No problem, fitting looks a doddle and im sure rear door shouldnt be a problem, just the case of drilling the locking lever as in the pic. Seems really cheap too and the kind of mod pretty much anyone could do too :) Ollie

Right so ive won some wheels from "that well know auction site" and im now feeling rather blonde. From searching on lz earlier, i got the impression early disco wheels will fit my g reg 90 (without the wheel caps on), but i am not 100% sure.. Link So if you could shed a bit of light here it...

Just had a quick google and found this.. Hope it helps :) Fitting Central Locking to a Defender 90 - LR4x4 - The Land Rover Forum

Ive tried a few things to rejuvinate my spats like sanding them, tcutting them, painting them with tyre paint etc but none seem to be that effective really, although the tyre paint was ok it didnt last too long and im not too keen on spraying them unless they just end up cracking. Although ive...

Got a bit of an update, the vibration only seems to occur on tickover, so when i up the revs even a tiny bit it goes away, could i just tighten the cable which goes to the accellerator slightly if i cant get to the route of the problem, although when get some more time i will have a better...

Weird, last week i had the engine out to have the bell housing gasket replaced, so maybe theres something in that, although i wouldnt have thaught it would be affected by me geting in and out?? Ollie

Was thinking what, but cleaned the stilton out months ago :lol:

Hi, ive not driven my landy for a while but took it for a drive today and when i got in it i heard a strange squeek, similar to prop vibrations. The landy was in neutural so the props werent roating and it was just on tickover. However when i got out of the landy the rattle/squeek stopped, and...

Sorry dont wanna dampen the mood, but when i did mine they took me an absolute age to remove, was there anything i was doing wrong, are there any preffered methods of removing and replacing them?? Ollie

or maybe not :D - dont want an even lager garage bill, gotta sort out my pas box aswell as its leaking like a sieve ollie

When driving my mums C3 after my 90 im exactly the same you just need to huff on the brakes :D

Oh yeah, it sounds like the flywheel housing to me, i havent had chance to have a look today and grap some piccies, but im pretty sure there was a small hole in the bottom of the housing, although as this is a bit beyond my skills if it'll start and the clutch is ok i'll take it to my local...

Hi, I got back from uni yesterday to find my 90 had dumped most of its engine oil on the floor :mad: (a few words came to mind..) anyway most of the oil appears to be around the bellhousing and theres also some slightly above the oil filter on the drivers side of the engine. I'll post some...

Nice job, looks smashing! Im looking at rollering my 90 in the summer too, by the way what paint did you use and did you strip all the paint off and re prime, or just stip areas that had oxidised and bubbled the paint. Ollie

Im 18 and got insured with the nfu with my dad as the named driver on my 90 and i think it was something like £450 (i havent got a no claims discount)! saying that tho i dont earn no claims either as im not named, although at that price i dont care. Compared to anyone else at the time the nfu...

didnt work for me.. even the girlfriend complains! and im there driving in a tshirt :D

I know for a fact that mudflaps arent an issue, although im pretty sure all cars need to have a red reflector one on the left one on the right at the rear of the vehicle (modern cars have them built into the lights). However it depends on how lenient the tester is, likewise with the numberplate...

Well that was during the summer where my job involved a 40 mile round trip each day to work (in which i did cover more miles than my dad), although now im at uni my dad'l be clocking up many more miles than I covered in that time, so it easily balances out over the course of the year. And plus...

What i think you are saying should work, ive seen these on ebay a while back. there basically a flat piece of 3/4mm plate with m6 bolts going through which screw into the wheel. There is then a bolt that threads through the plates centre and when turned clockwise gently pulls the wheel off the...