cropzy
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Clean Landy! Looking forward to seeing the progress with this!
Hello and here is me Landy
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neilly
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Hi Lee,
They do look neat in there, are you going to make the passenger seat easily removable? for battery access?
Cheers
They do look neat in there, are you going to make the passenger seat easily removable? for battery access?
Cheers
nope! lol the passenger seat will be moved over 50mm for better arm room. under the seat will be twin AGM batteries with a external anderson plug for jump leads ect. if i do need to take the seat out its only 4 bolts.
neilly
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Have you seen this tool made by @Saint.V8 ?
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/300tdi-cambelt-change-how-to.311367/#post-3927313
Scroll down to the comments , he has a CAD drawing of it with all dimensions.
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That one was for the 200Tdi (the PCD is the same on the 300 too) as the pulley is quite deep on the 200Tdi....it fits the 300Tdi pulley too, but the tool sticks out further from the pulley is all....
200Tdi.....
300Tdi......
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Clarke impact gun works for me 
neilly
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Marmaduke
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Plug in electric jobber
callisr
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Is it any good??
Been thinking about one of these for awhile...
Sorry for the hijack!!!
Rich
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Let me know the next time you might need one and you can borrow it and make up your own mind, the only thing I don't like about it is its weight. As I've got sparrow arms it's pretty hard to use it whilst holding a spanner if it's a nut and bold you're trying to undo
I've got an Aldi special for my air compressor which has had plenty of stick though
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Cheers, Marmaduke
Seats look very nice, lee. As does the rest of the landy!!
Rich
Seats look very nice, lee. As does the rest of the landy!!
Rich
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I had never done a timing belt before I got my 300tdi but there was nowhere near that amount of debris in the case.
I didn't check the width of the belt but it was loose enough to remove without undoing anything!!!.
I have no idea how old the belt was though, and it had the old type pulleys and tensioner.
I don't think it was the original belt though as there were wear grooves in the front cover where the belt had rubbed against it.
Nice job of the locking tool!!
Rich
I didn't check the width of the belt but it was loose enough to remove without undoing anything!!!
.I have no idea how old the belt was though, and it had the old type pulleys and tensioner.
I don't think it was the original belt though as there were wear grooves in the front cover where the belt had rubbed against it.
Nice job of the locking tool!!
Rich
How much play was there in the tensioner ? I'd also check that you have the proper bracket holding the rear of the FIP, which was a LR recall .....
