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pricey yeah but, I took the plunge in the end...very happy with mine.

yup, definitely done this with a few old mob bedfords etc on exercise, to stop diesel freezing.

:pop2: another great first post.....I'm not flaming the noob, but hey, read the rulz, search part number and look for the weight i.e. britpart.....oh and maybe the seller might know but that just my common sense....

and I bet theres plenty of threads on coffin filler tyres too...

cheap...kingpin search.....you'll find... done to death..resurrected..death...resurrected.....the circle of tyres..

:nopics::lvlove-158: no pics = didn't happen.............

Rover 14CUX Hot Wire Mass Flow EFI: Service and Troubleshooting Fuel injection RPi Engineering - V8 Engines have a read of these too, mate. helped me understand what the gods on here are on about!!! I'm not an expert either but stick around they'll be here soon....:D

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now you've gone and fecked it........see previous posts. You'll be doing all that soon!! In fairness, had mine for 7 years, offroded/green laned it. Never missed any major beats. She was perfick......

that would be my worst nightmare, you got massive nuts full of respect for that, pal. note to self: add swivel housing to spares list!! I was only sorting out some spanners today to make an "emergency tool kit" and keep everything else in the shed. Think I might just stick it all in the...

what you need is the 14CUX ecu reader, like I have: from here: ECUmate 14CUX engine diagnostics, Ecumate Ltd or this one, you might get one off ebay, they came standard on the usa exports. ECUmate lite - 14CUX fault code reader, Ecumate Ltd

pipes for sure, happended to mine, black smoke everywhere. It was fine at idle and up to about 2k ish revs then blurghh..... only found mine revving it and RAC Man stuck his finger in the right angle inlet pipe, split, £3 later all done.

may well do, but any reason for not changing the original thermostat?

:rulez: intro first, then search. You wont get any useful replies asking like that. @OP agreed with Singvogel, try the vcu bearings first, plenty of threads here. fairly straight forward fix, as already stated, try with prop off to confirm it..

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cant remember if the freebie seal is similar but on my disco door seal I read on here about shoving some electric flex up the seal, remove cable cores first, lube up and slide in.

great pic.....looks like loadsa fun down on the plain. haven't been since I was in the mob, welcome by the way!!

here waiting for me to do her arches..........:D

soapy water and a sponge???

thoughts on what?