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You do really, the insulation is more for heat and cold although does keep some noise down. Think of the inside of the rear roof and how tinny it is, you only need 3 sound pads along the length between each rib. This will stop the tinny drumming...

Do you really? I thought it would work as good sound deadening. My son used it on his camper, hence why I posted it. Not sure of the sound deadening properties, personally.

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Brake vacuum pump is my thoughts.

What's your opinion on the Fiat Multipla or Chrysler PT? You don't have to drive them to know what you think fo them.

Well sometimes I do find myself asking that! I love the western Arctic though, and Yellowknife is a fantastic place. Just the right size (20,000ish) and not as remote now that we have year round road access. There are great people here, so many...

Makes sense. That's the one thing I envy about Canada and the USA. Proper Wilderness, and you can actually go out and not see anyone for days or weeks. There's literally nowhere in the UK, outside some of the Scottish islands, that you can...

What the hell possessed you to move to a place like that, weather not bad enough for you in the UK? lol

We do that on the ice roads, but on a big rig you can idle it up. Not so with a Td5 (although an object of the correct weight on the go pedal would work. I've also seen home made adjustable 'cruise controls' made with G clamps ;)

Original Armstrong shocks. They last forever, proven tried and true.

Well lads I decided to carry out some upgrades on the heating system of my 90 when the first snow of winter arrives…seems to work in the long trips into the hills.

I've seen the videos of Russians in Yakutsk, Siberia dealing with the cold with their vehicles and it's a hell of a faff. Some even leave the cars parked up and running 24/7.

Greetings. I thought I'd try and get a discussion going about problems - and the solutions to those problems - that your Landy might have in the cold. I have an '05 90 Td5 and I live in the Canadian arctic (but I'm a born and bred Brit so I feel...

Good to know. Remember to put Sikflex on the threads of the new one

Hi everyone, (1st post) having spent a few years benefiting from the wealth of knowledge and time other people give to the forum, i think I can give a little something back for a change. Just spent >8 hours trying to remove the oil filter (yes I...

7k, probably, looks pretty decent in pictures. 30k? No. 🤷‍♂️

Just renewed mine on the 8th with Lancaster. £189 for the year. Do you live in Gaza?

Sikaflex.

Drill the pop rivets and it comes out no bother. Or it should as mine did. I have some old road signs lying about and as their aluminum I made the new part out of that.

These are nice

Loving your input on the forum

guilty as charged, I am a grumpy old git, point noted, will post bigger in future, but joking aside thank you

It's 22L, not 021 or 02L. They never made an axle with those codes. Defender 90 front axle. https://www.lrworkshop.com/axles-differentials/axlecodes You old gits are your own worst enemies! Post big pictures, not postage stamps. Clean the mud...