hi all new here could do with some help
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Oddie
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Hi and welcome to LZ.
There are some buttons on the right and left bottom of your keyboard you should get to know. Otherwise we just get a random selection of words!
Good luck with whatever you're trying to do though!
There are some buttons on the right and left bottom of your keyboard you should get to know. Otherwise we just get a random selection of words!
Good luck with whatever you're trying to do though!
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any DEFENDER gearbox (not Disco) will be ok.
wiltshire landyman
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some prefer lt77 some prefer r380...depends where you want yr reverse to be..both fill fit and neither are easier than the other to fit
instantsquid
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No, you want a gearbox - not a witch.
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jamesmartin
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u7nless ou can get a rare short version of r380 that was built for replacement of lt77 you would have to move engine forward
Was just going to say that too Mr Martin. Danny, there are different bell housings available for land rover gearboxes which will dictate the positioning of your engine on the chassis relative to the gearbox. There are a number of chassis' for the Defender eg Turbo Diesel model, 200tdi model, 300tdi model, TD5 model etc, each with a specific set/type of mounting points for gearbox, transfer box and engine. When you start building a hybrid vehicle from the ground up, then you need to consider these mountings. For example - if you fit a 300tdi Disco engine to a Defender Turbo Diesel model chassis (up to 1990), then you need to sheer off the original engine mounts and weld new ones on in order to keep your gearbox in the right place - with quite some precision welding.
Can I suggest, without sounding patronising, you get involved with a local land Rover club or group - it will save you many hours of time, wasted effort, money and frustration as well as keeping you going... I've learnt a lot on here, but a few conversations with an old hand standing in front of a Landy project are valuable indeed.
Can I suggest, without sounding patronising, you get involved with a local land Rover club or group - it will save you many hours of time, wasted effort, money and frustration as well as keeping you going... I've learnt a lot on here, but a few conversations with an old hand standing in front of a Landy project are valuable indeed.
