The cheap pullers do work if you have patience and the time. Fit puller and tighten with moderate pressure (not enough to break it). Go and have a cup of tea, do a few other jobs for an hour or 2. Give the puller another half a turn, repeat the tea jobs routine. You may even need to leave it...

Mine weren't drilled. I filled the first (what a pain), the second I used sikaflex to stick the channels in as recommended on another forum. Peter

Series 2 or 3? The generic gaiter for the transfer lever is the wrong shape for pre 1968 models and bunches up in front of the lever when in high range. This can sometimes prevent the lever from going all the way forwards, it can then creep out of gear. Peter

It would certainly be a factor as the halfshaft would move about in relationship to the seal. More likely in land rovers because it is an oil seal not a grease sealbas in a car. Peter

Having now looked at some of the photos it is definitely MOD you can see the NATO trailer socket on the rear panel and so the fuel filler should be under a seat. It probably started life with a full canvas tilt. Peter

Fuel filler could be under either seat or both if it had twin tanks. Peter

Dont think that T7 takes any more power than the smiths heater. The flat smiths heater does not fit if you have the small dash under the main dash. If yours is an 80" then I wouldnt have thought that the smiths flat heater wojld fit at all. Whe I had an 80 I used a square heater out of a...

They are better than the round than the round ones unless you fit a Clayton core. They all work better if you bend the fan blades a bit. The T7 square heater comes well recommended at about £130 new. Peter

There are several variations on that panel with holes in different places and different sizes but they crop up on eBay quite often and the prices can be reasonable, but they can also be silly money. Just bide your time and keep watching. Good luck Peter

I keep my welding rods in the airing cupboard next to the central heating boiler.

Rear doors look like S1 Stationnwagon doors to me. Looks well done but I am sure that it would have been better leaving it as what ever it was before the bastardisation.

My 56 year old series 2 had a spare wheel on its bonnet for most of its 450000 miles and as a result some of the curve has gone and the bonnet doesnt sit well anymore, the weight of the wheel and the up and down motion has caused the frame to start to fatigue added to the weakening by rust. The...

Dog legs fit both ways, shorter leg for smaller tyres, longer leg for bigger tyres. Peter

The spire speed screws that hold the floor down respond to a farly hefty clout on the head beforectrying to undo. They undo easier than normal nuts annd bolts. When putting things back use plenty of copprr grease and any future work will be much easier. Peter

If the door shut before, and the bottom hinge has not been disturbed then I would unbolt the top hinge from the "new" side and with an assistant lift the door into the correct closed position and then push the topnhonge against the sdevto check that the mounting holes line up. (If the door...

Not a solution to your problem but a bodgevwhenbthe hinges wear is to cut the ball in half and put a couple of washers between the 2 halves. I have had to do this on one of the front door hinges on my series 2. It makes all the difference. Peter

For bearings an oilseals you cannot beat your local bearing supplier for price or quality. The added advantage is that you usually speak face to face with someone who has a reasonable knowledge of the subject and can guide you if necessary. Though Timken bearings are very good I bet your...

Sorry correction it should he Peter James. Peter

Series 2 SWB with Richard James £110 including full breakdown cover. Peter

Sorry to be negative, but is it a 3 masquerading as a 2 to get in the no tax bracket. Find the numbers stamped on: Drivers side dumbiron around the spring hanger. Both axle casings Window glass Windscreen Gearbox. Some or all of these numbers should tally with being a 2a (your series 2 club...