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There's Heathy in Essex at Discovery 2 Parts, he might have one? https://www.facebook.com/discovery2parts/

Funnily enough, mine hasn't got any either. Obviously they forgot to fit them as we've had it from new and I've never had reason to take them out. I actually thought it was designed like that until now LOL

UP's write up has a bit about it with a different diagram which might make it clearer, I followed it OK anyway :) http://www.discovery2.co.uk/Oil_pump_bolt.html It's stating the obvious really but just take your time putting it back together, keep checking the gasket is sitting where it should...

I've just fitted a pair of Terrafirma 8" spots and they come with a wiring kit consisting of fuse, relay and isolating switch with dual LEDs. There's a simple wiring diagram along with some crimps and everything required to do a complete installation apart from something to splice into the main...

For something that is a long term investment that's not OTT at all plus as you say it's a good time to get a lot of other bits and pieces sorted.

Out of interest Derwendolly what was the final bill?

I would of said the ABS mod too, mine did it while manoeuvring when the hub was on the way out. Have you de-EGR'd? Mine was making something that might be described as drrrrrrr after I did mine (could feel it on the brake pedal too). Turned out to be the valve modulators so I disconnected the...

When I replaced mine it was a bit of a contortion holding the pump down with my knee as I did up the locking ring, once it's started I tapped it round with a small hammer and screwdriver till it stopped but doubt you can go too far or over tighten it. Don't forget to fit the rubber seal to the...

Heat them, a hair dryer will give more than enough heat and won't cook the rubber (or your fingers) like a heat gun can!

I'm pretty sure the sunroof drains drop down inside the A pillar and there's a small hole at the base for the water to drain from. If it's those you might want to check the rubber seals between glass and sunroof as the drains shouldn't come into use unless you've opened the sunroof. Should be...

It's a pretty straight forward DIY job especially if you follow Urban Panzers how to on his Discovery2 website, the hardest part will be getting off the front crossmember.

Just keep an eye on the rubber bung used on the vac pipe, mine perished after 6 months so it got replaced by a self tapper! Looks like you might want to replace the camshaft oil seal as well,

Did the back box on our Corsa last week, cut off most of the knackered section then gently run a grinder down the overlapping bit till it went through. Put a screwdriver in the gap and twist, it came apart easily after that.

If you're going to swap out the head unit one of the window aerials will become redundant as ISTR two antenna connectors on the factory HU. If that's the case could you trace the unused one, bypass the amp in the roof and connect directly from the DAB aerial socket to the cable connecting to the...

I watched this last night and now this morning I'm getting the message its been removed? Shame because it showed clearly just how high you can lift up the modulator on the brake lines, a lot higher than I dared flex mine.

On my non ACE I just lifted it on the off-road button and crawled under with the grinder.

Most of this beyond me but can I pick up on one statement and ask a question. 'The MAF sensor controls the EGR nothing else.' Mine is de-EGR'd and I recently suffered a faulty MAF sensor (one of the elements had broken), it really effected the amount of power I had prior to the turbo kicking...

I like that! Much of my radio listening these days is via mobile streaming and with a satnav app that'd be perfect. According to the spec is does reverse cam as well. http://xtrons.co.uk/7-android-4-1-1-motorized-detachable-1080p-video-hd-multi-touch-screen-single-din-dvd-player.html

Think the only advisory would be if the seat belts are still on show but with no where to click them into. I removed my rear seats last year and put some storage bins in, the seat belts were pushed back through inside the trim panels either side of the boot door and I've left the headrests in...

Could you base the design on a couple of CB gutter mounts, they'll take care of the clamping part of the bar. Something like this www.ebay.co.uk/itm/371002262879