Lead? Presumably the flashing around the windscreen to keep the rain out?

Sorry for the late response life has got in the way. I am using a Snap On Solus Pro . Thanks for the diagrams I will get on it as soon as I can and report back. Thanks again for your help Gary

That might be my next problem but I'd like to have a radio to drown the noise as it dies.

At lest the crank hasn't snapped yet.

So a Disco 3 then :)

My old P38A ones are probably in a box somewhere if they would do?

Just click on the picture icon and then browse to the photo and double-click as far as I remember.

Might have put early L322 wheels on. Or they might be Disco wheels. The former need a spacer.

grinder? dremmel?

Depends on the seller. I suspect some is seconds or stuff that failed quality control. Other stuff they stay on late at work, knock another ten out and then sell on from home. Of course, they may not have the help of be adept at all steps in the...

All this talk about having a good tug :rolleyes: There was a time we'd have had some mileage out of that😁😁

Do remember to not take the nut all the way off when you tug and yank at the wheel to get it of as trips to the dentist are eggspensive, or you could take it off and video it for us all to laugh at:vb-biggrin:

Hardest part is getting the damn heatshield bolts off. That and that manifold bolt near the steering knuckle.

V8 almost certainly head gasket.

Think the interior lights are driven direct by BECM so any short will burn out the track on the BECM board.

Hi Grrr! it's true yours is also one of the first but I remember reading that apart from updated electronics, you have a BeCM V36 or 37, so you will also have a more recent ECM than mine. There's a post talking about this, if I find it I'll post it

at post #124 Wammers says: "Nanocom info does say later ECU versions had trimmable values. Maybe the early ones don't need the numbers. But not entirely sure. As said the 97 one didn't have them but I loaded them. But it was a bit of a mishmash...

Post in thread 'Reverse lamp, electrickery knowledgeable peeps, what do you think?' https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/reverse-lamp-electrickery-knowledgeable-peeps-what-do-you-think.396931/post-5801790

Proflow picture shows a metal impeller....? Might be worth a check though. https://www.island-4x4.co.uk/water-pump-v8-1994-on-proflow-stc4378.html I fitted Airtex last time I did mine.

Mine's an early one. Sure I put the values in a post somewhere and possibly an EDC trace from the Nanocom if he wants to compare the values. Might have called it something like EDCfuelling.xlsb Mine's Late EDC in the settings but as far as I...

The bacteria burning can cause white smoke and the sludge gums everything up, used to see it quite a lot on sailing boat auxiliary engines. It can be very difficult to get the tank clean, had to steam clean them in the past and flush the...

I'd leave that setting at 128 rpm. Adjust idle on pump top to 750 rpm. Lift sensor rpm will follow crank. You'll see them diverge as you accelerate or drop off the throttle. White smoke sounds like too much diesel going through. Air temp will...

Yeah Airtex Mahle also has one that looks quite good, i have one in stock but havent fitted it to an engine yet.

Later v8 with the Thor engine. Anyone know who the original manufacturer was? Is it like the diesel and there's a metal impellar version that is preferred over the original? Recommendations?!

Washed it. 3 attempts required, the last one using neat detergent. Tried to fix the crack in the windscreen but is is too big. Even with the glorious sunshine today it struggled to cure. Also noticed my rear diff is leaking at the seal with the...

Instead of ambulance chasers the new(ish) thing is recovery trucks being L322 chasers

That's because they knew L322 owners would have a Recovery truck following them at all times :)

Work in progress:)

I think Land Cruiser reliability went down shortly after they started fitting air suspension to them! Lexus are reasonably priced second hand. Not sure what they're rated at for towing. Possibly limited by no low range. Never seen one with a...