Recommend anywhere Norfolk/Suffolk border and cost of clutch repair for 90?

Not having the right gear etc to do it myself can anyone recommend anywhere/anyone on the Suffolk/Norfolk border (wider Diss area) for repairing a clutch plate issue?

And, from experience any idea of typical costs?

Its a D reg 1987 model DT 90

Thanks

JSF used to be good i dunno about now though not been up there in years

JSF quote me £90`ish for a 2hour job + VAT on top. Gives you an idea of cost perhaps.

What in particular do you not have to do the job yourself? It's all basic nuts and bolts apart from the engine hoist - and these can be hired easily enough. Seriously, it's worth considering doing it yourself.

instantsquid said:

What in particular do you not have to do the job yourself? It's all basic nuts and bolts apart from the engine hoist - and these can be hired easily enough. Seriously, it's worth considering doing it yourself.

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or get some local members to help........they get bacon sarnies and you get your landy done and learn a bit.

Give Overland a call,

Land Rover - Range Rover and Discovery Servicing Specialists

They are at Methwold near Brandon.

You could give this lot a ring.

Mark Peacock Land Rovers

You could Try Roger Martin at Tivetshall st Mary just off the A140 near the Ram Pub,
They do a good job at a good price, the family have used them for about 30 years. traditional family firm

Thanks everyone for your suggestions - being quite new to the area recommendations are important to me. I have toyed with doing it myself though sadly, its getting the time to do it and having the confidence to not eff it up.

After getting some scary quotes - it would be much, much cheaper to do it myself, as well as a good learning experience (?!). As I need an engine hoist is there a particular size I would need?

How long does the job tend to take?
And, do I need any special tools?

Engine hoist - tell the hire place what you're doing and they should be able to supply a suitable host.

After that, it really is a case of having a decent tool-kit - eg. socket set, spanners, screwdrivers, and so on. I'm racking my brains, but I don't recall needing any special tools to get the engine out and change the clutch.

Will you be able to find someone to help you? Even if they're not a Land Rover enthusiast - just having another capable body will make certain tasks easier. Even so, a competent DIY-er should be able to do it inside a day.