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Hi all. Has anyone tried Lansoguard, is it easy to apply? It’s about £70 for 2 ltrs, are there any alternatives to consider? Thanks

Hi all. It’s been a while since I started this thread. Unfortunately due to a dreadful family matter I had to put the the project on hold for many months. I was able to resume the project in May and happy to say it’s all finished and was given a crisp new 12 month mot last week. I just wanted to...

It was a new pump but off eBay not a reputable Land Rover parts supplier. Like always with these things it’s the time I spent trying to bleed the system many times that’s most frustrating but never mind. At least it wasn’t the expansive steering box. just need to finish wiring the lights back...

Thanks everyone. Ive just done a chassis swap so decided to have the steering box rebuilt and replace the steering pump as it was leaking a bit. I fitted the old pump back on yesterday and problem solved, steering working fine. I would never had thought a new pump would be faulty. Got to try and...

Thanks everyone for the advice. I removed outlet hose from the pump and that was flowing with fluid. I raised the wheels of ground and bleed the steering box until loads of fluid came off there so assume it’s ok. The steering is still really heavy when I put it back on the ground, like no power...

Thanks I will try that. It is very heavy trying to turn it lock to lock whilst stationary and it’s not yet back on road yet.

Has anyone experienced problems filling / bleeding steering system. Following a chassis swap I had my steering box remanufactured and fitted a new steering pump so all new. I filled the reservoir and loosened the bleed valve on the steering box, kept topping the reservoir until air stopped...

Thanks everyone. I wanted to double check there wasn’t any alternative before started drilling holes.

I’m rebuilding my 90 on a new richards galvanised chassis. I’ve just noticed there’s no holes for the brake pipe clips like on my old one. Is this normal? Also, I’m not keen on drilling the new chassis, does anyone know an alternative ? Thanks

Thanks everyone. I ordered the full kit with kunifer tube. Also order a pipe bending tool. My refurbished steering box, new drop arm and new rear A-frame ball joint has arrived so I have plenty to do this weekend.

Thanks I will take a look. As I mentioned I found the shorter ones on eBay but couldn’t find the long pipe leading from the front along the chassis and want to fit a new one before fitting the body back.

Thanks. Was it easy to make up? I have the old pipe to use as a template but worry it might start to leak when the body is back on and engine fitted.

Hi all. Anyone know the part number or where to buy the brake pipe running along the chassis front to rear? The rear and front pipes are easily and reasonably priced on eBay but can’t find that longer one running from the front to the rear axle. Alternatively how difficult are they to make up...

Yes all matched the V5

I found the vin plate ok, it was on the brake servo, it was the stamped section of the chassis I was panicking about, someone advised to cut that and retain before scrapping the old chassis. I searched every inch but nothing. If I hadn’t been told where it was I wouldn’t have found it as it...

Thanks everyone, I’ve found it now. It took a while with a wire brush attachment on a drill to remove the 36 years of oil and crud that had built up. cheers

Thanks I will take a look tomorrow.

Thanks everyone for the advice. I’ve finally found time to remove the body. Now the chassis is exposed where is the section I need to remove with the original numbers? It’s so dirty (hosepipe ban so can’t pressure wash it at moment) and heavily corroded I can’t find the number stamp or vin...

Thanks