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M12(1.75) x 40mm

This one’s just about to end and hasn’t received any bids at £7k! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256513960529?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=77ToZRrwRKe&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=aARmbkwzSW-&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Here : https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/buying-a-crock-of-or-if-you-already-have.76002/

At least it’s from a dealer (who quite frankly shouldn’t be allowed to deal in vehicles!), so there is some hope in sending it back. There is a sticky thread in the General Land Rover part of the forum, called something like “Buying a Crock of Sh*te, or if you Already Have”. Definitely worth...

Ahh bugger. That doesn’t look good! Sorry to say that someone has fleeced you out of your well-earned money. Was this from a dealer or private sale?

You might have some air trapped in the master cylinder, or the new master cylinder is dodgy, did you get a good brand?

Cheers mate. Is it possible to extract the old bolt from above? I’ve got some of the “special” bolts on order as part of the fuel tank fixings kit. I couldn’t see how to do it! Mind you, I had had enough of it by then. Bloody rusty piece of **** !

I’ve dropped the fuel tank to do some chassis repairs and I’ll be needing to replace the two captive bolts that hold the rear of the tank/cradle up. Is this possible without major cut-and-shut surgery? Trying to plan ahead for tomorrow, couldn’t work it out today! Cheers

This is the one I opted for. It seems to be sold by multiple retailers, but the next day delivery was just too tempting. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01M4RC2YW?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

Cheers for all the suggestions. This arrived today and I’m suitably impressed with the quality for the price. I’ll be punching the missus later using the special grease, being extra careful not to get any near her mouth.

Useful for re-plumbing the CH system at home then!

Cheers mate. I saw your thread from a few years back, good to see you’ve got on with that tool. I think I’ll end up going for this one.

Cheers. I think that’s the style I’ll be going for. That seems a good price for anything made in England these days!

Cheers, Dippy. I find the Sealey range of tools to be mostly very reliable!

Looks a quality bit of kit! But out of my price range for want I’m needing it for.