No, cause i wont be taking everything off. Im only stripping the body, the drive train is staying in. Thanks anyway

Ooo, first post outta the Series section, i must be growin up! Anyway, have read about this for a while, and still dont kno whats best! Basically, after ive stripped of all the body work from my S3 next year, think i might as well protect the chassis whilst its easy to get at. Whats the best...

ahh, well I intend to get it mechanically sound, so that it will last a gd long time before being stripped down again. The chassis is fine, so shouldn't be any problems with that (touch wood!) Just wondering how long it will take to get the rear tub off? Main tasks really are; remove seatbox...

Hi, Just been searching Landy stuff online. Found some people talking about rebuilding a LR S3. They all think that it will take much longer than 3 Months. I was planning to change the bulkhead on my S3, as well as painting the complete chassis, and possible fitting a new Autosparks loom. My...

I was wondering if you could put that on the roof somewhere? Cant remember if its flat enough. srry if its a stupid idea, but thought it was worth a try!

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What about one of Could you fit it in somewhere?

I love my Landy, but theres not enough room in my kitchen for it sadly! u must have a huge kitchen!

Not to sure about this, but wouldn't a full set of these do the trick? That would only work out at about £30 max?

Not to sure about this, but would'nt a full set of these

yh, thts why I looked up the complete autosparks one!

Hi, I worked out the cost of making a whole S3 wiring loom, and that was about £70. However the best place I found that I could get the whole loom for was Autosparks; AUTO SPARKS (P.S damn the S2 is cheaper than my S3 one!) Hope this helps

actually, 50/50 is probably best. So that makes; 4.05:4.05ltrs Ill do that in the morning.

Mad Hat said 8.1 Ltrs in total. And the LR workshop manual states that 2:1 should be ok, so the ratio 2.7:5.40 should be right. The LR workshop manual states, add 4.5ltrs of water, then "add solution" (whatever that is) then top up with water to 12mm from the filler cap.

Right have finally sorted it. Im going to use 2.7 Antifreeze, and 5.40ltrs of water, then topped up with water to 12mm under the Rad filler.

Can I flush out the system using the garden hose through the rad? What position is the heater valve open in?, ive never really used the heater, and the labeling has worn off the cab slider, so I dont know whats hot and whats cold! (not much difference in an S3 i wouldnt think--useless in both...

So the Radiator Capacity is the amount that I need? Dont want to overfill it or something! Thanks, Ill go and start now.

OK Thanks, What is the coolant capacity though? The haynes manual states that the radiator cap is 10ltrs. But then says that you should fill the system with 2.27 ltrs of water then the equivilant of antifreeze. But just under 5ltrs doesnt sound enough for a radiator that big!

Cant make any sense of the haynes manual, of how to change the antifreeze in my S3 2.25 Petrol. Im going to use a 50/50 mix, how much should I put in? Whats the best way to drain it? Should I flush it, and how? Thanks, biosbill

Now Now! I think Olive is more threatning? so then people will get outta your way quicker. Although think they do with any colour. just got my new hi-lift! Now ive got to get stuck to use it!