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  1. jzcktv

    steering damper and drop arm - dry dry dry

    The drop arm ball joint is knackered or will be in months without a seal. I think it's an MOT failure as it is anyway. The rubber on the other balljoint shown in the pictures is twisted and this will also break unless you let it straighten up. I'd see if you can work it round with your...
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    Lift kits??

    My 2" Terrafirma kit is excellent. The springs are progressive so you get a softer ride and more articulation than the standard H/D springs. I haven't fitted new radius arms but it handles well enough. All fitted in an afternoon. I recommend a scissor jack or similar to get the front axle...
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    i'm a wiring spazz

    It don't matter on a bulb as long as there is one of each!
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    TD5 Heater Problem

    Now that's simply inviting trouble!! :D Check to see if you've got 12v going into the heater box, that way you can isolate the wiring & switch. If no voltage I'd check the switch next. Alternatively Webasto or Thermal Underwear :rolleyes:
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    new suspension

    IMHO OEM shockers are all ****e for a vehicle of this weight and suspension design. Go for ones with a higher volume of fluid than std. Armstrong make them and so do others.
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    new suspension

    OME's are meant to be very good... made for the outback aren't they. I fitted Terrafrima they are good value. Make a nice ride. Replacing the shockers is a straight forward spanner job. Take care to chock the wheels and stick it in diff lock when jacking it up, especially when using a...
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    Steering Issue with 2 inch lift (wheels locking)

    I'm waiting for the inevitable "bearings fooked in my front diff" post now. It could be the CV joints fooked also. While the front prop is off jack the front wheels up and try spinning the wheels by hand while they are on full lock. Stick with it James, an interesting thread this, nearly...
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    Looking for a decent 300tdi 90 in the South East

    Thanks Onelife. There's a couple on PitonHeads... (Speed Matters!) :rolleyes:
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    Looking for a decent 300tdi 90 in the South East

    Yeah, I think you're right. We would do much better by spending at least £3,500. There's a couple of decent lookers around for that. Generaly speaking there are very few for sale at all, which is a good sign in my view.
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    Looking for a decent 300tdi 90 in the South East

    Hi all, I don't think this thread should count as spam so here goes... My Stepson wants to get himself a 300 TDi 90 for around £3k. We've been looking around and thought we'd found one but it was a dud. A clear MoT failure (despite having 10 months to run it) and significant problems with...
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    What to check on a 300TDi?

    Found a great post on buying a Defender. My question was about 300TDi engines so that's why I posted it here. Isn't the ashtray on these engines located under the big knob on the rocker cover?
  12. jzcktv

    My Rock sldiers

    These are looking really good Ian. Great job.
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    Defender 90 Buying Guide

    He will when he's got his Defender! :D
  14. jzcktv

    Steering Issue with 2 inch lift (wheels locking)

    The proplem is most likely as mentioned already in terms of the inside of the wheels hitting the radius arms, however this will only affect pretty much full lock. I think it is unlikely to be the prop shaft causing this, If it were to lock up only one wheel on the axle will skid on the road...
  15. jzcktv

    Rear crossmember

    Hi Rich, I don't know the answer off the top of my head. What I would say is start by checking the Crossmember part numbers for the two different vehicles. The part numbers can be obtained by downloading the Microcat catalogue.
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    What to check on a 300TDi?

    Hi all, I'm off to look at a 300 TDi on Saturday. Is there anything I should particuarly check on one of these engines? The Defender 90 it's in has covered about 150k miles and has a hydraulic winch fitted. Many thanks,
  17. jzcktv

    how to get it wrong

    Nice one Wiltshire! :D
  18. jzcktv

    Don't neglect your UJ's or this might happen

    :eek: We're the old UJs Britpart me wonders...
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    New look, what do you think?

    Yep, we're coming up to mud season! :D
  20. jzcktv

    Anybody know...

    Hi Buster, I think you've got a Bosch VE Fuel Injection pump there, and I found this adjustment info on the Internet... VE Pump Adjustment Also this one, which has more info. Turning up the pre 94 Ram diesel injector pump Cheers mate.
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