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Hey dudes! thanks for all the advice... food for thought, spent most of the day trying to repair my track which got severely washed away with the flood. my neighbour has a landy too and his wife went out in it yesterday morning through the same feckin river i did! when he asked her "how deep was...

Hi all, Went for an unexpected wade today as the river at the bottom of my road burst its banks! My defender 90 coped very well but when the water got level with the top of the bonnet it cut out, i managed to restart it and drive it out. I do have a "snorkel" fitted but seems to have been...

Thanks for the advice guys!! just found this on ebay: Land Rover Defender 90 / 110 Clutch & Fork Kit on eBay (end time 02-Aug-09 20:11:31 BST) Looks like everything i'm likely to need, clutch-wise! cheers y'all! :)

well.... end of day 1... have now disconnected everything from the engine, using the haynes manual as a guide - havent followed it to the letter as i'd be there for a week disconnecting stuff that really isnt necessary... not even sure i really needed to take the radiator out completely.. but...

update... have been looking at paddock's and also famous 4 for parts. both have a clutch release "fork"... i take it this is the same thing as the "arm"? Famous 4 also have a clutch "arm" slipper pad (whatever that is... do i need one?!)... so a bit confusing famous 4 one looks more heavy...

Hello there! I'm going to be replacing all the clutch related components on my 200tdi defender 90. The Haynes Manual recommends taking out the engine rather than the gearbox, to gain access to the clutch - apparently this is an easier job!? So far, here is a list of the things i think i will...

Yep... looks like its a dico one of course the days of anything legible being on the axle are probably long gone... will have a go at cleaning it off tomorrow i have noticed the pad has a protruding bit off the top - which looks to me like the bit where the abs sensor would go... so i'm...

Howdy... i'm currently going thru the process of getting my landy road-legal in republic of ireland.... not for the faint-hearted, i can tell ye! anyway, as usual i'm trying to deal with anything that might fail before it goes in for MOT and have noticed the rear brake pads are looking a bit...