On my Landy the brake lamp is above the indicator, so the back of it can be seen from inside the rear door above the wheel arch. Perhaps if I understood what the purpose of the three wires going into the back of the lamp did. The black is earth. Am I right in saying the green is the tail light...

No offence. Just wanted to know if it was relevant to the repair issue. Cheers.

Yup. Checked the socket by checking all connections with the socket open and multimeter testing resistance from the socket to where it all connects to the Landy electrics in the rear offside compartment. There isn't any power to the brake trailer wire (red) in the rear offside compartment, so I...

Tracing at the moment, but the route is confusing as all wires coming from the offside brake light appear to go back through the hole in the wheel arch to god knows where (probably the nearside). Do you happen to know if it's the red, green or black wire coming from the offside brake light that...

The brake lights on my Landy work fine, but my trailer brake lights don't light at all (the tail lights on the trailer are OK though). The trailer and spare trailer board I'm using for testing work perfectly, so I reckon the problem must be between the trailer socket on the cross member and the...

Had the same problem a few weeks back. Mechanic sorted it (now it's leaking again though). Here's the itemised list on the invoice, in case you're wondering about parts: Gasket axle Hock washer Seal hub axle His handwriting is hard to read, so some of that might be wrong.

It just seems quite extensive, so I didn't want to trawl though it in case it wasn't related to this dilemma.

Isn't the crock of **** thread just for buying and returning vehicles, rather than being concerned with repairs?

Landy 110, 200Tdi, 1992 Had brake fluid running down the inside of my offside rear wheel. Took it to garage to be repaired. Was repaired, but problem has reoccurred a few weeks later. Should I ask them to repair the same leak for free, a discount, or not ask for any consideration? Also, since...

Got a large item of slightly rusty farming equipment to paint this week, but cannot stomach paying such a large sum of dosh for 5 litres of Hammerite or Por-15. Can anyone suggest a cheaper, straight-to-rust metal paint?

Well, I've just towed 2 1/2 ton back from Ireland on the triple axle on 32 front and 40 rear, and it seemed fine. My gearbox seems like it's on it's way out though - it has trouble getting into first gear and I'm sure I can hear some spinning metal grinding away (the flywheel perhaps?). All in...

So 28 front, and 48 rear?

Yes, and I've been meaning to take some pictures of all the work that's been done recently. Just waiting to install the rear speakers into some custom made storage units. The front speakers work nicely though and produce a decent sound considering what others have reported. Will update with...

Currently, all tyres are 30psi. But I looked at the 110 handbook which recommends 28psi front (seems fine) and 48psi rear (worrying).

Ah, I didn't know this was a 'popcorn' topic similar to a 'which tyres' topic. Live and learn, hey.

Just fitted some 265/75/R16 Cooper STT's and am about to regularly begin towing a 2 1/2 ton piece of plant machinery from site to site on a 16 foot triple axle trailer. Can anyone suggest the correct front and back tyre pressures please? Upon fitting the Cooper STT's, the fitted filled all...

Thanks. Do you happen to know what material the "bus spray flap" is made from? Was hoping just to buy a length and cut it to size.

1) What the fook are those things on the bonnet of the BritPart Frankenstein? 2) I admire how much you get done in one day, and best of luck. Have a feeling the end result will look and drive ace. 3) Orange is the way forward. 4) Thanks for sharing. It's very interesting to see the various...

Tired of routinely cleaning the wet debris from the known mud traps above and inside the rear cross member, so am going to do something about it, dagnamit :violent: Would like to use the same material as the pieces that protect the back of the rear lights, indicators, etc. Anyone know what this...

Oh those wheels :hysterically_laughi