Glencoyne sell the best ones in my opinion. Avoid the bearmach ones , I fitted them and had vibrations throughout the car, swapped immediately for Glencoyne and problem resolved , been fitted years now and after plenty of hard off roading still...
If it takes 3 hours id charge 3 hours, I ran a big garage 15 years ago & they were pushing for overcharging hours
pushing the lads to earn bonuses for extra sales when clearly not needed. :mad::mad: I left the job which I loved & was with
them...
I am sure they do have a quick way and I am sure they also know the problems that can go with it.
My clutch was done before I bought it, going to see if I can find the bill.
EDIT: Forgot it had a gearbox at the same time, so the total bill would...
Transfer case has much bigger bearings than the ptos.
On the LR series ptos they say max amount of power drawn is 20/25bhp depending on rpms, they also mention if exceeding certain rpms/loads for over 30 minutes an engine oil cooler must be...
I have done a full size truck clutth in 1.5 hrs, and they are way way easier than a defender.
I would bet there is a quick way of doing them at the lr specialists.
I can see a few things going wrong and there goes your hours.
Old car mix match engine/gearbox, couple of seized bolts especially floor plate bolts/screws, rounded off prop bolts.
With the 77 box the engine might swing forward enough to get the...
200 and early 300 autos were not edc, edc came out on the (I think) 95 N reg models, when bhp went from 111 to 121.
Even the edc models still had a kickdown cable, they had a throttle cable from throttle pedal to a throttle potentiometer under...
Not done it, but do keep us updated as it is somehting I would like to do to mine in the future.
You can get cv props rather than uj props, and I believe the cv style can operate at greater angles with no vibe issues.