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Im gonna replace all the seals in it as I am going to check out the bearings and gears - there seems to be a load of backlash in there - its making some noise inbetween throttle on and off above 45 mph. Also, the pto box for the front winch is leaking like a good un as well so I am gonna try...

Hello all I have a 1993 200tdi 110 with 5 Speed LT77 Box on it - its a van with the h/d double spring rear axel. I need to get a seal/gasket set for the transfer box as its leaking like a Newcastle United back 4 at the moment. When I have looked at the Workhop PDF file, it lists...

Yep - thats the baby !! Bit blardy pricey though - I will have to investigate that lockable hydraulic valve with one of my suppliers. Cheers Westy

Is the Disclok the one that goes over the entire steering wheel ? There is a system on HGVs that works by holding the service brake one - and there used to be one for motor bikes which you applied by pulling the brake lever, and then locking a valve in position whilst still holding the lever...

No - it was the connectors on the back of the switch - I changed the clutch master cylinder over the weekend and must have made the connection insecure - nipped them up with pliers and refitted them - spot on info chaps !! Cheers Westy

It turned out that its not changed on mine - exactly where you said !! Thanks for that Westy

Hello all Can anyone please tell me where I can find the stop lamp switch on my 92 110 Van ? I got in it this morning and there where no brake lights - quick check of the bulbs - fine - and the lamps themselves are like new. I had a dig around in the footwell, but, after pulling the...

Hi Im in the middle of doing the same thing - Im using and old AirCon pump off a 200Tdi - bolts straight onto my 200Tdi engine. There is an excellent article here : On Board Air - LR4x4 - The Land Rover Forum HTH Westy

Hello I have a very similar problem on my 110 200tdi. I THINK it is lifted, I bought it as is and it looks a little highter than normal, but I thought that might be down to tyres - they are big BF things - anyway, at motorway speeds, say above 50, if I take my foot off the throttle,I get...

No worries Kenny It will also come in handy for bleeding the clutch system, and also does a good job of draining fuel systems, coolant systems - just about anything. Cheers Westy

Well, I got mine from my Snap On dealer about 13 years ago, but a quick search on Google found this amongts others .......... Amazon.co.uk: FRANKLIN Vacuum Brake Bleeder (AF404): DIY & Tools But I cannot comment on the quality of this particular item. Franklin are OKish DIY gear so...

Hi From what you say, I would say either - the master cylinder you have fitted is defective or there is air in the system somewhere. The absolute best way of bleeding brakes on your own is with a vaccum pump. they do cheap ones and they do good ones - simple to use - fill your res to the...

Yes - this will work too - but it aint half as much fun !!:D

To safely test if a viscous coupling is working put some tape around one of the fan blades and stick the other end to something solid that will stop the fan spinning then start up the van. Once the engine gets hot enough to require the fan to work, if the coupling is woring it will snap the tape...

Thanks for the help chaps. I think I have what I need from your help - thankyou. Cheers Westy