Oddie, just like to say loving your photography, I love Landscape photography (It's me hobby) But you have some really good photography on your site!

Hmm I guess, but it won't work much on a fast roads also if he gets pulled over got to think on your feet why your using an adjustable wrench :P Yup the only way to beat a thief is to not have the item in the first place :doh:

Thanks Scotsman! Haven't been out in a while, removing the engine has taken all my time :doh: I am going to do some photography on Thursday :D

Just buy something like this: Clarke CHT548 - 300 Piece Home Garage Repair Kit - Machine Mart Should have you sorted for basic repairs, and buy special tools when you need them.

Couldn't the thieving b*stard just bring along his own steering wheel with the relevant boss? :confused:

Or get you or a mechanic to get an injector pressure tester and check that its spraying evenly, if not thats your problem

Look at Busters guide.that should help!

:doh:

Ah, yeah guess its an easy job, just thought it would be work and because I am lazy beggar I try the easy route, but guess I could flush and clean it while its out! Thanks guys.

Done me research and came up confused! Right well I am in the middle of removing me engine out of my Defender and I am up to the stage where you have to remove the radiator, now I have been told it is necessary to remove the radiator, but is it? I mean remove all the hoses and pipes, so...

At 17 with one years no claims bonus it is very hard to get a good deal but £2000 on a 1994 2.5 turbo diesel Land Rover Defender under my name is not bad concidering my mate with a 1.2 Vauxhall corsa paying £2,500, so it is good to shop around! (took me a month to find an insurer!) :D

Sounds like a dead battery to me give it a charge then see if it runs.

Not one to p1ss on the fire, but I ordered a filter kit and some clutch parts from Land Rover Parts Shop and all was packaged so perfectly with such amount of bubble wrap and great delivery timing I had to thank them! You must of had a bad day with them because that filter looks bad! :eek:

Are they flotation tyres? They are filled with helium and you just cruse on the water :D

Must've been a mess in your pants! In a normal car it's scary enough!

Fitting a lorry air break system would make the Land Rover stop so fast the doors and trim will still carry on at normal speed :p

:nopics: Links are broken!

I just passed about 9 months ago and had a crash in the companys micra the other day :doh: some old git 'didn't see' my break lights when I was coming to a stop and went into the back of me crapping the back up thank god it wasn't in the landy or would of been more than words getting thrown...

Oh dear god they paid £6K for a stolen vehicle! :( Did the bidders not do a vosa check or even looked at the two regs and thought hang on a minute let me ask the seller OR look at the -1 and seen things were dodgy! I'm sorry but I do not feel sorry for the 'proud' new owner because the warning...

It makes you wonder how people survive such terrible accedents practically unscathed. I wish the guy the best though, and that poor defender! hope it gets fixed :o