Recent content by Yankee Vet

Nothing new to add to what's already been said, but after having my water sensor snap into pieces from having seized to the filter, I ran a full year without the sensor with no problems - I fitted a stainless bolt to a new filter and made a weather-proof cover for harness connector for a later...

Thanks for all the replys! As to how the truck got here....I bought it from a man who specialises in importing classic Mini's into the States, and occassionally Land Rovers if there is an interest. He got me what I asked for - how is his buisness. Now, if the US$ would stop tanking...

Hey All - Here in the States, Defenders aren't so common, and diesels are like hen's teeth.....so.... I bought a lovely Td5 here a few years ago from a really nice chap - never would give me his name - and have been quite pleased with it through think n thin. Generally a brilliant...

Problem solved! Thanks to all with their input and advice. Here's my theory on the issue: Replaced the howling fuel pump with new one and got the same howl. The fuel filter had been replaced about 20,000 miles ago with genuine part, and I presumed it was still alright. Mr. Killnorton...

160,000 km and there is a distinctive squal from the clutch area when cold and truck is cold as I let the clutch out to pull away....thinking the throw-out bearing is going to the wayside. Also, the meager goo-sealant applied by the factory when putting the beast together is rotting away by...

We'll see what happens now.....just replaced the fuel filter with a new one and when (if) fingers ever warm up will cut the old filter open and see what lies within. Will let the truck get good and cold and see what the verdict is.

It's very clearly heard above the engine after start up, even while driving at lower speeds......you can hear it from across a car park while the engine is running....it's a bit of an embarassing advertisement for the Land Rover logo - it's THAT loud.

Hello, and thanks for taking the time to read this. Any help and advice is eagerly sought and appreciated! I have a 2000 Defender 110 Td5 with 100,000 miles presently on the clock. Last winter, the fuel pump began making a high-pitched whining noise when the vehicle was started cold - the...