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Year of car will help, and when you state replace brakes, do you mean pads/shoes or calipers as well?

What year? Pre 07 fit blanks/remove throttle plate and carry on, later cars more work.

Easier just to buy the disco surely?

Flexi will work for a while, mild steel flex short life span, stainless steel longer life span, but even they stiffen up and then split after time.

Not seen that before👍

I think std series exhaust might be to small a diameter? Nice pipe, but 234 quid kin hell! I made my own. I had to go up because of pto shaft, early diesel also took their exhaust out the nearside inner wing.

it will just need a run for it to clear and will be fine

Always worth a look at the how to videos on youtube.

The latches on all of them are rubbish, freelander/d3/d4 I think are all the same part numbers, but pls check first!

Gotta have hand throttle for the pto winch:banana:

Water pump runs off different belt so most likely not changed.

Diesels totally different, especially 200tdi, real bugger wen it is cold, and you are going to get the cold harder than most of us.

No sorry no idea, but like most things there will be a work around. USB boroscope might be worth a play?

Series stat top onto tdi stat housing.

Throttle, defender cable cut down and home made bracket, been on there for the best part of 15 years now.

Trust me it wears thin after a while.

No it was a manual plier type thing, tried it once and once realised how crap it was have never used it since.

I got most of my info from Glen Anderson who had posted on terri ann land rover page, which is a goldmine of info. Here is link to Glens conversion, Iirc his is a 109 which is why he used the defender manifolds. http://www.expeditionlandrover.info/200tdiconversion.htm

Have you drilled the flywheel housing for the bottom 2 or 4 bolts? Exhaust I made my own, but think Steve parker used to do a kit. Rad I used the original s2 one, mine is the early narrow type and keeps it cool just fine. I did fit the intercooler as using the narrow rad means it was pretty...

You could put a tap in one of the coolant lines, most are 15mm id, which is what most UK houses run for hot and cold water circuits, so shoudl be a cheap/easy job. But I would check the cooling diagram schematics first in case the heater circuit also performs some other function.