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does anyone know what starter motor I will need for my 1989 3.5 EFI engine. Just bought it and it needs a few bits, i.e. manifolds, starter and clutch. Will a 3.5 Carb engine starter fit or do I need a different one?

I have just bought a 3.5 EFI V8 engine which came out of a 1989 Range Rover. The engine will be going into my 1989 LR 90 Pick-up (petrol 2.5) Will this engine mate up to my gearbox (LT77 i think?) without a problem and will I have to alter the engine mounts?:confused:

I have got one, brilliant. Stops all the water and mud going in the back! Cant help you out in finding one. My truck came with one already fitted. Sorry

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I was running 33" tyres on my standard height vehicle and they worked fine. should be able to get 35" now I have raised it 2" with an old man emu lift kit.

I am also from norfolk, Not entirely sure of any off road sites in norfolk, if you do hear of any I would be greatful to hear from you. there are a couple of off road driving schools but they will arse rape on price if you want to drive their course. There is an off road event at Bircham Newton...

there are many ways of wax oiling your vehicle, first thing to do is drive your landy onto a large sheet of plastic, stops the wife complaining that you have made a load of mess! if you want to stay reasonably clean get a paint brush and paint it on, but this will take a long time and you will...

spend the extra money and get old man emu. That is what I am buying on monday and you will get your lift and have far better road handling, better than your standard vehicle and also better off road. it will be worth it in the long run.

The reason Norfolk council does not say that it is open to off road vehicles is that they are rather anal about the subject but if you take the time to look on an OS map they are shown as byways open to all vehicle. Many sections of the peddars way are ordinary roads so dont believe what you...

I put 235/85 R16 on my truck and the question about grip is that you are bound to loose grip due to the open tread on your tyres. But I still take my truck round corners at 65mph on wet roads. You just have to drive to the conditions and be aware that there is not as much grip as there is on AT...

I have the colway MT and they are the same tread pattern. I get no more road noise than my AT tyres. The tyres are good as long as you dont want to drive on serious mud. They are quite poor on clay and will clog up very easily, but the tyres are excellent for green laning and off roading in most...

I have a 2.5 petrol and I got quoted last week in the region of £850 for the full kit and fitting. Think that was for a 120L tank.

I have a 90 pick up and I mounted my radio in my cubby box, out of sight and very secure. The cables go out the bottom of the box and in the cab lining to the speakers mounted on the top, back edge of the roof lining. I mounted two 13cm pioneer 130W speakers in the cab and they are awesome! The...

I am another 20 year old landy owner. I had a VW golf TDi (120 bhp) before my landy pick-up, they are both great in their own way. But remember the saying "you may be able to go fast, but I can go anywhere!" Not many Vauxhall Corsa's or Ford Fiestas can say that can they?!

No I havent been down that way. I have heard about the pedars way by that travels from Thetford in Norfolk right the way up to the North Norfolk Coast. Mates have told me it is a good route, bit of mud, ruts, fords etc.

I live on the border between norfolk, suffolk and cambridgeshire and was wondering if anyone knows of any good greenlaning routes in that area or within reasonable travelling distance? Also if anyone knows of where I can get hold of any maps showing marked out routes that would be appreciated.

i mounted my cd player in my cubby box with all the wires going out of the bottom (Neat little job) through a rubber grommet in the floor and into the battery box. I used an inline fuse which is advisable because when I jumpstarted my truck on a cold morning I blew the fuse in the radio! could...

I am after making a set of rock sliders for my 90, due to the fact I am a cheap skate! and have nothing better to do with my time. I was wondering if anyone has made a set themselves or knows where I can get hold of the exact dimension so i can make them myself. I dont really fancy climbing...