If you have particular ideas for electrical projects post them up on the forum and the experts will give you a step by step. I don't think there are many electrical projects that haven't been tried on one Landy or another on here.
Just be careful that you don't let the smoke out of the wiring
Mo
This Christmas I shall mostly be ..... boarding across the wheelarch boxes in the back of the Landy and making a drawer to go under it and maybe some fancy opening compartments and a slide out stove table too... possibly
Mo
... and remember that the slave goes in with the bleed nipple uppermost and the union at the bottom otherwise you won't be able to bleed it properly. Don't ask how I know ...
Mo
Steve,
I use a length of m8 studding with a long joining nut with a lock nut at one end. Insert between front of wheelrim edges, wind joining nut out to take up gap, lock with lock nut. Place between the rear of the rim edges, assess difference, adjust half the difference on the track rod and recheck.
HTH
Mo
Hi Tom,
Welcome
You'll need to replace the master and slave together as the increased pressure from the new master cylinder will pop the seals very quickly on the old slave.
No need to change the pedal to change the master cylinder but it is so much easier if you remove the pedal assy from the vehicle.
HTH
Mo
They weren't Defenders until 1990. Prior to that they were Nineties and Onetens and then 90 and 110. The defender name came with the 200 Tdi engine.
Hope that clarifies OK
Nice website and shop BTW
Mo