Hi 10 years ago I bought a L/R 90 from a work colleague, a 1986 marque, professionally converted with a Defender 90 200 TDI engine and a Range Rover Classic rear axle (disc brakes,no ABS). The rear axle leaked oil when I acquired her, so I fitted new oil seals and bearings (oil seals FTC4785)...

I was using the 90 to pull a tree out at the weekend, low ratio, in reverse. Job done, went to turn around (after engaging high ratio) and very strange sound coming from rear axle, and 90 had very strange motion as if lurching between cogs. So, diff out and the pictures tell the story. Now I...

Is the gaiter always fitted on the front prop shaft? The reason I ask, is that, I ordered one as my prop shaft did not have one (and it looked as if it should), and when I came to fit it, the front jubilee clip is not large enough, which make me think 'perhaps is does not require one after...

Hi I have had 2 attempts at purchasing a replacement hub cap, and on both occassions, got the wrong part! The front axle serial number fitted to my 1986 Defender 90 reads 22/094026. I am begining to think that perhaps the axle is from something other than a '90', hence I keep getting the wrong...

Just wondering whether it is worth replacing any 'difficult to replace' suspension/axle parts whilst the tub is off my Defender 90 (Chassis restoration project). I was thinking maybe top link bushes as these look well rusted in, and would be difficult once tub is back on - or do these never...

Hi I need help with a part number and or description. When I was removing the sill channel/floor support section on my defender, the front end was secured to the bottom end of the door pillar with 2 bolts, joined by a strip of metal. Mine were so rusty, they disintegrated! Can anyone help...

My 1986 90 Defender is causing me to think hard about options regarding its chassis. I have owned her for 5 years. She is mechanically very sound and has a Disco 200 TDI engine and a range rover rear axle, all fitted by the last owner. Body wise, the doors and batter box need attention but...