gillett33
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New lump in and running
Hey m8 would that be a certain 200 lump, hope alls well
What have you done to your Landie today.
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Hey m8 would that be a certain 200 lump, hope alls well
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Indeed it is
So far so good....should've checked the starter before putting the lump in :doh: The bendix wasn't spinning out but was fine after removing, oiling and spinning it a few times direct off the battery.
Reseated one of the injectors that was leaking but otherwise all seems to be running sweet without leaving any embarressing puddles underneath. :clap2:
Only other problems were as a result of swapping bits between engines to take off oil cooler connections, turbo and PAS plumbing
gillett33
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Indeed it is
So far so good....should've checked the starter before putting the lump in :doh: The bendix wasn't spinning out but was fine after removing, oiling and spinning it a few times direct off the battery.
Reseated one of the injectors that was leaking but otherwise all seems to be running sweet without leaving any embarressing puddles underneath. :clap2:
Only other problems were as a result of swapping bits between engines to take off oil cooler connections, turbo and PAS plumbing
That's good the here m8 it wouldn't be fun if it was straight forward lol,
chunkymunky
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Indeed it is
So far so good....should've checked the starter before putting the lump in :doh: The bendix wasn't spinning out but was fine after removing, oiling and spinning it a few times direct off the battery.
Reseated one of the injectors that was leaking but otherwise all seems to be running sweet without leaving any embarressing puddles underneath. :clap2:
Only other problems were as a result of swapping bits between engines to take off oil cooler connections, turbo and PAS plumbing
Using the old oil filter housing and pipes? Easy as. What solution are you going for regarding airbox? Mine was just a ball ache. Only just sorting it now.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Round type Disco box in the wheel arch, the brackets riveted to the underside of the wing with the outlet poking through the inner wing. Plenty of clearance over the wheel and makes for a nice easy run to the snorkel.
chunkymunky
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Ah. Fitted mine behind rad as space was too tight so long hose from snorkel real chore. Different size pipes ????? Bledy land rover
Steve Elliott
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fixed a water leak from yhe stat housing on my 2.5 P38 got and created an oil leak from the oil pump above any ideas of the o ring part number
chunkymunky
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Etch primed all the chequer plate and patches I had sanded off. Will just have to get the sprays to colour it up and roller all the chequer plate black.
Scheduled meet up to get brackets made to spec for seats. This rate I might just keep it lol. Even dad is begging me not to sell now
Scheduled meet up to get brackets made to spec for seats. This rate I might just keep it lol. Even dad is begging me not to sell now
surreyrock
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Fitted 4 new hankook RF10's and now having the tracking done!
Dr No
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Stripped my winch to paint it.
Hoping I can put it back together..... anybody know anything about winches....lol
(It's ok really.)
Hoping I can put it back together..... anybody know anything about winches....lol
(It's ok really.)
disco147
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replaced the fascia and the panel behind it that holds the switches for leccy windows in the centre console as both were cracked,
tidied some wires up and sliced directly down into my thumb, through the nail to the bone with a stanley,
replaced clutch slave cylinder and rod,
replaced swivel grease with one shot,
reattached number plate, checked bulbs and fluids... ready for MOT
tidied some wires up and sliced directly down into my thumb, through the nail to the bone with a stanley,
replaced clutch slave cylinder and rod,
replaced swivel grease with one shot,
reattached number plate, checked bulbs and fluids... ready for MOT
Looking on craddocks and fleabay for things I want to buy but cant... lots of security devises, and I want to replace my tow bar with an adjustable one... just a look at it and it is a wee bit bent after some hard towing, getting some rather over weight vans off a site at work :/
surreyrock
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Roosta
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Marvelled at how little of its fluids are dripping out. Must time to check some levels.
chunkymunky
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Probably none left
Freediscoranger
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Fitted my flexi arches!
only cut the minimum off the back as unsure what to do about the steel arch if i cut it too far.
only cut the minimum off the back as unsure what to do about the steel arch if i cut it too far.
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Freediscoranger
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