need to get some Blue & Blue/White cable to wire em up..
Fitted the 2nd set of spots to the Lightbar Need to get some Blue & Blue/White cable to wire em up..
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contact me - ya dumb bugger .
ya dont want an 8 way RJ45, tha wants an RJ11 or an RJ12.
.ya dont want an 8 way RJ45, tha wants an RJ11 or an RJ12.
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Pikey
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contact me - ya dumb bugger
ya dont want an 8 way RJ45, tha wants an RJ11 or an RJ12.
I wants a 6 way thingy. not 8way same as what ya get on a phone handset but with 6 pins instead of 4.
I had some from Maplins But I've used em all up. Everytime I change me landy I have to make up a new cable for the bloody thing.
Edit just found some on Screwfix £6.99 for 100
That should keep me going for a while...
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Nearly wrote it off driving down motorway at 60mph in slowlane landy decided to swerve sharply to the right towards central barriers followed by a sharp swerve towards the hard shoulder, nearly flipped over brown trouser moment!
driving down motorway at 60mph in slowlane landy decided to swerve sharply to the right towards central barriers followed by a sharp swerve towards the hard shoulder, nearly flipped over brown trouser moment!
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Erected my tent. Now I have a roof tent for £50. Why pay hundreds for something that does the same job.
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Decided to pay someone else to change the clutch
Decided to pay someone else to change the clutch
Ya whaaat!
Ah would of given ya a hand, only down the road aswell lol
*Ah do have to confess am paying somone to do me timing belt but that's coz it makes me confooosed
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Spent a couple of hours derusting and painting a bonnet I bagged off the bay.
