russ3120
-
Posts
524 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Gallery
Blogs
Everything posted by russ3120
-
Chris you can get a Navman pin 570 (PDA) that runs turn by turn normal road use navigation and you can also run memory map. these are going for around £80 on the dreaded ebay. they are so easy to use
-
get new rims, you may find your insurance void with modified rims
-
DAve I was getting 85 to 90mph on the motorway. but my engine is newer than yours
-
cheers buddy, will keep my old front disco one then as a spare
-
do any of you adults know if disco 200tdi props fit onto a 200tdi 90?
-
How many miles has yours done???????
russ3120 replied to davidfox123's topic in Defender Forum (1983 - 2016)
57,200 on 1992 j reg 90 all genuine miles -
stay away from those jungle boots they offer no support around the ankle. they let the water in through the drainage holes
-
will the haynes comic not help? I have a disco 1 knocking around somewhere, if you want to come and fetch it
-
if memory serves me right, they are 1/4bsp
-
when I split my A frame ball joint, I just gave it a tap and it came apart
-
and on a 200tdi chassis
-
when you say military, do you mean by ground troops as opposed to MOD top brass? as already said, SAS used them along with discos, but mainly as what is called white fleet as day to day vehicles to and from Lynham along with other places, but I dont recal or even seen a rangerover on an operational tour on the front line, doesn`t mean they werent used in the rear though
-
Bush replacement/arm removal
russ3120 replied to davidfox123's topic in Defender Forum (1983 - 2016)
as Western says, they will move and its a royal pain in the butt to get the arms back in. If you chock all the wheels tightly then it should make lif a bit easier, but your axl stll may twist -
had exactly the same problem on my disco 200tdi, I changed the oil and filter it was still happening, then I changed the oil pressure sensor and all was sorted oil pressure sensor on ebay hope that helps
-
having done something similar with a disco, just working out how much you want to remove is the the key my thread on the rebuild
-
Guardian 4x4 do the aswell
-
Monday (week today) is fine buddy changing the axle it self is not hard, it is just time consuming while the axle is off it`s worth tidying it up and thats the bit that takes time
-
Buddy yes is the simple answer, I am in the middle of doing this. when you come for your stuff you can see what work is invloved
-
yep no worries welding it, i have just done mine,
-
this is where I had mine on my disco
-
I`ll take some mor pics tomorrow, any particular view?
-
Has anyone got one of these? and how rare are they, never seen on before, thinking about getting rid of it
-
I have myself this winch have only had to use it a handful of times and it has never let me down. the cheaper winches seem fine for the occasional times the are used, but if your going to use it often the spend more money and get a warn, superwinch
-
on ebay
-
Omega wolf make them, I had the older one and it died sent it back to them and they sent me the new one, not a bad welder for little stuff, good for body work outside. Its got me out of the brown stuff many a time, Russ