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Well, job done. Not very difficult compared to what some folk get up to but though I would share anyway. Cable easy to disconect from the lever and with a bit of a yank, pull the rubber gromit end thingy out of the hole, doing so via the panel below the drivers seat. Witha blob of grease...

Shame the screen isn't cracked and in need of replacement free of charge on insurance!!:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Ah yes. But least this is one not to have to worry about:)

Ok Cheers dudes. Think it's 7 pin. Will have a look later. Didn't know they only tested 13 pin sockets though.

Hi All MOT is comming up very soon and I now have a quick release tow bar fitted. Not towed anything yet and havent got round to checking the electrics. Can anyon tell me, If I take it in without the drop tow ball fitted, I don't need tow electrics????? Makes sence to me:) They don't know...

Cheers Jimbob:D

OK, 102 views, not one answer.:( I can only therefore deduce that: a) None of you know the answer; or b) The question was so stupid it doesn't even warrant an insulting remark:o

Well, as full signed up member of the Lazy Bastid society, I have managed to put off fitting my new handbrake cable for nearly a year. It has become a long term piece of shelf ornamentation :D Now with MOT looming, it's got to be done.:o Dont look too bad a job. Cable fitment into back of...

Oi, stop horsing arround;)

I have a tatty alloy with a much worn tyre on the back, under a wheel cover. I though no point spending on a modular steel and BFG just to have it hang of the rear door and wait to get nicked. It's would only be a short use temporary anyway!:)

Bugger. I had thought about that, but convieniently ignored myself:o Got any other ideas?

Hi Folks I'm getting peed off with all my exessory sockets and extensions, so was thinking about fitting say three of these in the space in the pannel next to the original cigarette lighter (replacing this as well). Any thoughts/tips? Thought I would just splice the existing fag lighter...

Cheers folk I think I will go for it. RAC cover (Already a member) is £95. Looked at hiring a car, but that aint cheep, plus fuel, plus loss of having a crack doing it, Europe here we come :-)

Sound like a plan. :D Ahh, no roof rack :(

Ahh, now this is the sensible bit. I'll probably just go for it. But, if it's gonna cost 4 times the price of a hire car............... maybe just too stupid to follow through, as they say:rolleyes: Now where did I put my calculator:confused:

Holiday with the kids in August. Through France to Switzerland than back through Germany, Lux and Belgium. Some 2000 miles i think. Non stop on way there and three days on the way back. So, doing this in a Defender is, A) Stupid, B) Expensive C) Should be a laugh or D) all of the above...

Very useful link Grimmer - Not. OP do a search ffs:rolleyes:. But basically, strip it, clean it, seal it, tighten her up, sorted. p.s. I've done non of the above. If i did, then I would'nt be able to complain about my heater would I!:)

Thanks for the suggestions folk:)

My work is looking at getting a couple of 4x4's for our geologists for site work. Nothing to rough, just a bit of farm tracks, construction sites to get to boreholes and stuff that need to be monitored A decent load space for kit and samples, probably crew cab and reasonable ground clearance for...

Simple answer here. Upgrade the girlfriend:rolleyes: