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Ok my seat base had finally given up the ghost, but my question is this. The seat back doesn't want to stay up and I have an annoying bulge in the seat base (see picture) that seems effect the seat back. so is it buggered? Or do I just go and put in new foams and seat covers and carry on? Help...

Ok I've got a disco 1, 3 door 300 I'm off in a couple of weeks to spend a weekend in Salisbury and need new rubber but on a bit of a budget, most of my miles are on road with occasional sensible laneing days I'm looking at the Toyo open country 235/70/16 any body run these if so how do you rate...

well updates the pump if on its way back to me but the manufacturer has noticed oil on top of the diaphragm should I be worried he has suggested that the turbo may be on its way out

now that does have me thinking they missed something now you've said that GAZBO as when I sent the pump off it was on a "one for one" and I removed the throttle bracket and unusually the "new" one didn't have the throttle bracket either although the company have told me they bench test each one...

they seem to think the same but surely if there is an over boost problem then would it be possible to "blow" that seal out and allow fuel in???

hence me asking on here as I'm at a loss the company that supplied the pump have said they will replace the part but I don't want to send it back without getting to the bottom of the problem of why that seal failed on both a recon pump and my original the turbo was on my original engine and "as...

oops yes a picture would help I suppose from the point arrowed they have said the company have said they'll replace the pump part that has failed but I need to find the cause of the overboost :| I have no idea where to start

help just fitted a reconditioned fuel pump ( not paying over the odds for a new one) to my 300 tdi manual all's well but I seem to have an issue with fuel leaking out of the breather,( the same reason I replaced it in the first place) I asked the manufacturer and they have suggested the turbo...