had mine in the mechanics,no time in the next few weeks to do it my self,sorted play in two of the bearings,fitted 2 new front uj,s,bled the brakes,greased the hubs
£50 quid all in:)

But I'll bet you forgot to ask them to do something with that damned steering lock stop bolt that's been causing you grief!
 
Made up a bump stop spacer to bridge the huge gap between chassis and axle at the front..
More welding... And painted the battery tray.
 
Ever since I bought the D2 I was noticing a slight knocking sound whenever I went over rough terrain or bumps. I have checked the bushes throughly all round and all seemed well so have left it whilst doing other jobs. Now the exhaust is fixed, I decided to take another look today.

Expecting to find something expensive and difficult I was pleasantly surprised to find the source of the knocking was the heat shield above the middle silencer. it was loose on one end due to the shield wearing away around the two rear fixings. A quick trip to Halfords and two large washers later, it is now secure and a test drive over some rough terrain. No more knocking. If only all problems were so easily resolved!
 
But I'll bet you forgot to ask them to do something with that damned steering lock stop bolt that's been causing you grief!

fixed that temporarily bri put some spacers on they have looked at it ad are going to weld a nut on the one side just waiting for the welder to come back from repair
 
Today I held up a traffic cop doing about 56mph on a 60mph stretch, I could tell he wanted to overtake but he couldn't safely without going past 60, take that you bunch of ****s :D
 
Recieved my new rear crossmember off press brake i would defo reccomend to anyone to get one off him the difference between his and the standard one just got to get it welded on now.
 
Fitted my stereo radio cassette player, a Sharp no less;)

Can play my tapes now though my single bad boy Kenwood speaker:D
 

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Changed oil, air and fuel filters. Plus used some engine flush before putting new oil in.

There is a strange rattle coming from the gearbox, rear engine sort of area, can't pinpoint exactly but it spuds almost like a chirping from a bird. Anyone have any idea what it may be? I did notice there is a slight leak from the front prop to transfer box seal. But the fluid only drops slightly from fill up, and I filled it about 3 days ago
 
Changed oil, air and fuel filters. Plus used some engine flush before putting new oil in.

There is a strange rattle coming from the gearbox, rear engine sort of area, can't pinpoint exactly but it spuds almost like a chirping from a bird. Anyone have any idea what it may be? I did notice there is a slight leak from the front prop to transfer box seal. But the fluid only drops slightly from fill up, and I filled it about 3 days ago

Could be a dry UJ on the way out
 
Drove it to work and drove it back again.....

Went to see a mate and did a deal on 2 complete Series front axles.....one late with 11'' drums...... 1 Salisbury rear complete axle and a Series 2 gearbox :cool:
 
not done anything to my landy but done something with it , 2 cars had a smash outside my house which i was there to recover i.e tug out of the road into my compound wilst police block the road for me to do it. happy days
 
not done anything to my landy but done something with it , 2 cars had a smash outside my house which i was there to recover i.e tug out of the road into my compound wilst police block the road for me to do it. happy days

you dont live in the leigh lancs area do you matey??
 
Having recently removed the roof rack I now find I am getting between 30 to 40 Kilometers more out of a full tank. And I can get into a few more low car parks.
 

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