fitting ABS to defender 110
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Shifty1962
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You can but it wont be cheap.
200tdi ayre
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Anything is possible
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Why?
If it works as well as the rest of the car it will be broken in a month!
Simplicity is key with land rovers :lol:
Like shifty said. you can but it will cost ££££'s
If it works as well as the rest of the car it will be broken in a month!
Simplicity is key with land rovers :lol:
Like shifty said. you can but it will cost ££££'s
I pull up to 3 ton in trailer and found it skids when braking and also pulling loaded trailer across muddy ground is difficult thought abs and traction control would help. Your comments are interesting as dealer says cannot be retrofitted. Need to check out cost of conversion.
Shifty1962
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The dealer is a knob!
Service your trailer brakes.
Boggo standard LR TC is crap - I know cos I've got it.
Fit a LSD to the rear axle and go easy on the throttle.
Service your trailer brakes.
Boggo standard LR TC is crap - I know cos I've got it.
Fit a LSD to the rear axle and go easy on the throttle.
200tdi ayre
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Yeah adjust your trailer brakes
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I would have thought a pair of locking diffs or quaife diffs would be cheaper than just the parts for traction control.
My abs module for my TD5 Disco was over £1200 alone never mind all the sensors etc.
My abs module for my TD5 Disco was over £1200 alone never mind all the sensors etc.
I've got it on my fender and my dads 90 doesn't and the feedback I have had is that they both pull the same, the only time it is slightly helpful in is the snow but a set of decent off road tyres should solve that, I had a dodgy sensor in mine and the new sensors for the rear was about £200