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That joy awaits me. Still, cost of new hitch on a grenadier? £1,400. Depreciation while waiting on the parts to fit a hitch? £1,400.

They rattled when open, mostly sorted now.

Hi!

Depending on how the diff was welded up you might be able to replace it with a Detroit soft locker, fairly easy job. Like this.

Da nada,esta bom.

If you can find a replacement axle you'll be fine. Parts for Salisbury axles are available. And there are great tutorials on YouTube. Britannia restorations, Mike, Covers a full rebuild.

I disagree. You are having fun and learning great new things. A Toyota Yaris hybrid isn't nearly as much fun.

Oh, no, that's a Salisbury. Your replacement diff won't do. Salisbury diffs are tough, and tricky to work on. 24 splines on both ends of the shaft.

I'd works that you could damage the stub axle, which is what it's catching on. You can remove the stub axle and avoid damaging it.

Any photos? If damaged they can be hard to remove.

Ah! Yes. I understand. Do you have a photo of the original diff? The one fitted to the back?

That diff doesn't look welded to me.

Welded. Translation error?

The shaft can be loose, it floats.

You are missing a cap. You should have a Salisbury axle. Hard to break the half shafts on those....

That's an air breather for the engine. Any excess pressure in the engine goes out here. There are a few causes. The o ring around the base is not sealing, and engine oil is simply splashing over the area. Undo the little bolt that holds it in place and replace the o ring. Or. The engine is...

Why? I don't understand, please explain.

Actually, that's correct. Most vehicles over read by up to 10%. It's a couple of things: 1) protection against speeding tickets, if the car was accurate or under reading, then the manufacturer could be on the hook. 2) the car gets serviced earlier, more profit for the dealer.

Nice; decent pickup. Ready for 3/4 tilt. Have you found the line manual? Break the problems down into single issues. What bugs you the most?

Well. The heat shrink worked. Sort of. As predicted it was marginally too thick to allow the pin to fit. But it worked well as a shim.