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What have you done to your Landie today.
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Just fixed the speedo. Plastic clip split and cable vibrated off. Jubilee clip for quick fix which I hope holds because I can’t be arse rerouting a new speedo cable 
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I polished the 90....
Tis true , although still some love scratches showing.
Cheers
Tis true , although still some love scratches showing.
Cheers
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Still looking for polish for mine....
Mrs took the motor out for a drive. Needs to build the muscles up for the S1
Mrs took the motor out for a drive. Needs to build the muscles up for the S1
I rebuilt the centre diff in my LT230 with new thrust washers o the planetary gears. I also put the front and rear bearing housings in the oven while the better half was out shopping and heated them to 100 degrees as per the book before dropping the new bearings in.
I’ve started shimming up the bearing with their correct pre load. Can’t get much further until the new Zinc Cadmium plated bolts arrive (it’s going to look very smart when it’s fitted).
Semi synthetic EP90 is very runny. Not what I was expecting.
I’ve started shimming up the bearing with their correct pre load. Can’t get much further until the new Zinc Cadmium plated bolts arrive (it’s going to look very smart when it’s fitted).
Semi synthetic EP90 is very runny. Not what I was expecting.
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I changed the injector loom and rocker gasket on my TD5. There weren't any symptoms with the old one but oil was starting to show at the multiplug on the cylinder head. It seems to have cleaned up the exhaust a little more - hardly any smoke at all when I started up.
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NathanV8
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Hicap phill
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Put 40 litres in it & handed the keys to the mrs.
Squirted the passenger lock mech as sticking
Squirted the passenger lock mech as sticking
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Hicap phill
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Build that in to your regular routine
No the drivers door is fine. Only do the passenger side if I have the suicide seat
Hicap phill
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Made some mats. Worn holes in the others so they have had a good life.
Used old horse mats.6mm thick
These should last a few more years
Used old horse mats.6mm thick
These should last a few more years
NathanV8
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Spent a bit more time on the false rear wheel and the old wheel cover I got off a mate. I bought a decal for the centre and it arrived this week.
Once that was stuck on I needed to give the wheel cover some TLC as it wasn't looking great.
Used a TCut black colour stick to fill in the crazing. Then used 'back to black' all over it.
Came out canny
Then I went out for a walk in between the snow and sleet showers.
It's not straight, is it
Once that was stuck on I needed to give the wheel cover some TLC as it wasn't looking great.
Used a TCut black colour stick to fill in the crazing. Then used 'back to black' all over it.
Came out canny
Then I went out for a walk in between the snow and sleet showers.
It's not straight, is it
Replaced the Drivers Door Seal, 5min job. Followed by an hour adjusting the door so it would shut - hinges are worn, so much faffing with striker and A post bolts. Now it shuts but sticks out - seals are a bit fat at the top.....bit like me so it’ll do (Solihull Standard!)
