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Thanks , I'll take a look tomorrow . I've ordered a new track rod and ends anyway , probably no harm after seventy thousand miles .

Already checked that , no obvious problems .

They are , but my grease gun is on the other side of the country so can't check . So you're saying even if there's no play they could be squeaking ? The thing is the noise has a rotational quality about it .. like what you might expect from a bearing or something .

I recently changed the rear uj on the front prop . The front one was fine . There's no play on the rear prop and no vibration .

Actually checked those , no play whatsoever .

I have a mystery noise in my Defender that's been going on for way too long ! It sounds as if it's coming from the front left side . It's intermittent , sometimes it starts after a mile or so and is more noticeable in second and third gear . It doesn't last long and disappears as speed builds up...

Yes , cagey .

Just be aware if you're searching on Paddocks website you can get suckered into buying the wrong part quite easily . I was looking for rear brake calipers for a 110 . Unaware that calipers for a 90 are different , I clicked on Brake Parts , then Calipers and Pistons . The first thing up was a...

Confession time 😬 .. I ordered calipers for a 90 by mistake 🙄 .

Yes indeed , they are the cheap crap in the green and white box ! I'll get on to Paddocks now and send them back .

Hi , it's a "peac" ? from China 🙄 although bought from Paddocks . They are a less substantial looking unit than the old Lockheed that came off it . The holes for the pad retaining pins are also very small . The depth of the groove at it's deepest is 30mm on the Lockheed but only 25 on the "peac"...

Hi all , I tried fitting a new brake caliper from Paddocks to my Defender today only to discover that it won't quite fit . It appears that the slot in the centre of the caliper hasn't been machined deep enough with the result the bolt holes are about 1mm short of covering the threaded hole...

No , I did it all myself . The box was bought from a Land Rover dealer here in Ireland . I also bought a new clutch kit and rear crank seal from Paddocks . When I worked out the cost of buying direct from Ashcroft and importing it to Ireland , taking into account the currency exchange , taxes ...

About £1300 including a new clutch kit , rear crank seal etc .. oil would have been cheaper .

My new gearbox from Ashcroft's is now in and working nicely . The tragedy of it is that it should never have needed replacing . I had always had a very slight ooze of oil under the gearbox , but at every oil change I could still feel oil in the filler hole so I didn't worry about it . At some...

So I attached the positive cable to the solenoid and found the spot where for the end of the negative on the gearbox and everything is back to normal . Thanks everyone for your help .

I don't seem to be getting power to the The sound of a donkey braying disturbed the peace of the neighborhood this morning as I discovered the end of the positive cable lying hidden behind the engine mount ! Being unfamiliar with the wiring to the starter I just assumed the only wires to go on...

Yes the alternator is still connected .

Nothing is working . No chance of a burnout as I only jammed the cable end against the gearbox and then held the cable on the battery pole When I initially tried to make a connection between the chassis and the gearbox , sparks and smoke made me take it away double quick . After it changed its...

Nothing is working . No chance of a burnout as I only jammed the cable end against the gearbox and then held the cable on the battery pole .