A word of warning, To make the gauge work, the wiring locations seem to be different on the older and newer vehicles. I guess TD being the old and 200/ 300TDI being the newer. Probably glass and blade fuses.

I had to remove the floor and the sill, but was able to leave my rock sliders in place. Fortunately I have a nice 1y old galvanised sill held in with SS fixings , so that was only a 5 minute job.

Thanks for the detailed write up. To remove the bracket bolts I used a Lidl recip saw. The bolt heads were too far rusted, a cold chisel wasn't man enough and an angle grinder wouldn't fit. It took me a while to arrive at the recip saw, but once I did it was pretty quick.

Hi, Did you happen to note what length of bolt goes where. I might have the same problem or a crankshaft oil seal leak. Thanks

Ps it's a 90

Apologies for responding to an old thread. Can I ask others for their opinion on which is best for a vehicle that is only occasionally used. I'm swaying towards drums, for the following reasons, 1. As discussed above they are reasonably effective and seem to do fine. 2. The big plus for me is...

Thanks, Does that mean that you end up with seats 2-3" higher than the originals due to installing the raised seat rails and the seat itself being a little thicker? S

I'm thinking of fitting these. How does the seat base height compare with the original seats? Does it end up higher or can you fit them in a manner that allows them to end up the same height as the originals? Thanks

Great idea to use nylocs, I was thinking of using some adhesive to lock a nut in place. Do you know if stainless adjustment screws are available or what the thread size is? Thanks

Apologies for the thread resurrection, but did you get a manual and if so would you be able to email me a copy? Thanks

Garage build pictures and a short write up here. https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/stephens-garage.312588/#post-3946278

I'll start a wee write up in the anything goes section when I get home tonight.

Hi Aaron Re the dinted panels if they are dinted on the flat areas I have had some success in the past getting the dints out by laying them on a flat sheet of plywood and rollering them with a hard 1" wide wallpaper roller. The small roller allows you to get enough pressure onto the panel. It...

Thanks Aaron, I'm trying to get my garage cleared to get the Landy sorted. Regards Stephen

Hi Aaron Merry Christmas! On the subject of galvanising things. What did you do about the bush holes in the radius arms? Did you clean them out afterwards to get back to the correct size or leave the outer bush casings in place when you got them galvanised so that you could take them out...