cartoonhead
Active Member
I have a 3.5 efi and gearbox for sale mate
It's all in the rangy still so you can come see it all running nicely
stutab
Well-Known Member
I have a 3.5 efi and gearbox for sale mate
It's all in the rangy still so you can come see it all running nicely
Hmmmmm
What gearbox? and how much?
stutab
Well-Known Member
Why can 1 bolt cause so much stress
Putting the radius arms on, one bolt was quarter of a hole out on the front axle bolts, even after the rear bolt was in. Managed in the end and front suspension back together but still putting the brake pipes tight so need to re assess that.
Can anyone see what we did wrong with this?
Oops!!!!!
Well it's back on all 4 wheels now
Can anyone tell me how easy it would be to fit a 300 series Disco plastic fuel tank as I have been given one?
Putting the radius arms on, one bolt was quarter of a hole out on the front axle bolts, even after the rear bolt was in. Managed in the end and front suspension back together but still putting the brake pipes tight so need to re assess that.
Can anyone see what we did wrong with this?
Oops!!!!!
Well it's back on all 4 wheels now
Can anyone tell me how easy it would be to fit a 300 series Disco plastic fuel tank as I have been given one?
stutab
Well-Known Member
If anybody would like the trailing arms and radius arms that I have taken off then I have put them on ebay. I may end early for the right price.
Discovery and Range Rover Classic 3° cranked trailing and radios arms | eBay
Discovery and Range Rover Classic 3° cranked trailing and radios arms | eBay
stutab
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A evening tinkering
Roads were quite at 8.45 tonight, can't think why
I sorted a few bits out of the rangy so I can lift the floor to get the tank in and the engine swapped.
Thought I would try and fit the Disco plastic tank.
Hmm, don't fit
Don't fit because it's a Defender tank
So the cradle and tank strap that is on its way is useless sod it, eBay buy it now £24 delivered that will do.
I am getting grief from the boss to shift the SE shell before harvest so as it was a nice sunny evening I started to strip what was left on the SE.
Not much left now, I will get the gas out at the weekend and chop it up, great way to chill out.
Roads were quite at 8.45 tonight, can't think why
I sorted a few bits out of the rangy so I can lift the floor to get the tank in and the engine swapped.
Thought I would try and fit the Disco plastic tank.
Hmm, don't fit
Don't fit because it's a Defender tank
So the cradle and tank strap that is on its way is useless
sod it, eBay buy it now £24 delivered that will do.I am getting grief from the boss to shift the SE shell before harvest so as it was a nice sunny evening I started to strip what was left on the SE.
Not much left now, I will get the gas out at the weekend and chop it up, great way to chill out.
KillaJoules
Active Member
Shall I bring the bbq sausages 😅
KillaJoules
Active Member
90truckcab
Well-Known Member
Propane if yer payin, oxy acet if works payin, plasma is even better
stutab
Well-Known Member
Quite a lot done today, with a little helpful hand from Killajoules..
Firstly I finished plumbing the sink in
Then I cut the SE up.
With that done it was time to start the engine transfer
Fly wheel off to get to the leaky crank seal
Apart from a tidy up well decided to leave the replacement V8 till next week.
Firstly I finished plumbing the sink in
Then I cut the SE up.
With that done it was time to start the engine transfer
Fly wheel off to get to the leaky crank seal
Apart from a tidy up well decided to leave the replacement V8 till next week.
KillaJoules
Active Member
stutab
Well-Known Member
Such a lovely night tonight and the wife picking up the boy I had some time to tinker.
I took the starting gear, flex plate and other bit's that I don't know there name off the crank.
Then, in a moment of madness I decided to steam clean the engine
Pic's before
And with the engine over a drain I could begin
20 minutes later
And I got drowned
Nice box of shiny things on the mat when I got home so the crank seal, flywheels and clutches can go on the engines to clear a shelf in the workshop.
I took the starting gear, flex plate and other bit's that I don't know there name off the crank.
Then, in a moment of madness I decided to steam clean the engine
Pic's before
And with the engine over a drain I could begin
20 minutes later
And I got drowned
Nice box of shiny things on the mat when I got home so the crank seal, flywheels and clutches can go on the engines to clear a shelf in the workshop.
marccleave
Active Member
So clean it might as well be new... :lol:
Wait... you managed to get the allen bolts out of the crank?!?!?! What the hell did you use?
Wait... you managed to get the allen bolts out of the crank?!?!?! What the hell did you use?
