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miketomcat

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  1. Cool thanks that places ours very early. Registered within two months of launch. Definitely a keeper then shame it's not standard but I don't mind. Mike
  2. Does anyone know the actual date the 110 was first released I know it was 83 but what month. We have an early 110 and I would like to now how early it is. Mike
  3. My wife would kill me to though we do have a spare dish washer and I haven't set up this garage yet...... Mike
  4. The only problem with routing the intake outside is you make your noise problems into your neighbors problem. That may not go well....The generators we fit on boats are in boxes with open cell egg box style foam on the inside and a barrier in front of the inlet (as already mentioned) again covered with foam. Mike
  5. It should be straight. You could try to straighten it but if it cracks or breaks it's useless having said that it isn't much good now so you have little to lose. Mike
  6. Both webasto and eberspacher make similar units to the mikuni. Mike
  7. I'd try adjusting it first like you say it sounds like it's not fully engaging. Mike
  8. With the best will in the world you will never make a defender as quiet as a disco for two main reasons. 1, a disco body is rubber mounted the defender is solid. 2, the panels on a disco fit, are joined together properly and seam sealed. Sorry but if you want a quiet truck buy something else. I bought this: http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=161549515932&alt=web For my ibex but haven't fitted it yet and the truck is no where near the road. Mike
  9. Check you have the right spigot bush for you gearbox. I know diesel lt77 (disco) is a different size to the v8. Mike
  10. They look like the military version as they don't have the connections for the interior handle (early 110) they have just a lift up handle instead. Mike
  11. Check your hazard switch if i remember correctly they all go through it and it can fail. Mike
  12. It doesn't have to be land rover in this section so I say post away I'm interested if no one else is. Mike
  13. I know that the early range rovers had waterproof wipe down seats. Maybe the poverty spec came with rubber mats but I suspect most people ordered the carpet option. That said the discovery rubber mats (on top of the carpet) were designed so mud stayed on them hence the raised lip all around that way you could lift them out hose and them down. Mike
  14. My 100inch tomcat was 1800kg so as a guess I would say a 110sw is going to be around 2000kg in running form. I remember a figure of 2025kg being banded around but have never weighed one. Mike
  15. Paint them properly then find someone that's really good with an air bush (custom car/bike painter) though I doubt it will be cheap. Mike
  16. I'll start it with the strata Florida (off road) in Wales. The best off road I've driven in the uk. As for road probably the hard Knott pass (lake district). Mike
  17. He did say something about B&Q for the paint match!! Just had the estimate back £1350ish which I thought wasn't bad for a wing, bumper and paint. Mike
  18. That's what we're planning on but they needed an estimate to work with. I've now found somewhere and waiting for them to come back with a price so I can pass it on to insurance. Mike
  19. It's a tomcat fibreglass bonnet the same as I had on mine. Though why you would put one on a 90 is beyond me. Mike
  20. The wife had a little bump in the 110 tonight so I now need to get an estimate for repairs. Of coarse this is tricky as I normally repair everything myself. So I need a garage to give me an estimate but I'm unlikely to use them as I've already pulled it all out. Anyone got any ideas where I can go. Mike
  21. Could you fit a vacuum tank from the coupled brakes system. I've got one on the 110 it certainly holds vacuum for a long time. Mike
  22. You would get defender through IVA so you could do low volume/kit built. No different to ibex etc. Mike
  23. The clutch doesn't normally have a servo but it should bleed up even if it does and it's knackered. Crack each joint one at a time starting at the master pumping each time if you get fluid move on if not there's your problem. Mike
  24. Get a jump lead and connect it to the battery neg and to the engine and start it. If it starts better then you neg lead needs looking at. Do the same to the chassis to check that one. On 45 the neg goes from the battery to the chassis then on to the transfer box. The 110 only had one to the chassis so I added one to the transfer box. Mike
  25. Space to add stuff and power points 12v/usb. Spring to mind. Mike
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