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Sorry for delay, I can recommend places to go near Tunbridge Wells if your stuck including a larger 4x4 place that specializes in LR's. But something like that I'd have a go at yourself.

Glad you got it sorted, what is it they say? The pen is mightier than the chainsaw, I mean sword! :D

I dont think any sort of cover would stop something like that aging, if anything keep the moisture in. Its like making a cover for the rear crossmember. Spend the time on the prep, paint properly and you can spend your time on the other up and coming issues until they need doing again.

If they dont fix the problem I would drop into the conversation the chainsaw carving thing. :D

I did get a garage to do it but, with Busters guide I would give it a go now as like most issues ona 90, its not rocket science but with the right tools, time, and remembering what came off and when, money can be saved.

Where in Kent are you?

Are you going to spend that much time offroad that you need to lift it?

Agree with him ^^^ about the tyres, but looking very nice indeed.

I meant swivel ball but just checked and that issue was the cv joint

Sounds like what I had and was cv joint

Sounds like the syncro, mine went 2 years ago but due to becoming a mature student had to live with it, doubling the clutch doesnt work so yes, have to pause with the clutch down before going from 1st to 2nd and 3rd to 2nd is worse, am planning to replace with a recon box in a couple of months...

Is it just the newer ones, I've spent hours searching for my limiter on my 93 200tdi , I know its there somewhere! :D

It does happen on here but all lighthearted fun :D :welcome2:

Yes the right bulbs are in, led's have been in there for about a year now and brake lights work so not the bulbs. Had a good check round today and none the wiser. Think I'll have have to do what I hate doing when theres a problem and take it to a garage.:(

No worries, shall be busy with the multimeter on sunday and try and shed some light on it!!! Thanks anyway.

They've suddenly stopped working. The brake lights work so not the bulbs or holders. I had the rear harness removed and repaired after some chaffing had welded some cables together recently so sholdnt be in that area, been fine for a few months. Both fuses ok

Shall be doing some diagnostics tomorrow but was wondering if anyone has had this issue and where the fault was.Both rear lights dont work but brake lights, front lights, and number plate lights do.Fog light doesnt, but obviously on the same circuit that has the fault. I'm thinking an earthing...

I have those as my stop/tail lights. They are a straight swap but can be a very tight fit and difficult to get back out. I have the 36's and are very bright, bit too bright.

Enjoy the tens of thousands of miles that you'll get from those tyres. :):)

I've never seen one with anything that flimsy.