Hippo
Lord Hippo
Yep it's a shame they suffer too. It's a design that works but only for so long.
norseman
Well-Known Member
Don't forget the picnic hamper & shooting-stick!
Only the first of my four RRC's had a VCU (a '93 back in 2001) the rest have all been 3.5efi's with the 230T transfer box.
AdamHarley
Member
Thanks for all the contributions and am pleased to report that i have the Range Rover back. Band new VCU fitted for the bargain price of £40 cash from my local Agricultural and LR specialist.
No more scrubbing and managed to get away without breaking anything else either.
He had a good poke around whilst underneath and concluded 'its a good one', albeit with a couple of hundred pounds of welding required although not urgent.
Next on list are to acquire some rubber overmats, sort headlining, get radio code, find replacement driving lights and some touch up paint for a nasty scratch.
Thanks again
Adam
No more scrubbing and managed to get away without breaking anything else either.
He had a good poke around whilst underneath and concluded 'its a good one', albeit with a couple of hundred pounds of welding required although not urgent.
Next on list are to acquire some rubber overmats, sort headlining, get radio code, find replacement driving lights and some touch up paint for a nasty scratch.
Thanks again
Adam
essexpestcontrol
New Member
more important will be a rifle rest on the drivers window
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Not long till the grouse season starts.
AdamHarley
Member
Lots of crows to be culled.....
Someone has to do it!
Someone has to do it!
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Some info from the eggspert on VCU's
Range Rover Classic /Borg Warner viscous coupling failure - ask the expert - YouTube
Range Rover Classic /Borg Warner viscous coupling failure - ask the expert - YouTube
