defender11069
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Whats wrong with my engine
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Why was it sensible? Apart from getting a job done I wasn't expecting which was more than sensible
Oh, and that's the first and Last "upskirt" shot of Neil I ever want to see
Yes I heard about you collecting water from the river at Stalling Busk in your diff
Could have been worse, the Disco could be still there as a bridge ornament
defender11069
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Yes I heard about you collecting water from the river at Stalling Busk in your diff
Could have been worse, the Disco could be still there as a bridge ornament
Land Rover Axle Breather Kit with Wading Plug, Free UK P&P | eBay
I have one of those, well a more bling one with lots of extra bits, but similar
It is all nice and clean and sealed up in its bag in my spares box in the back of the Landy
Very useful item
defender11069
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axle x2
t-box x1
g-box x1
timing case x1
t-box x1
g-box x1
timing case x1
axle x2
t-box x1
g-box x1
timing case x1
Yes but it has some more bits that join it all together and then another bit which fits to the snorkel. At least that what I think the instructions say, not too sure, which is why its still in the bag
defender11069
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Yes but it has some more bits that join it all together and then another bit which fits to the snorkel. At least that what I think the instructions say, not too sure, which is why its still in the bag
your just being picky
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axle x2
t-box x1
g-box x1
timing case x1
Yes but it has some more bits that join it all together and then another bit which fits to the snorkel. At least that what I think the instructions say, not too sure, which is why its still in the bag
I reckon that's a polite way of offerin to help sue fit ityour just being picky
defender11069
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I reckon that's a polite way of offerin to help sue fit it
feck off thats wat your for
I reckon that's a polite way of offerin to help sue fit it
feck off thats wat your for
I shall fit it myself, one day, preferably before I go to Wales.
In fact I could do a picture thread
I have kind of worked out how the manual works to find the bits I need to fit it to. Now all I need is Neils workshop for a couple of days and to remember my glasses
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There is a breather pipe on the rear axle and I'm convinced the open end of it goes higher than Stalling Busk's water level at the time. It certainly disappears up into the body somewhere!
Neil had the theory that hot axle hitting cold water could cause enough contraction to suck the water past the pinion oil seal (which is weeping at the moment). Picked up a new genuine LR seal yesterday £13-odd including VAT. from local dealership.
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Yes but it has some more bits that join it all together and then another bit which fits to the snorkel. At least that what I think the instructions say, not too sure, which is why its still in the bag
Joints mean faults, single runs are more reliable
