dr-downhill-2010
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hi guys quick question how much and what oil do i need bast for in my diffs please (disco 200tdi)
regards bret
regards bret
diff oil ?
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Andy Land
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Please, please use the search button.
In this instance I'll tell you ... use EP90, you can use this in your transfer box too.
In this instance I'll tell you ... use EP90, you can use this in your transfer box too.
dr-downhill-2010
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thanks mate im new to the forum and will use the search bar from now instead of posting
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nah post away, the search is pretty gash any way!
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1.7L per diff,
keep on posting
keep on posting
Andy Land
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Not for things that have been asked thousands of times! ... same as tyre questions eh? :doh:
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nah defo is gash.put what diff oil into the search and theres 4 or 5 threads to read till ya get to one thats usefull.
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Andy Land
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ooh - exciting. It's been a while since we've had a decent tyre thread
Go on then SH ... you start it
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Go on then SH ... you start it
How about:
Anyone using tyre wall 'blackening' products? Anything available to give a 'muddy look' without going off road?
Nah, sorry Andy, I'm just nowhere near as good at this as you
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How about:
Anyone using tyre wall 'blackening' products? Anything available to give a 'muddy look' without going off road?
Nah, sorry Andy, I'm just nowhere near as good at this as you
You can really bUy this **** no joke you get mud in a can for this very reaon lol
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Wow - if only I'd thought of it years ago and patented it
Piccys and links?
PS - I won't be buying
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Wow - if only I'd thought of it years ago and patented it
Piccys and links?
PS - I won't be buying
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...m=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&pf_rd_r=00CC785DZ7VAG5KEPDGT
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Just found this new link from 2005
Spray-on mud: the ultimate accessory for city 4x4 drivers | Science | The Guardian
and it wasn't even published on 1 April
Saddos only I guess
Spray-on mud: the ultimate accessory for city 4x4 drivers | Science | The Guardian
and it wasn't even published on 1 April
Saddos only I guess
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It's been around for a while ... occasionally I turn up at work in the Landy after a weekend off roading and get bombarded with crap like this from the office peeps!
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Andy Land
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You'll have to drag em round Granby farm.........
Literally :flame2:
Top idea BD ... may need a hand with that one then
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