defenderdog
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Don't panic
What have you done to your Landie today.
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thought it was mine!
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mr mannering
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Having a senior moment
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stripped out props, removed the roof and most of the side panels from Kai's series 3 - removed front axle. INstalled tracking system to my Chrysler, removed door posts from series... all inall a good day and very proud of Kai who worked almost entirely onhis own!
Diesel Do
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Fitted a facelift front end and rock sliders
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
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200tdi ayre
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lets see your ebay auction then 
Pikey
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still in bed but yesterday I managed to bolt me light bar on and get the seized/snapped bolt out of the droparm/panhard rod thingymawhatsit.
Had to invest in a couple of sets of punches. to do it though.
Not tried a bolt removal tool?
Pikey
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Nut came off **** easy, But bolt had seized in the hole. Snapped the head off it attempting to get it to turn. It weren't the threaded section that was stuck just rust in the arm holding it.
Pikey
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Fair enough... bit of a bitch ahy?
Tis common has been known to need oxy acetylene torch or ten tonne press to get em out before now.
Clanforbes
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Mark L
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Took the drivers wing off, pulled the dent out which was hindering me opening the door.
Fitted a new aerial while it was off.
Fitted the Mercedes Sprinter style window wipers with built in washer jets - handy mod!
Cleaned the inside out after last weekends muddy session.
Replaced one of those pain in the arse hocky sticks under the indicator which I keep ripping off! REALLY need to find a way to do away with those things!
Replaced smashed indicator after the mud run at Bwlch-y-Sarnau claimed it.
Fitted a new aerial while it was off.
Fitted the Mercedes Sprinter style window wipers with built in washer jets - handy mod!
Cleaned the inside out after last weekends muddy session.
Replaced one of those pain in the arse hocky sticks under the indicator which I keep ripping off! REALLY need to find a way to do away with those things!
Replaced smashed indicator after the mud run at Bwlch-y-Sarnau claimed it.
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Mark L
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Like the sound of that .. what parts did you use, pics??????
This is where I got mine from: Discovery 90>97 Flat Wiper Blades with Washer Jets | eBay
The washer jet block needs to be held on with stronger glue as I had to re-glue the one, but appart from that, I can't fault them.
I'll get a pic and post shortly.
Silly Tilly
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Changed the oil in the transfer box. WDM!
Mark L
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Here ya go:
And no, I didn't have any black cable ties...
And no, I didn't have any black cable ties...
blue beasty
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Hurray! Looks like my oil leak is cured.....well the big one anyway
Was ever so slightly disappointed when the handbrake link snapped after connecting everything back up and rather than strip it again :frusty: I just about managed to weld the bugger back up in place.
Rear diff input seal next
Was ever so slightly disappointed when the handbrake link snapped after connecting everything back up and rather than strip it again :frusty: I just about managed to weld the bugger back up in place.
Rear diff input seal next
