Roclive

I have petrol spurting from the fuel cap of my '84 Range Rover whilst driving, and have been told it could be a breather problem From the cap side, I have just feed a length of flexible net curtain wire down one of the breather pipes, and after less than two feet it is meeting resistance - surely it should have travelled as far as I could have feed it? Thus, could the breather pipe be blocked, as suggested? Any advice much appreciated.

After replacing my original, Classic (B-reg) Range Rover's fuel tank, with a 'copy' make, petrol now travels up the fuel filler neck, and leaks through the cap. I've been told by the garage, that the tank should contain a 'flap' to stop this occurring, which this copy does not have. However, I've enquired about some original tanks for sale, but the owners say they don't have the required 'flap'. Are they visible from looking inside the tank nozzle, or perhaps just can't be seen? Any advice very much appreciated.

Would a 'D'-reg (1986) RR upper tailgate, fit a 'B'- reg (1984) model? They look the same! Many thanks

I need to remove the door lock barrel from my 2-door RR. I've removed the trim, but there's only a ridiculously small hole providing access to the barrel. Even then, you can't really see the item. There are no electrics involved. Any advice much appreciated.