Oh, I guess you are trying to fit one to a TDI then?

Probably not. When you look on Ebay for parts and you see private sellers randomly selling a couple of doors or bonnet or whatever you know its most likely stolen. Or specialists come to think of it. Or Defenders pretending to be a Series, so on and so forth. Knowingly buying stolen parts is...

It's usually Land Roverists stealing them but can't hurt to do that.

I disagree, Britpart can be various things, aftermarket (blue box), oem (also blue box with oem on the label, genuine is in a Land Rover box. Anyway regardless of that I haven't had a propshaft fail but a UJ can fail which I presume is classed as one and the same.

Another idea would be them sun shades you can get in Halfords (and other places) to put on side windows to protect babies and such like. Quite often held on with little suction cups, easy to remove when you want to use the sunroof.

Aren't the early diesels just a little bit crap?

How about getting it tinted? Must be a suitable option out there.

It what way is it the safest? In comparison to how many accidents Defenders are involved in or survivability in an accident?

I would buy petrol

They are essentially the same as windscreen adhesive, so pretty robust.

Actually PU adhesive would probably be fine, in conjunction with rivets, being non structural. 2 pack panel glue is more for structural areas.

That's difficult, not sure it's that easy to get rid of ill people nowadays. Of course they might be able to pay you off, good legal advice is needed. Wish you luck.

That .may be the case with me to a certain extent. Of course they get paid for other advice and therefore win more than they lose, wouldn't do the job otherwise.

If they feel a bit tight when you loosen them squirt a bit of oil on the thread, do it up a bit then loosen a little bit more. Wind it in and out a little at a time and you should be ok.

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Keeps the weeds at bay on the block paving aswell🤣

I think Sikaflex do a similar tube where you use a standard gun. I think Optima 'might' be budget type products mostly sold to the trade.

You have longer springs?

They do 2" also, just to confuse things.

That might be crap, never used it, 3M is probably good but the cost seems very prohibitive for the casual user.