Recent content by cassey

Mines coming up to 30 this year, cursory look at insurance it needs to be a second vehicle, very limited mileage (to shows and back), member of a vintage club. If you have a simpler/better deal can you say who with please.

Thanks, I've been soaking it in Penol for a week. Its a '91 and it looks original so things could be a bit stiff !! I'll start looking for a six sided socket.

That could come in handy, I have mine to do this week..

Drains are 3 small slits about an inch long in the rubber seal between door frame and window frame which allows water to escape. If this is your only leak you’ll be the first !!

Make sure the drain vents on the outside are free of debris. If you split the frame the nut will be rusted to the stud, the studs will unscrew from the window frame though. They probably will need replacing. If you renew the sealing strip make sure you get exactly the same military type, the...

Its shown in prc6283 which is the whole assembley. rtc4480 is the splined drum that locks onto the shaft but the rubber sleeve is not shown with it. DIY jobbie as suggested ?

Three horizontal slots in the rubber seal on the outside of the window that lets the rain water drain from the window channels. Run water onto the outside of your window and see if the area inside (your red circle in the photo), leaks. If it does leak, then blast the outside slots with air or...

Are the weep holes on the outside clear ?

IIRC it’s the same as the fuel filter. Google 37H7920 and 605011 for a sealing washer.

True, but dogs, cows lick it off. I use WD40 sprayed onto a cloth then rubbed onto the arches, once a year does me.

Sorry, didn’t read OP properly! Each winter my access road floods so my truck runs through surface water, puddles and then 18” water without missing a beat so its hard to imagine your problem is water in air related. While it only happens in the wet unlikely to be fuel as...

Have you checked the rubber dump valve in the bottom of the air filter canister? Might be missing or crapped up and allowing water in.

Thanks for the info, I'll be giving it a go.

Cracking job. I need to replace my windscreen seal, any tips or links would appreciated. Regards.

I think he was refering to 'common faults and questions' Common Faults and Questions - Land Rover Zone Still think yours is a good idea.