lab72
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Hi all I need to know if I fit a wading kit do i have to remove it after wading or is it fit it and forget about it ? many thanks 
Wading kit on a disco 1
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fit n furget.
remove timing coer and clutch housing bungs every 6000 mikles to check for leaks.
remove timing coer and clutch housing bungs every 6000 mikles to check for leaks.
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Nice one mate thanks
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Do u mean wading plugs?
If so the idea is to stop the ingress of water entering the hole and into clutch bell housing or timing case and contaminating the clutch or timing belt.
The hole is there to give an indication and allow any oil to flow out in the event of a oil seal failure, oil is not not good for clutch or belt.
So make up your own mind..
If you do not have a clutch or a timing belt you don't require plugs.
If so the idea is to stop the ingress of water entering the hole and into clutch bell housing or timing case and contaminating the clutch or timing belt.
The hole is there to give an indication and allow any oil to flow out in the event of a oil seal failure, oil is not not good for clutch or belt.
So make up your own mind..
If you do not have a clutch or a timing belt you don't require plugs.
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Extended breathers are fit and forget, maybe just blow through the lines every so often to stop them becoming blocked.
As said above though, wading plugs are to be removed when not wading or at least check regularly for leaks.
As said above though, wading plugs are to be removed when not wading or at least check regularly for leaks.
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I'll go one step further and say DO NOT leave wading plugs in, remove them when done wading for the day.
land rovers leak lots of oil and it needs to get out!
land rovers leak lots of oil and it needs to get out!
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This is what I am thinking of getting Mantec Wading Kit for 300 Tdi
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Sod paying that for a wading kit! Get 25m of this stuffhttp://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewitem?itemId=110728316771 then get yourself a few Y-piece push fit connections to join em together. Simples and alot cheaper
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Nice one Robbn
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Thanks for that link its a great shop
Do I have to do anything special with my Auto for wading?
Chris
Do I have to do anything special with my Auto for wading?
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No worries space Dawg
I just found a complete kit on ebay for £30
Land Rover Discovery Wading Kit RED 200 300 TDi Engine Gearbox's Axles | eBay
Land Rover Discovery Wading Kit RED 200 300 TDi Engine Gearbox's Axles | eBay
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What he said ^^^^
I bought 30mtr roll of 6mm OD pipe and 10 Y pushfit connectors. (ya only need 3) cost me about £10 plus P&P and got enough to do 3 landies.
If you get that kit make sure the timing cover is fitted the right way round. Thier not marked and should have the lip in the centre facing out. I fitted mine the wrong way,being in a rush. It warped the plate and fouled the centre nut,making it not run right. I went for a plate where its drilled off centre in the end.
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