No. NMP. I have the oil burner!
No. NMP. I have the oil burner!
tomcat59alan
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From memory the heat shield on my diesel wasn't the cheapest from memory.
. Just been through the invoices,£47.50 ex.VAT.
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Enthusiastman
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Thankfully not buddy. LOL albeit i have always wanted to be able to play the Piano like he can. He does own a beautiful Silver Shadow 1 though in same colour.Aren't related to James May by any chance
tomcat59alan
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But it was a genuine JLR part finished with gold leaf.From memory the heat shield on my diesel wasn't the cheapest from memory.
jwrrc
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At least people will know that space belongs to a Landy now
neilly
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Pulled the rear wheel arch liners and sills ooff to check the risk of rust in the mud trap.
Pleasantly surprised. No rust in the arches, Still gave it a good cover of hammerite in the places known to collect mud and crap , plus a bit on the small stone chips on the wheel arch return edge and lanoguard on the rest and in the sills.
Cheers
Pleasantly surprised. No rust in the arches, Still gave it a good cover of hammerite in the places known to collect mud and crap , plus a bit on the small stone chips on the wheel arch return edge and lanoguard on the rest and in the sills.
Cheers
jwrrc
Well-Known Member
Refitted all my boot interior having taken it out when I took it in for the leak in the brand new tank to be looked at (having paid a garage to do the job because I didn't want to drop diesel on the drive, ha!)
Drove around some lovely bits of countryside near me, came home and parked it up over the nice new diesel stain.
Drove around some lovely bits of countryside near me, came home and parked it up over the nice new diesel stain.
jwrrc
Well-Known Member
Not finding rust where you expect it is a wonderful feeling, almost "proud dad"
From memory the heat shield on my diesel wasn't the cheapest from memory.
The one under the driver's seat? Mine is still there although I had to add some penny washers to hold it there.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Biological washing powder sometimes shifts the stain.
tomcat59alan
Well-Known Member
No mate the one that fits over the exhaust manifold. Part number 8510007 from Island 4x4
jwrrc
Well-Known Member
They should have a chassis plate with a VIN type number on. No idea how you check whether that number is for a stolen one though
Datatek
Well-Known Member
The plate is dead easy to remove looking at my trailerThey should have a chassis plate with a VIN type number on. No idea how you check whether that number is for a stolen one though
Shropshire classic
Active Member
Not sure about others but Ifor Williams have a database of owners but not sure how it is updated, believe the chassis number is laser cut into it, so don’t think removing the plate wouldn’t help
brianp38dse
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No mate the one that fits over the exhaust manifold. Part number 8510007 from Island 4x4
Mine needs sorting i was looking at bending a nice bit of polished stainless up rather than paying silly prices for one.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
@monkfish24 did his pics on here somewhere. The practicality is you get Kevlar splinters in your hands that hurt for weeks
