Recent content by Stephanie

Best get wheels off then when rain buggers off thanks again Happy Christmas Stay safe and well

Thank you Andy All good advice welcome Mostly common sense I must admit I am a bit messy when working but I am moving to the new barn for a while and should try to order my chaos a little better Thanks again speak soon probably when the job becomes unavoidable Sticky handbrake is imminent job...

Thanks again Yes I will be doing the job as I have come not to trust the quality of work done by any garage. They don't do the job like it was their own. Understandable but true. So yes I will be back for advice as it will be quite epic for me but will make me more familiar with the vehicle...

Lovely bit of descriptive work there. Hopefully I can get the series 3 on the road before it goes too much, as the hill here is very steep and she has only done it a couple of times over a few weeks. Got to know I don't need a 4 pillar ramp thingy as I read you do Thank you very much for your help

Thanks I am trained maintenance engineer but in a factory I can transfer skills but it is learning new things. I am okay on older vehicles LOL Try mi best always

Yes she is a manual. Oh no. Is it hard to change the clutch. I had the local garage do the front drive shafts and brake pipes but the brake pipes are all wiggly. Not like a professional job, so I changed the starter motor myself when it went. Could it have been done when changing the drive...

Thanks for your help but there's no increase or decrease in speed and the revs jump from about 1500 to 2000 and then straight back down within a couple of seconds. It's curious. I thought it might be the turbo kicking in as I am not used to them but if something is on way out I thought better to...

Hi folks I recently got a freelander 1 td4 es. I am not used to turbo diesel engines having had old series before. When I am going up hill there is a distinct increase in revs as the engine comes under load. Is this normal and just the turbo kicking in or something more serious. Sorry to sound...

Aye there's a bit of welding to be done one day I live off grid, only have two solar panels and a small generator Too small But am good with a mig Life sends is these puzzles However I could silicone in the recess to achieve the puddle like bobstickle and add some fairy liquid for a convenient...

What is the dintrol like?

Good point. I have some waxoyl I have been using. All the doors have the same recess where the handles are. Only the rear is a new one I fitted. Side doors are original and though quite knackered I think I will get away with door tops for now. I am getting her on the road so I can take my sheep...

Does anyone else notice that rain goes into the door handle recess and disappear down into the frame somewhere. I have drilled two holes in the bottom box section of the rear door to let it out. Any other suggestions greatly appreciated

Got one coming from eBay. Thanks anyway. Cost almost as much as new one. Al keep going though