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Just checking, the starter gear won't fling off now will it ?

I know it is another topic, but for rear brakes, loosen handbrake cable under armrest console, access through rear panel which unclipped. Strip, clean and apply copper grease to bearing surfaces. Reassemble. Fit drum, apply foot brake and ensure adjust works. Then adjust cable for one click to...

Plenty of lens defog products available. T Cut can also work. Cleans off easily.

The other thing to watch is some key blanks don't have the recess cut all the way to the plastic holder. If cut, the key works in doors and ignition but not the fuel cap !! Ask me how i know 🤔

Has anyone done this?? I thought chip had to be inside the circle of wire around the ignition switch key hole???

Td4 Freelander 1 turbo kicks in about 1750RPM with a whistle. If no whistle most likely problem is either a boost hose or the small vacuum hoses that feed the turbo operating vanes.

I think warm is good, melted rubber is not so good ! The mastic is under the seal and holds it firm to the paintwork. Going to be difficult to get solvent in there. Maybe a hypodermic and inject into the sealant.

Exciting !! Thanks. With new seals at around £300 got to be worth investing £11. Cheers.

I have a perfect condition tailgate seal on a scrap vehicle. I want to reuse it. Has anyone worked out how to dissolve the adhesive mastic at the top in order to get it off the metalwork without ripping the seal? Thanks.

If you have one working key. Get Timpsons to cut another and then open the key top and swap chip into new key.

Reconfigured rear lamps to put fogs and reverse down where they should be and brakes and indicators at proper height. Also now have 4 x sidelights with brake and fog to increase visibility. These fit in the brake (old fog) holders to give double filament with only 1 mm or 2 off with a craft...

It is the fuel burning heater. Comes on at 5 degrees C. Helps warm up engine and interior heater. Pull fuse 5 in engine bay if you don't want it on.

Here you go ! £26 brand new with lamp https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/364762262360?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=5M1DiW6nTnW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=b5qQSb6hQNK&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Bought some for stock - very good indeed !! No nuts, washers or badge supplied.

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But someone could have been there before you. Best to check it is all assembled correctly. Photos are on here and in Haynes manual.

Sounds like the nut has broken free from the back of the bracket. Centre punch the head and drill it out, then replace with a nut and bolt most likely would be best.

Which bolt. One on the bracket at front of car or one in chassis rail towards rear ??

So the plates provide protection against the tank being pierced by debris or stones etc. Plus if the prop throws something up. The subframe need to be dropped to get the new brackets in anyway so no point in cutting. Sorry to break bad news. The subframe happily lowers with bolts out then feed...

Fitted an HSE rear parking sensor system. All cables were present in the vehicle. Just needed switch, dash trim, bumper loom and 4 x 28mm holes in bumper.