Recent content by Phil Maddox

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Ive also started to post a few LR Series 3 parts on Grabcad like https://grabcad.com/library/land-rover-s3-88-heater-blower-1

https://grabcad.com/library/land-rover-series-iii-88-chassis-1

It's been over 40 years since I messed with these on a Triumph GT6 . Same arrangement of Smith's gauges with an identical voltage stabiliser. If I remember correctly the stabiliser should give 5 volt DC. It'll be another couple of months before I have to deal with the setup on my Series 3. I'm...

Yes I'd been warned about Britpart. I sourced the replacements as a pair, from Ebay from what appeared to be a reliable source with plenty of good feedback and at least 22 sets sold ( at the time back in Feb) previously. Nothing but positive feed back.

They don't have a part number as such. In my many hours hunting down various replacement parts I haven't seen reference to "types" of bulkhead to date. Confused

M4 fits slightly loosely so 2BA . The screw dia when measured "on the thread" is 4mm ( 0.15") and 5/16th long. I don't have any BA screws on the shelf at all so I can't be 100% sure it's even BA but considering an M4 fits its highly likely.

Hi all. Looking to replace the pillar feet ( both sides) of my Series 3 88 bulkhead . I had to cut the main bolts on the old chassis to get the bulkhead off. When i try the repair parts on the old one they look fine apart from the door hinge holes not lining up ( see pics) . The old bolts I...

Thanks. Very helpful 👍

Hi, Does anybody have pics on how they routed the rear brake pipe from the PDWA valve to the rear axel ? I have a new chassis and while the front pipes are straight forward I cant seem to find any reference to the pipe run from front to back. TIA

Yeah they can be pretty cheap. Pretty easy to build,maintain and repair too. Over on the Discord 3D printing channel theres a ton of help if needed and a section where people like me are happy to make simple models and edits to models for you. Theres also a few good sources of 3D models for...

Printed in PETG with 3 perimeter walls and 80% infill on an old ender 3 . Nothing fancy just a simple reliable workhorse

Nothing wrong with butchering a socket at all It's just I have a printer and plenty of filament plus the software knowledge to design and print in a couple of hours

Nah. Just slathered the back one in silicon grease and it got compressed into the shock eye. Popped back out post pin install