Thanks I presume silicon is a suitable option to seal the windscreen?

Hi All now without the Pi55 taking it seems that the roof/ windscreen seal leaks. After a bit of rain both front door windscreen pillars headlining is damp, very wet if rain is heavy, anybody know where this is getting into the Landy from? doesn't seem to be any problem in roof rack area so...

if your happy with 2 out of 3 from the above o_O you should survive:D but then again you bought a landy/range/gaylander so you'd probably be happy wiv 1 out of 3 :rolleyes:

went round to a mechanic i use to service the wifes car as i couldnt get the flippin thing out he ground the head of an m8 bolt down so it fit in the ball, fitted a spacer over the bearing and used his air hammer driver to pull it out of the casing I then ground the casing with a Dremmel and...

well eventually found the cause - front prop shaft bearings totally foo barred removed it replaced all the bearings, back on the Landy and no squeal :D £50 for the bearing set 8 hours of frustration replacing said bearings - mainly due to the single centre bearing which I had to grind...

Oh where is @Hippo when you need a hairdresser:eek:

bit late for that:( cup holders are in the same place as when I bought it -- the glove boxo_O

just borrow the working D1:cool:, as all children doo_O, just don't return it:oops:, as all children do:rolleyes:

if there's only 2 its a load of balls

hope its as good as you expect it to be - thought mine was good (4 the money) - despite the works required

Only if its got numbers on ito_O

Oh fook didnt look at the color :(

I aint got 2 weeks to wait:mad: ----- Auction ends in 4 days:eek: - plus postage wait, it will be here in 8 days o_O Can you do the tutorial a bit sooner :rolleyes: then I nose wot to do proper like found the rave details - will have a go tomorrow as i now know all it takes is 'remove 6 screws'...

thanks :D BUT philips - poxidrive - torx:eek: fook me the list is endless how many different tools do i need to buy:p :D:D:D:D:D Oh the joys of LandyZone:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:

so its a big job then :eek: not looked into how it all goes together which was why i asked :( but thanks for your informative answer I will now sell the Disco and buy a Daewooooooooooooooooo o_O

how easy is it to change the cup holder - ash tray - coin tray assembly on a 2001 TD5 mine are totally foo-bared and a set on fleabay for reasonable money so if its an easy - ish job might be worth the effort another thing to put right on the road to an original working landyo_O

makes all those years as an apprentice seem worth while now and yes there is a very nice feeling when it all goes back together --- and works :cool: mind you the sore knees :eek: and bashed fingers:oops: might not agree:D

Well that was a bit optimistic :oops: the centre bearing was a pig to get out took over 3 hours what with running around to local spares shop to see if they had some pullers that would fit, which they didn't, ended up calling my local mobile mechanic to see it he knew how to get the bearing out...

Well took it orf and bashed the seven shades of wotsit out off it now posses a propshaft in lots of pieces:cool: all being well (and purchase of a grease gun and grease) it goes back together tomorrow:rolleyes: if the weather is fine it should be back on by the afternoon and out for a test...

GMT on the left but what time is it in xyz on the right :D - dual time display looks good - bit ponsy but looks good :) what are you going to use to check the batteries tho:rolleyes: