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diagram by landymanluke on here
You need to put a diode in the wire feeding pin 85 from main beam. That way when you turn the fogs on by themselves they can't turn on main beam.
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Thanks for the replies chaps.
It look's like WBP with lots of varnish then.
Many thanks
Martin
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I need to replace the floor of my 8 x 4 ifor trailer. Currently it's got a phenolic plywood floor that got a couple of holes in. The trailer lives out in the weather all year round, so I didn't really want to go gown the wood root.
What would be the best material to replace the floor with?
Is there a plastic/grp material that is strong enough to carry the weight of a mini digger? I know some of the new horse boxes are using plastic floors.
Is checker plate an option. What is this like to shovel off?
Many thanks
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MPB, Have you made one yet, or anybody else for that mattetr. I have just picked up a demountable warn, but dont want to pay £160 for a barcket! I could happliy design and made my own but no point reinventing the wheel. Thanks Jim
I haven't got any further with this. Have a look at this thread http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showtopic=47862
Hope thats of some use
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Thankyou for the pictures. I'll have a think about it.
Cheers
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if you get bored of making i have a complete setup for sale, cradle, front receiver and rear hitch setup to suit 9000lb winch.
Have you got any pictures of the mount fitted & off the car please?
Did you sell the mount if not can you please pm me what you want for it.
Many thanks
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If they are 55 watt rotating beacons they will draw just over 5 amps each. So if your running two in parrel you will be drawing approx 11 amps. I would run these through a 30 amp relay fused at 15 amps using 17 amp cable. If you split the output from the relay to feed each beacon, you could down size the output cable to 8 amp for each leg.
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20% off Halfords Pro Tools.
You can't use your trade card with special offers. They wouldn't let me have trade discount on 5Ltrs of oil & have the free set of screwdrivers worth £20.
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Cheers for the info. Don't think i'll bother then.
Cheers
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I was just looking at ebay & found these http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2X-H3-Xenon-9-SMD-LED-HeadLight-Car-Bulb-LAMP-HID-SUPER_W0QQitemZ140348472583QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item20ad6bbd07&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
Has anyone tried them. I thought they would be a good idea for my worklights. Giving me a low current draw.
Many thanks
Marin
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It's probably been triggered by the voltage drop when you open the door & the interior light comes on. Try turning the light off or pulling the wires off the back of the door switch.
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Garmin have introduced a "H" series of units. The "H" is for high sensitivity gps. We brought an e-trex "H" the other day & it works very well under thick tree cover.
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Id clean the engine & gearbox off with some jizer/gunk & a pressure washer. Then keep an eye on it over a period of time to see if you can see where the oil is leaking from. I find a lot of oil on my 300TDi leaks out of the rocker box gasket.
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Has anybody got any contact details for the Sheepwash near Stoke on Trent it gets used for pay and play days but im not sure whencan anybody help me out please.
Ultimate 4x4 Fun Day
Weston Coyney Stoke On Trent
Pay & Play Day
£25.00 per Vehical
Last sunday of every month
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Thankyou for the advice . I like the idea of using box for the gussets.
I think ill have to do some careful measuring to see where I can fix it to the chassis to spread the load to the greatest extent.
Many thank once again.
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Im thinking of building myself a 2" receiver hitch winch mount for my defender like this one
http://www.devon4x4.com/products_a/p1951c2...ssis-mount.html
I was going to mount a 9000lb winch to it.
What gauge steel do you think would be best to use.
Would you add anymore stiffeners into the design. I was thinking of some 6mm steel plates added where the two tubes meet incase there's any sideways pull.
Cheers
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Not any more they don't as the building has been demolished to fit F1 racing at the circuit. The new venue is at Staffordshire showground IIRC, and will be in March. Details will be announced in due course I guess.
Chris
It's at Staffordshire County Show Ground.
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try lubricating the column UJ's with WD40 or similar, they do dry out & can cause stiffness.
stuck a load of WD40 on theUJ's this morning & left it to soak in. It felt a lot better this evening, so a big thank you to Western.
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I have a 1996 Defender 90 that is fitted with a 4 bolt steering box. The steering has gone heavy.
I've jacked up both front wheels & the steering is still heavy. So i disconnected the steering drag link & the steering felt notchy & heavy. the power steering res is full of fluid & it did overflow while testing the steering. Moving it from lock to lock.
There are no leaks of the pump or the box.
Do you think the pump or box are at fault?
Can the box be adjusted in situe or do I buy a recon box?
Many thanks
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I have started planning the install of my mud dash. Im trying to work out how to wire my rear wash/wipe up.
For the washer I was going to use an off/mom switch to operate the pump. This should be the green wire to pin 2 & black/green wire to pin 3.
Then i was going to use an on/on to power the motor & park switch. This should be the green wire to pin 3, the brown/green to pin 1 and the red/green to pin 2.
For the carling pin outs look here http://www.mudstuff.co.uk/Fitting_Instruct...itch_wiring_PDF[1].pdf
Can anyone see why this will not work.
Many thanks
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I haven't looked but it is one of those funny 5 pin Warn remotes and I think they use more than the normal three wires?
Pinched from Devon 4x4 Technical Library
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make sure the pedal bottom edge is adjusted to 140mm from the bare floor plate, if not correct the clutch will slip.
Cheers ill double check it at the weekend.
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I bled the system last night & this made no difference.
So I took the cover plate off the top of the master cylinder. It turns out the two lock nuts had worked loose allowing to much movement on the master cylinder input shaft.
Adjusted it all up & it seems a lot better.
Cheers for the advice.
Defender 110 Vented Front Disc Calipers
in Requests for Part Numbers
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Could some one please give me the part numbers for the left & right hand side vented front calipers for a L reg Defender 110.
The Vin number is SALLDHMF7MA941372
Many thanks