Coffeelandy
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Hah,Phew massive panic over! Er, why is there a hole? Thank you bye the way.
Coffeelandy
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Trewey,
I just noticed you're in Cornwall. I'm in Downderry, near Looe. Who do use to fix your Landy? I've been pointed to a guy called Simon in Tideford, reputed to be the God of Landy. Roger Young hires him to do all of his engine and gear box recons.
I just noticed you're in Cornwall. I'm in Downderry, near Looe. Who do use to fix your Landy? I've been pointed to a guy called Simon in Tideford, reputed to be the God of Landy. Roger Young hires him to do all of his engine and gear box recons.
Coffeelandy
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Er, where does the plug live when not in use?
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
I'm in Pensilva.
I use and recommend Ian Whitehair at Horningtops.
Whitehair Engineering
I haven't heard of the other guy.
Coffeelandy
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I have heard of your guy. I'll check him out. Maybe see you about, I have a white 110 with a weird top box on the roof.
Wherever you would like it to!!
Yours will probably still be at the main stealer from whom it was bought new, in the parts bin - it's optional:bounce:
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
I work in Downderry sometimes, but I'd be in my blue Vivaro van.
Kwakerman
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Both mine are in the standard tool roll, the other one goes in the bottom of timing case (300 TDI).
Coffeelandy
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Brills, I've learned something! I'll try and get the bolts just in case.
james6546
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Plenty on ebay for not very much. Just search for wading plugs.
If yours is like mine there will also be one in the crank case
Shifty1962
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A suitable rubber bung or wine cork does the job just as well. I have seen tampax used as well when I worked in Tanzania. . If you are not going deep water wading then don't bother.
