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The smaller one in the center is 37H8119L... its in the parts list at the beginning of the forum :)

Roger..... my mistake

The bolt seems to have a small hole drilled to allow the bleed..... here is a pic... Y7111-135 - 13H1515L - Bolt - Banjo - M10 x 15MM - 7111-135 Ex MoD

I am pretty sure this is the part.....BANJO BOLT TOP OF FUEL FILTER DIESEL 1968-1990 (13H1515L)

Have a look at the guide fuel filter link in above post.... it is for your engine. It recommends replacing the washer...:)

What engine is it?... the filters differ or the housing does... this is Busters Guide for the 200tdi... http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f41/fuel-filter-renewal-134366.html with the 300tdi you don't touch the bleed screw, just top up new filter with fresh diesel or fire it up and don't touch...

At the moment I am a Defender 110 owner and I have just revamped my headliner and it's a massive improvement. I have never had the pleasure of seeing a Disco headliner but it's a Land Rover.... hope this helps http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/headlining-revamp-210581.html if you suffer from...

Straight.... up on one side or protruding out? I am guessing up on one side.... and the obvious is to pack it with washers or spacers between the underside of the bumper to lift it. Depending on how much out it is. The problem with that could be your A bar may be more difficult to fit as it will...

Join Green Flag... they will cover YOU for any vehicle and go for the recovery cover. They don't cover specific vehicle over a certain age. Its a hell of a lot cheaper than trying to get it home as they need a full lift. My diff selector went in the winter and I would have been in real trouble...

Depends on your budget....... I bought my 110 3 years ago and it had new Enduro Runway A/T tyres fitted they are rated for mud, snow (M + S) and find them good on the road and okay off road. They are fine for me and no point in changing them. However, for a bit extra you should look at good...

Have a look at Busters LT77 gearbox oil change..... it explains it perfectly :-) http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f41/lt77-gearbox-oil-change-134455.html

Item 995 0n here may help? http://www.retroanaconda.com/landrover/parts_books/90/10_trim_seats_paint_extras_p924-1042.pdf Thats page 73

I had to replace mine on a 90 a few years ago.... I would strongly recommend you bite the bullet and get genuine new or second hand part and just replace what is needed. Maybe I was unlucky with the replacement kit I bought but try and keep it simple.

Amazon looks reasonable... http://www.amazon.co.uk/Work-Light-road-Auto-Flood/dp/B009725OZ8/ref=pd_sim_sbs_kh_2 Check out the feedback on them and look for free delivery... the good thing with them is you can fit it and if you dont like it the return is hassle free.

I have an LED work lamp and the clean white light is very good and I use that for reversing but have to switch it on...it would be a fair bit brighter than what you have, the white light does that.

Have you double checked you have ordered the right part number.... that cant be the right seal and very rare for a faulty batch? I just replaced mine, tight fit and had to tweek the striker plate out a tad till it beds in.... Ebay can be cheaper and better than Paddocks re postage....

Nice job... I wanted a new rear door but what put me off was the quote of £300 to paint it BT Grey! You are making it look very easy here....do you use cans for the colour as well as the primer? I understand the principle of etch primer but why not cover all of it?

I also have the RJ ones same as the above members..... I fitted them 3 years ago together with stainless bolts. They are genuine Land Rover hinges, the batch was rejected due to a slight colour issue, they come in white. I primed and sprayed using tins, nothing special. Result..... 3 harsh...

Just what I wanted to know and a very good description... search and ye shall find :)

Pop a fire extinguisher on your next order! :) Try Ebay for a better deal?