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What are you doing that it takes 2 hours? There are six bolts including the two holding the glass and another six or so holding the door panel on. 1 hour to remove and replace. Slacken all four bolts on the window mechanism. Remove the right hand side of the mechanism, the one without the...

My Gawd!! Epic work! I can almost smell the oil. A fantastic thread, how the hell did I miss this one?

Not that I just turn up the volume but I do most of my own servicing. Putting something off for too long usually results in having to do it when you least expect or need to have another job to do. Having just spent a glorious couple of hours swearing underneath in the cold doing the rear trans...

I had that high pitch whine that happened occasionally when starting off on a damp moring,. Had intened checking the belts but before I could...one damp morning came out turned on the FL1 and tried to turn the steering wheel! No chance, looked under the bonnet and the belt had snapped no power...

Oh and I'm now getting between 450 and 475 miles to a tank.

By far the quietest tyres I have ever had on a 4x4 are these. BFGoodrich G-Force Winter 2 SUV 215/65 R16 102 H XL I did have a set of "proper" BFGoodrich tyres on but after too many years on the car the MOT here told me to get new ones as these were too old!! So went out looking for a set that...

Great Help! I've looking for info on getting the bloomin things of and fixed as one is rattling forward and back on the front. Will update as to what is causing it (If it isn't my fault to begin with)

Excellent Post. Thanks will help a lot when I need to replace the Turbo as I think its on its way out!!

That was my argument . All my years of driving and I've only ever seen it on a badly crash motor! But they were adamant and said they've serviced Range Rovers and watched them tear out of the garage and clip the footpath and rip it off!!

They're making feckin big Hot Wheels now aren't they!!

Had the same problem and took it to my Landy dealer, who quickly replied that it was the bearings on the top of the suspension. got them replaced and no more clunk on the turn. might want to check them and see if they are worn, mine had no grease and ceased bearings.

Update on the leak. Turns out the cheap sensor wasn't sealing against the rail properly so as it heated up and expanded so did its grip and finished by spraying the inside of the engine with diesel, went through half a tank of diesel trying to get home!! So don't be cheap with the parts is the...

I should stay away from that nice drive around Wicklow. Just had the rear passenger side wheel adjuster fall apart whilst reversing into a parking space. Heard loud rubbing noise checked the side mirror and saw the wheel sticking out at almost right angles from the body. So hiked for a few...

I have been out for a drive at the weekend over the hills of Avoca no problems really nice drive on smooth roads, BUT when I pulled into a car park and went to reverse into place me back passenger wheel went out at an angle..On closer inspection the adjusted was completely off dangling in the...

179 on my 04 TD4 seems like it will go on for a little bit more....with a lot of heavy surgery! ha ha ha

Interesting seems to point to a problem I'm having with a leak in the upper section at the injectors. Pooling, then overflowing if I don't see it in time followed by billowing smoke from under the bonnet at traffic lights!! Embarrassing! Thanks for the info.

Ha ha ha Welcome to my life. Exactly the same problem. replaced just about everything I could, may as well have bought a new engine. Last thing I replaced was the Fuel Rail Sensor and that seems to have sorted the hiccup so far, but have noticed that there's a substantial fuel leak going on...

Soooo still waiting for the info on what the tent peg did!???

Crap ! Just noticed this was 10 years ago...still he might not have got it fixed yet!

Getting the trim off is the least of your worries!! I prized the plastic up from under the rubber window seal with the window down, which revealed the plastic clasps the inner trim is secured to the top of the door. Then from inside pull the trim back as far as you can. There are bolts under...