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Hi guys, I was offroading earlier today, and I went up a steep incline and there was a loud bang - i assumed it was something hitting the floor. I got out and had a look and everything seemed fine - i then realised I only had drive to the front wheels. How can I diagnose if it's half shaft or...

Any LED reversing bulbs will be loads better than the standard ones - only a few quid, too. The alternative is to fit a flood light on the rear, wired in to the reverse light. Or both... :) Foz

Keep the updates coming! Good work :) Foz

Still after one of these.

This is going to be an interesting little project. Looking forward to updates. Also agreed, looks loads better without the bull bar. Foz

I needed to replace my fuel spill off as the one going to the pump had split and I had only bodged it back on. It was very straight forward, but I did manage to break one of the bolts - so i had to use one of the old ones. It doesn't leak so all good. New fuel spill off pipes New olive and...

Christ that's a good repair job.

Hi mate - not my pictures. They are just the pictures the guy took that created the 3d model :) Mines a RHD :) you can download that model and use the 3dhubs website to find someone local to you to print and ship the part to you. I think it cost me about a tenner. Can just about see mine in...

I had one of these 3d printed to fit in place of the coin tray. It's made for carling switches. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1008821 https://www.3dhubs.com/ Foz

I fitted my wading kit today, and wired up the rear flood light to a switch. Here is the old DIY breather kit that had been fitted before - t pieces and rubber pipe Axle breather - Timing belt case breather - Gearbox and transfer box breathers - Manifold for breathers to snorkel -...

I'm after a LT230 transfer box with a 1.4 ratio to improve the gearing on my 300tdi Discovery. I'm based in Medway, Kent. Has anyone local got one? Thanks Foz

First time seeing this thread, interesting read. Looking forward to more updates now you've resurrected it! Foz

You've done a great deal of work there - have you seen noticable improvement? I like the idea of a coolant level sensor, might have to look in to that myself. Foz

After seaking advice on here regarding waterproofing a cable for a rear flood light, I fitted the light today. I went for a stuffing gland. Hole drilled through the body. There is usually a grommet in this hole, I took this out and widened the hole for better access. The problem was...

I did have a look on their website but I can't find a M12 gland with a long thread, anything over 10mm. You've just introduced me to a "Carbide bur" though - so i'll buy one of those, that should sort it. Thank you!

That's a shame. That was my first thought, but there is actually a third skin on the inside - it has a hole about an inch big but my new hole isn't directly in front of this hole, so I can't get a drill in there. Might have to just spend ages filing it down.

I got hold of some stuffing glands. I drilled a hole at the rear, but it has 2 skins of body work with about a 10mm gap between them - the thread on the gland doesn't reach so i can't secure it. Can you get stuffing glands with long threads? I had a look but can't seem to find any. Is there...

Hi, I have a rear worklight that I want to wire up to a switch, but I need to run a wire through the body. What is the best way to achieve a watertight fitting for a wire through the body? Thanks, Foz

Any more progress on this? :)

Hi - it was from Amazon, the link is HERE. The top is secured using a generic "gopro" mount for a handle bars - like THIS one, and at the bottom i've cabeled tied it. Foz