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Thanks again CharlesY

Do sureterm offer you anything extra like off road cover or anything like that? Also have you done anything to your 90 to make it more desirable? Like I said I am no expert just giving you some ideas.

Thank you for that CharlesY I am just being nervous as everything seems to break on my landy

neither really when you look behind the cardboard around the pedals there is a streak of rust which someone suggested that it is the slave cylinder leaking. At least that is what I think he said. Do you think it would be an easy enough job to replace the slave and master cylinders for an...

Thanks Dirty Hands but I am sure the guy said it was just a matter of removing a plate or something but I can't remember which one or even if I have got that bit right. Thanks again.

Hi all, I while back someone suggetsed I may have a leaky clutch slave cylinder I think and suggested a way of finding out. I can't actually remember what they said I should do. Can anyone point me in the right direction. Thanks

Thats perfect sense now but unfortuntly I have never heard of J Arthur Rank so it meant nothing to me.:o

I had a rough idea of what you meant :) but I am as thick as mince so I don't really get what they mean :o Sorry

I understood 'pants' but have no idea about 'J Arthur' :o The brackets seem to be good enough but I think the rubber bit would probably fall off before the bracket breaks. I do think your angle bar would be moe substancial but I tought this would save all sorts of fannying about by me. I...

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Thanks Marcus, I already got the flaps from craddocks eBay site. They seem to be genuineand complete with the brackets for about £25 delivered which I didn't think was to bad. Thanks again

Hi Buck, I am no expert on this but I would guess that it is a mixture of the better performance and the fact that a 2002 landrover is more desirable than a 1986. I may well be wrong and I am sure I will be told so if I am.

Hi again, On closer inspection it looks more like a thin washer with a spike through the middle holding it to the chassis. I thought Coachbolt at first as well but there is no way to get into it to put a nut on. It is the whole bracket that has fallen off. It is the whole lot that has fallen off...

Hi all, One of my mudflaps has fallen off and I was wondering if anyone knows how they are fixed into the chassis? They seem to be bolted to the body work and it looks like the remaining one has been "nailed" on. I was expect a self tapping screw or something but it has a smooth round head...

I would love to help but I am a bit far away for regular assistance!!!! I would be happy to grasp the basics at the moment.

Yeah I think you are right but you guys have all gone easy on me so far.

I was only guessing that is what he wanted MHM. I may be wrong I normally am!!!!

Indeed you have if you want to start a thread it is in forum tools at the top of the page in the defender/90/110/130 bit

I would love to help with that and then I may learn a bit more about my landrover. It really is quite daunting when you get underneath and have no idea what anything is!!

Well I disagree I have had more help off this forum than all the others I have tried put together and the banter in here is enough to keep you laughing for an age except when you are off your work for 5 weeks!!!!