Matt200tdi
Active Member
Drained the rad down flushed it all through topped up with antifreeze she's now proper toasty
Fattylewis
Active Member
Learned loads of stuff from you guys about my landy not sure I understand any of it!
Any out there want to take a look?
Any out there want to take a look?
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Fattylewis
Active Member
Oh your bad! My poor old landy I think it may a trip for diagnostics and tuning from you guys have been saying!
Roaming Wombat
Well-Known Member
Refitted the first radius arm with new bushes in, were a reyt PITA to do
Got soggy and cold (again) in the process
Also discovered a foot of M12 threaded rod with a couple of nuts and washers is the most useful bit of kit imaginable.
Got soggy and cold (again) in the process
Also discovered a foot of M12 threaded rod with a couple of nuts and washers is the most useful bit of kit imaginable.
Reddiscotd5
Member
Fitted a de-cat exhaust to my Disco TD5, deffo has more grunt now 
doriz
Well-Known Member
Spent all afternoon remediating the wiring loom someone had previously hacked at leaving all the relays etc for spots. Bugger knows where they got the feeds from. Anyhoo I now have working sidelights until I put on main beam, then they go out. Might just make a new loom down the right wing as its butchered.
When I removed a phantom switch in the gauge cluster I now need some new dash parts as the tangs are all snapped securing the binnacle. Also, noticed the volt meter was burned out and bodged which explains why I have no gauge lights. Just looked on EBay for a replacement... £50?
So it's fair to say my 'fender kicked my ass today.
When I removed a phantom switch in the gauge cluster I now need some new dash parts as the tangs are all snapped securing the binnacle. Also, noticed the volt meter was burned out and bodged which explains why I have no gauge lights. Just looked on EBay for a replacement... £50?
So it's fair to say my 'fender kicked my ass today.
Just back from a weekend in Wales, where we had the first snowstorm of the year. It blew a blizzard on Friday night but by Saturday morning it had calmed down a bit. I got up early and went for a drive. Looks like I was the first one out:
Not even the farmers had been up before me - there are only my wheel marks on the road. The sun came out and things looked even prettier.
It looks sunny, but there was a bitter wind up on the Kerry Ridgeway and the snow was still drifting
Not even the farmers had been up before me - there are only my wheel marks on the road. The sun came out and things looked even prettier.
It looks sunny, but there was a bitter wind up on the Kerry Ridgeway and the snow was still drifting
FlyingPete
Well-Known Member
Used it for useful things
Was helping at the scouts to get rid of a huge tree that was cut down last weekend. Alas the chainsaw broke down and the tree needed to be moved. So ended up looping a tow strap round the remainder (probably around 3 tonnes) and dragged it across the field with my 90. Might be 27 years old and a bit arthritic but still pulled like an ox
Was helping at the scouts to get rid of a huge tree that was cut down last weekend. Alas the chainsaw broke down and the tree needed to be moved. So ended up looping a tow strap round the remainder (probably around 3 tonnes) and dragged it across the field with my 90. Might be 27 years old and a bit arthritic but still pulled like an ox
Coffeelandy
Well-Known Member
I took the rear seats out and installed my new Waeco 110 fridge freezer!
