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I'm slowly coming to the realisation that my clutch is dying and I'm going to need to replace it. My question is, would it be easier to remove the engine or the gearbox/IRD to change the clutch? Removing the engine has the benefit of being able to get to gaskets, belts, dreaded thermostat and...

It's an 02 td4, I was worried about it but it had a new one in December just before I bought it. I pulled the pedal up again and it's been ok since. The pedal is creaky so could it be a lack of grease on the mechanism?

Ah. I'll check that. Thanks. When I changed gear today my clutch stuck down. It still engaged so I'm hoping that the creaky pedal just needs some grease. I pulled it back up and it seems to work fine now. I didn't know if this would have anything to do with it...

Hoping someone can help, I've searched but can't find anything specific. My freelander has deloped an issue where it will judder a bit when taking up drive in first. It's recently had a reconditioned VCU so I'm hoping it's not that. Any ideas? Thanks for the help

Did some offroading with The Shire LRC yesterday, picked up some scratches and lots of mud. The back box got pulled off the left hanger twice so some more protection is needed. Managed to follow and keep up with a modified defender 90 leading the pack. Very impressed with her. Traction control...

Fitted Bearmach rock sliders, custom sump guard and extended all the breathers ready for some mild offroading

should work, looks very similar to mine :D

The steering wheel controls should be available on the internet. I helped someone a little while ago and someone said that they come up on ebay. http://www.autoleads.co.uk/

This is the lead i got so my steering wheel controls would still work on my kenwood radio. All from halfords, they had to buy it in but they knew exactly what to get. As for your amp, i cant help you with that. Halfords might be able to though. Good luck :D

Repaired and fitted a second hand bull bar i bought off ebay ages ago. [/URL][/IMG]

it might be a bit late, but places like tool station normally do them cheap and you can get them same day

So, my fuel pump makes this noise. Think its safe to assume I need a new one but i might be wrong. I've only just noticed it making this noise after having the ignition on while stood next to the car. When it gets louder that's me putting the phone in the wheel arch

just fitted my boost gauge, its still on stock boost at about 11 to 14 psi at WOT. Plenty of room for improvement there I think

thanks for all the helpful info thats a pretty good idea, if its too powerful then it can be restrained with the settings on the ron box

halfords will sort you out or you can do a search, mine is an 02 td4 and this is a picture of the part number of the one i needed. hope this helps. i think i needed another one also but i cant remember but halfords can get the one(s) you need

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/td4-large-intercooler-fitted-phew.233108/ D3savage has a digibooster in his Td4. Looks like a good review. I emailed tuning diesels and i got this in reply "You can save yourself a lot of work & the £65 by just getting a mild remap. My oppo at energy...

Course it is, i didn't put 2 and 2 together, ill have to get a boost gauge and check it. there is some oil in the intake but its not in excess. After the boost is checked i guess its a case of new intercooler and intake piping with a remap. My japspeed intercooler arrived from 2fast2cool on ebay...

I was worried about the stress of a bigger turbo, i might just adjust the wastegate actuator to boost the...boost. I already have the ronbox and I've been set on the intercooler and intake piping modifications for a while now. I've cleaned all sensors and i think everything is working well...

Very tempting. Does it work with stock injectors? Might have to add this to the list. After a bit more research of course

thanks for the replies Do you know how much of a difference the BMW turbo makes? How much adapting is needed? Any more details would be much appreciated. Thanks