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So have you had a light shon down the door yet??:confused:

No matter how you look at it you're gonna be pulling the hub off, cause sounds like CV is ted, and also the bearings, for the ABS to be pulsating means the CPU is getting multiple signals from wheel sensor, most likely caused from loose/worn wheel bearing, you could risk it and just tighten...

have you got any lateral movement at all? I know you said you backed the adjuster off, but it is possible the shoes need backing off, right off, as there is probable excessive wear to the hub which has left a prominent ridge around the inner edge of drum, trapping it via the shoes. And have you...

If you in the market for a new set of spanners, buy yourself a set that is "surface drive," many of the better brands do them. they differ from normal spanner in that they apply pressure to the edge of the bumps on the nut/bolt head, as opposed to the sharp corners. you'll never have a spanner...

what is the wear like on the shoulders of the tyres, if tyre wear is uneven then you is either cornering hard a lot or somethin is amiss.

If you are refering to the channel the glass runs in, it is bolted into the door and is replaceable, no need to buy whole door, and maybe one of the bolts coulda fallen out or come loose, you should be able to slip the rubber on the top of the door up enough to get a torch shon in there to have...

Just be very careful cleaning things with a solvent cause many components have oiled and greased bushes and bearings etc inside that could be dissolved and it'll be ruined unless you is gonna dismantle it and re-grease etc.

Just firm up an down movement of bonnet directly above where latch is should be all that is required while you pull the cable end with a decent set of pliers, preferable locking type like vice-grips, if that dont unlatch it nothing gonna. Not sure how grill is fastened in disco, but in rangie...

only if you parked it on uneven ground it would lower itself to bump stops. If all wheels are approx level then it should not lower much over night or even 2 or 3 nights for that matter, unless there is a leak somewhere.

could it be possible to give a bit more info, like why you can't open the thing, exact fo ooken reason in all of its details please.:(

No it isn't, but it's a close as you'll get. just maintain it, and with a set of half decent tyres, it will outperform anything the others produce, and that's a well proven fact.

FFS, if you is wanting a vehicle to drive on the road get anythin you like, but from my experience and I've been driving them for 30 + years, if you want some thing to get you into the bush you will never beat a landrover, I have taken on all types in all situations and landi comes up trumps...

The mechanic obviously did not look at photo 3rd from top then, as the ring-gear is chewed out if you ask me, it'll possibly be OK while the new pinion gear is nice and sharp, but after a while you gonna be having same problems.

Oh! and Landcruiser suspension is fo ooked from the factury, so anything done to em gotta be an improvement.

just get the original front ones reset at blacksmiths, as I can't see you improving ride with putting the rears onto front.

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yea, but he also says, from the first turn of key you know it's not gonna start and some thing about recharging battery, so unless you is there, could be anyone's guess, not a lot of info as to how long it's cranking, or if its turning over slow and a multitude of other useful things that could...

The diode pack in the back of the alternator is a known cause of overnight discharging of battery if faulty, and before you shove it over the cliff most makes of vehicles have diode packs in alternators that fail.

Most come in a kit which includes the pump and all fittings and lines and controls (electric). Some people prefer to go for endless air setup to provide the air, which is basicly an old air-conditioner compressor, pumpin air as opposed to refrigerant, into a holding tank, this can also be used...

could still be stainless, if less than 316 grade it will show signs of rust if conditions are bad enough.