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Pity it isn't flush when fitted underneath (or is it the angle of pic?), so think maybe best on top

Wow, can't say I go looking for another even for price comparisons as I am happy with the one I have, although mine is a bit younger it does have a few more miles on the clock!

Neither are the ones on my 92

Think Ford held a patent for "quickclear" screens but would have thought it may have run out by now, this is different from others such as Concorde which had a very thin layer of gold film applied; shop freezers use a metal oxide that has a current passed through them on the doors to stop them...

Ouch! That is depressing to see, lot of effort gone into this so far, does it move under its own steam?

Nice pics at the end

you don't say which seat you have had out but assuming you have it fitted, the ABS relay is under the passenger seat in a RHD, could this or the associated loom have been disturbed? From my experience they are a little fragile and require a bit of tlc, mine is now on its 3rd relay. Martyn

Agree to not running as bits in the engine are not a good idea, I have a 2.5VM which has done 120k miles, replaced a head & gasket at about 80k and fingers crossed no plans to strip engine yet. Martyn

Good result then, never had to pay duty from china always seems to be down as a sample whatever the value, although not sure what the rules are. Martyn

I use a low profile SGS 3 ton jack (twin piston, reasonably quick) and 12 ton (2x6) ratchet axle stands, all well made and free next day delivery when I purchased, would have the same again. Martyn

Whatever it is I bet they don't deliver until you pay, unless it is some sort of scam of course. Martyn

Good one, shows what a good forum can do, don't forget to come here first in future. Martyn

Depends what you are towing, multi axled trailers don't always like fixed height towball. Martyn

MOT compliant doesn't mean legal, most LR's don't have type approval with leds fitted as they didn't exist when manufactured and don't forget it is the driver is responsible for construction of use issues not the blind tester

Not sure if this helps with the abs light. Martyn

I thought leds were illegal unless the reflector/lens was designed for them and as such should also give an mot fail. Martyn

Gosnays do a thing called a savershim just for this eventuality, I only know of them used on petrol classic cars but I think they also do them for Diesel engines. Martyn

Nice, even if some of it is historical, not having seen the original I don't have a clue but then that's nothing new. Martyn

Tangents are always interesting, especially if they work out in the end, looks like a bit of work required here though. Martyn

Nice one, bit of a journey that. Martyn