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Hello InterceptorX, I appreciate the ease of which you sorted your water leak and indeed the rear door seal looks correct and in position on my vehicle, but you may have noticed that I posted "Yes, the whole headlining does have to be removed as water ingress has caused the fabric to drop in...

Progress so far: All the front is released, B post trim released OK, rear grab handles and sensor removed. Now for the rear. It looks like the headlining is held in at the sides by the rear window side panels, but RAVE does not refer to these. Is it just a matter of pulling the headlining...

Fantastic guys, thanks a lot. I will start the job this week and report back Steve

Well, as always I appreciate the experience of others and have taken the string route round the back wheels to the front, with a touch to the front and rear of the front tyre at the same time, indicating zero toe in/out. I will watch tyre wear accordingly. Thanks guys Steve

I would appreciate it if you had...…….. Steve

The new alternator is in and working, I went for a RollCom ALT336 from Advanced Factor at £132.00 all in. It includes the pump too.

I am having to replace both tracking and drag rods on my S2 and would like any advice as to the easy process to get the steering tracking as near spot on as possible. My intention is to line up the new to the old bars to get the dimensions transferred to the new rods. Lock the steering box with...

Another one that has been flogged to death I suspect. I have water coming into the cabin via the seat belt apertures and guess the sunroof drain system is broken or suspect. Therefore I believe I have no option than to remove the headlining to get to the offending items. This looks quite a...

Right, job finished, just a matter of re-connecting new drag and track links, they were well corroded and ball joints passed their best, so complete replacements are to be fitted. I will track the front of the car with a piece of string from the rear wheels, with a bolt in the steering box in...

The new alternator is in and working, I went for a RollCom ALT336 from Advanced Factor at £132.00 all in. It includes the pump now on to the ball joints

Hi Jamie, Yes, that's always the case. I'm doing the steering knuckle ball joints at the same time and I feel sure that the second side will take half the time that this first side is taking. Anyway I've robbed a bank and a replacement Chinese ERR6999 is on it's way. hopefully the re-assembly...

Yes they have sold 70, but the ratings are more for the suppliers (ALM Electrical Solutions) performance at delivery of all their items in stock, not the quality of the Rolling Components ERR6999 alternator they sell. I am just trying to make contact with someone who has fitted this specific...

Thats great, seems I'll order them along with the Rolling Components replacement ERR6999 alternator I need as well. Thanks

Yep, includes pump: ERR6999, SierraFerry...

Sorry Neilly, I am struggling here. Have you included a link maybe?

Would you believe the new steering knuckle ball joints came without nuts! Now I am not going to use the old one, so can anyone tell me the spec of the 4 steering knuckle ball joint nuts. I believe they are 24mm nylocs, but not sure of pitch or LR part number Thnaks Steve

I need to change the Denso ERG6999 alternator on my 2003 TD6 S2. The pump seals are knackered and it seems to be a waste of time to try and source these seals to replace then. This means I am looking for a new replacement alternator + pump. At the moment ALM Electrical Solutions are coming up...

Thanks as always James. I had a nagging thought that might be the case. It's a Land Rover Denso alternator so guess it is the original part hence 15 years old. Now where to find the best value (cheapest) replacement alternator and pump...….

Well, the multi-plug on the rear of the alternator is removed by depressing the tab (part of the loom connector) and pulling damn hard, you may need to use large pliers here. Now the alternator and pump are on the bench (floor) I have removed the pump from the alternator. It would seem there are...

OK for those reading this thread think that they might change their own alternator. Dont bother, it's a pig of a job. if your a sadist or more importantly a competent mechanic, which I am nether, then OK. So I got the bottom T50 Hex bolt out (another £20 for new sockets), managed to swing the...