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Just a thought, but have you checked the wheel bearings? Sometimes the hub seals leak, making it look as though the swivels are leaking.

I've offroaded, towed horseboxes(full and empty) and done most stuff. I've never felt the need to uprate. BUT I'd be interested if you do it........

+1. The headlight connectors are sods for it. Keep 'em clean once new one are in place

??????????????????? Veeeeerrrrry strange

235/70 scorpions seem to do the job nicely

A nice cup of tea, and a trip to the autoelectrician.

Don't know, but will have something similar

Oil breather return thingy, goes into the head at the top, into the valves. One of my pipes had split by the jubilee clip, spurting black stuff all over.

Could be from the breather pipes. I've had similar on my 300tdi.

I've used old conveyor belt to make mats before. It's a lot cheaper, and you just cut to fit.

I hope you have sorted it all out, but after all the overheating I'd be concerned about the HG. Hope I'm wrong, and you carry on enjoying the Cyprus sun.

Don't know if it helps, but there is a plug on the gearbox/transmission brake assembly which is where the reversing light plugs into. Maybe its damaged/faulty/knackered. Worth a look.

Thinking along the same lines as steviecops. I think you might be better to drop the clutch and gearbox and have a good look and mend and replace where necessary. Its a ballache, but probably what you need to do.

1 ) Not sure, but probably the spring has bust. Fiddly but possible 2)Not sure 3)+4) Check all you steering components eg.track rod ends, and your brakes and discs. 5) Welcome to the wonderful world of Landrovers

Homemade I would say. But a nice job done.

I had something similar, when the return spring for the pedal snapped. It's a bu**er of a job, so I just learned to live with it. However, within a couple of thousand miles, my clutch went pop anyway and I had to replace it all. Don't know if these things were linked, but...........

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I've always found the Halfords HD ones are pretty good, and not too expensive to 'adapt' as necessary.

And it's a good skill to learn. Need it again you may, my paduan...........