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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    No, aids compression, that's all.
    Today at 09:26
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    Wildefalcon posted the thread LWB 3/4 tilt hood front rope hook fitting dimension request. in Series Land Rovers.
    Dimension request! I'm going to fit a 3/4 hood to my 109 truck cab. I need to fit the front rope hooks to do that. Does anything have the distance between the fold of the door frame and the rivets? Much appreciated!
    Today at 08:41
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 3 tow bar.
    Some more recent crossmembers have the tab fitted the defender way, avoiding the need for a spacer.
    Today at 08:25
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    All a learning experience. Honing tools on eBay.
    Today at 08:24
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread 2.25 Petrol No Starting. Why?.
    Basics. Excellent.
    Yesterday at 21:41
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 3 tow bar.
    Google Dixon bate series hitch.
    Yesterday at 21:31
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 3 tow bar.
    You can get a a spacer plate.
    Yesterday at 21:30
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread 2.25 Petrol No Starting. Why?.
    Basics. Why can't you get the rotor to align? Is it tdc on the power stroke?
    Yesterday at 21:10
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    Wildefalcon reacted to British Leyland Rover's post in the thread Series 3 Rear step options with Like Like.
    A folding rear step should fit with the towing plate.
    Sunday at 20:20
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Can I sandblast the axle without taking diffs outs?.
    Tricky. Almost impossible to stop the grit getting in. I used duct tape extensively when I did the complete back axle on my 101, sort of worked, but it was a Salisbury, so well sealed. I used wooden blanks to seal the front axle on my...
    Saturday at 22:00
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread BULKHEAD.
    It's quite a few hours work. Anyone good will be charging £30+ per hour, so it could be pricey. If I was doing it: I'd start by getting it blasted, identify what's really bad. Unpick the spot welds. Day? Jig it up, then weld. Day? Blast...
    Saturday at 08:42
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    The knock was there when the rocker assembly was removed, right?
    Friday at 21:11
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    Oh, photos of the"stuff". I don't think there should be any. Everything should be immaculate. I use brake cleaner and an air line to clean everything after washing in kero.
    Friday at 21:10
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    It's a puzzle for sure. Interesting! Thank you so much for letting us know as you go along
    Friday at 09:11
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    Camshaft related, so. Possibilities are: Oil pump Skew gear Dizzy Fuel pump Rollers Followers Push rods I'd start with the rollers, can be seen from the engine side by taking the side plates off.
    Friday at 07:35
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    Cam follower? The big roller, or the slider? A bore camera down the push rod hole might be helpful.
    Thursday at 20:34
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 3 2.25 PCV diaphragm.
    Not standard fitment in the UK! Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
    Thursday at 17:51
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    Probably not, unless there's something odd in the cam follower or push rod area.
    Thursday at 12:59
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    Thanks for the updates....
    Thursday at 12:45
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 3 2.25 PCV diaphragm.
    Swiss? Or late emissions control engine. Most have a simple breather to atmosphere. Got any photos, curious!
    Thursday at 10:07
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 3 2.25 PCV diaphragm.
    Which engine is this for?
    Thursday at 08:23
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    Wildefalcon reacted to kermit_rr's post in the thread nasty knock, any ideas? with Like Like.
    It did seem to be in time with the valves opening
    Wednesday at 17:33
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    Wildefalcon reacted to steve2286w's post in the thread nasty knock, any ideas? with Like Like.
    I counted about 15 knocks in 5 seconds that’s 180 per minute Assume tickover speed about 720rpm, so cam speed is 360rpm Does it sound noiser with ear to air intake After rebuilding my 200di I had a regular clonk like that , turned out I stuffed a...
    Wednesday at 17:33
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    Wildefalcon reacted to kermit_rr's post in the thread nasty knock, any ideas? with Like Like.
    I'm going to go with a dead big end just on one piston
    Wednesday at 17:33
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Fuel leak source?.
    Rubber grommets on one of the bolts, allows for vibration mitigation.
    Wednesday at 15:09
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Fuel leak source?.
    Under neath. Suggest you invest in a high quality cavity wax and apply to the gap between the tank and the cradle, and apply liberally to all surfaces. I use Bilt hambler dynax S50. Other brands exist. NOT waxoyl. Buy a new fixing kit as well...
    Wednesday at 14:32
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    It's hard to tell from a video. Get a stick/rod mechanics stethoscope to isolate the knock. Sounds cam shaft speed, not crank shaft speed.
    Wednesday at 12:04
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread nasty knock, any ideas?.
    If it's in neutral, then can't be gearbox? Check valves first. I'd look at the dizzy, then the cam gear. Couldn't see from the video, is there oil coming through the rocker shaft?
    Wednesday at 09:54
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Fuel leak source?.
    Probably need a new tank. They are rust traps. But first. Don't trust anything about the restoration. Remove the seat. Remove the lid on the seat box. Take a good look around the tank. Especially when the bash plate cradles the inner tank at...
    Wednesday at 04:55
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    Wildefalcon replied to the thread Series 2 to 200Tdi Conversion.
    I kept the series link rods. Well I welded two together. Just visible here, re routed to avoid a repositioned air filter.
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