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When I was looking Exmore Trim did not make the locking rear seats so for my 2 kids (aged 12 and 14) so I fitted a pair of forward facing rear seats again from Exmore Trim. I took out the four sideward’s facing seats from my 90 CSW and installed these on my own in one day. I had to get the...

Thanks - a little bit clearer now...

Daughter to me - "Dad what is that yellow thing on the back of that Landrover" Me - "it’s a bridge plate" Daughter - "what’s a bridge plate?" Me - "it’s a thing that tells the army how heavy the car is"... at this point I am bluffing and trying to sound knowledgeable... So my question is...

Hi Buster, I cant believe this - gone from a good day out on Saturday to this... if I see anything I will let you know, Gary.

ROW - Rest of Word specification. Sold to countrys who don't have as strict emission rules

Just to close this out – Thanks for the PM’s and advice. Turns out that the oil (as was suggested was being thrown up by the belts and fan) but originated from the PAS Pump... a slight weep (not enough to see on dipping the reservoir). All sorted now.

Cheers - will do as you suggest over the weekend, I know the cover you mean... seems very strage to me but know (like a nose bleed)... a little oil goes a long way. With regards the EGR I was thinking about that but got confused about the variety of kits avialable (ranging from £150 from TD5...

It should never be a problem - even with my 'blocky' STTs - honestly try an bit of cadence braking - it really does work, master the technique somewhere quiet and you will never look back...

I seem to have developed a bit of oil leak on my 78,000 mile TD5. Some may remember this is the same engine that developed a porous head on the common fuel rail at 65,000 which resulted in my having to install a new Turner Engineering Head with the strengthened fuel rails – and a new...

I am running the same configuration as you but with the standard viscous fan and no engine modifications my heater starts to kick in after about 4 or 5 miles. It’s no good idling the engine (even when up to temperature) as the heat is robbed by the fan the temperature gauge actually drops...

Not quite running the same configuration as you (I have a TD5) but with the standard viscous fan and no engine modifications my heater starts to kick in after about 4 or 5 miles. It’s no good idling the engine (even when up to temperature) as the heat is robbed by the fan the temperature gauge...

Get a set of 265/85 Cooper STT's - mine have been performing very well in the rian and recient snow and ice...

Yup the M4 is especially bad - I ride my bike to London on a regualr basis and the front end of my BMW 1150 GS Adventure goes all over the place - as you say its not nice at all.

This qualification is aimed at people who use off-road 4x4 vehicles as part of their day to day work and need to drive across other people's land as part of their job, in expensive vehicles with the potential to cause damage and injury. It is not primarily intended for private owners of such...

I am considering taking a chance and paying for my NPTC assessment without sitting the formal course. I have the assessment schedule , marking scheme and have done some training in the past but wondered if anyone else has done this assessment or anyone has any old course notes? Any help or views...

Hi, I always use Sikaflex 291 - its excellent and highly recommended for the sort of application you have in mind.

Hiya, I have four new 265/75 STTs fitted and can confim they are excellent (certainly wide enough) - £400 fitted from Valley Tyres - Pontypridd:)

Does anyone have a parts catalogue with line drawings - I am after a pair of MTC 6109 Finisher covers but can not tell if they are solid or if they have a vent slit or hole in them - can anyone help? (usual searches have drawn a blank and rimmers and duckworths could not tell - many thanks

Ditto - like you my 90 is leaking like a seive - I have taken the plunge and purchased a stormforce from Car Covers | Tailored | Fitted | from Cover Your Car Uk quality is excellent- can be put on a wet car and easy to slide over the 90 on my own... not cheap but certainly very effective.

Thanks Guys - I am going to try Grahams suggestion and Rimmers and Duckworths before sealing them up - they are usefull in the summer...