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Yes, the led ones would be perfect for work near to the vehicle as they spread the light out rather than spot into the distance.

I take it that's a "no thanks" then, so Trax, you can pick them up when you come over a week on Sunday.

Bloody cheapskate.:rolleyes:

here are the bad boys.

Ask him if he buys them.:D

Just kidding, if Fegusontom doesn't want them you can have them for £5.

£25 to you....:D

Fiver would have done it.

Must have scared him off....

Where in the Borders are you, I have these two Wipac, 6 inches diameter, glass front, plastic back with wires and mounting bolts. Make me an offer, I am in Coldingham.

+1 like the street lamps outside my house. I would buy "normal" ones.

Guy at my work advertising a stick welder, I seem to recall Clarke 130 arc. but could find out more.

Has it been lying around in a cold damp garage? If so, try drying it out by storing in your house for a while then try again.

Get some decent security on her, she is a beaut.

Its a Landy, its not supposed to work properly. Give it a break.

Its hit or miss with Britpart. they are not a manufacturer but a firm that buy cheap and sell cheap but some of their stuff is original equipment, just depends on what they can put their hands on. Or so I am led to believe.

Leave it with its nice thick protective coats of paint. It will prevent rust/oxidisation of body panels and looks more authentic. Nice Landy.

+1 of course, the front will have the swivel seals.

I've never seen an oily bit of metal rust so slap on some used oil every couple of months and it will repel just about everything.

Oil is in the centre of your axle which is obviously hollow. The oil should only get as far as the inner part of the outer end of the drive shaft and is stopped by gaskets and a rubber washer. If any have deteriorated then oil will leak past and into the cover for the swivel ball as shown in...