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bernie

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  1. I had a similar problem and changed water pump as well as tensioner and squeak was still there.

    Just an idea, spray wd40 on waterpump belt and if squeak disappears, its not waterpump bearings,

    On the 300 engine the tensioner pulley doesnt sit straight under belt it seats a a very slight angle causing the squeak as the belt runs across pulley, there is an article on here regarding the Penny trick which i am told you put between pulley and engine when tightening pulley mounts up, this levels up the pulley and makes the squeak dissapeer, so i am told, ( still have to modify my one).

  2. Just in the middle of changing pipes, just gone to put new ones on and did not take any notice of which pipe came off which fitting down by oil filter, A) is it the top cooler hose with the straight fitting or B) the top hose with the corner connextion on it?

    HELP , or does it not matter which way round it goes!!

  3. Last week i put a posting on here regarding notchy gearchange, The clutch and all componments were changed 6 months ago, and to be sure its not mastercylinder that was changed again last week, but the mistery deepens, I have worked out that all forward gear changes are OK, untill you move backwards about 20-30 feet. Moving backwards to turn around in road, no fault.

    Reverse backwards more than 20 feet, and then try to select any forward gear, and it just wont go, after approx 2-3 mins of trying it all just decides to work again and it flows easily into any gear again.

    This gearbox is on a 1994 300 tdi.

  4. thanks for that guys.

    what about the second row, is Exmoor the only real option?

    Bob R

    I have Renault megane rear seats fitted in the rear of my 110, they are in place of the orignal LR seats, they fold. slide forwards/backwards and recline. They bolt onto the existing landrover seat frames, Will hopefully load photos when i can work it out.

  5. Have reset pedal, but no difference,

    But have discovered that when you first turn engine over to start you can hear the clutch dragging trying to turn gears over as well. But if you try to start it with clutch pedal pressed down to the floor, it is just the engine which turns over.

    Will start with rebleeding system first.

  6. Been and tried again to work out whats gone wrong, have worked out that if you put it in gear and release clutch, its fine and then grabs clutch, and then if you press clutch pedal to floor it is not disengaging gear until you move gear stick into neutrel, as you can feel vehicle roll slighty on moving stick into neutrel.

    Looks like to me as i have to remove gearbox again.

    Just realised that clutch pedal height is 170 mm and not the 140mm recommened height, would this cause a problem.

  7. Not checked oil recently, but will go and do it today, and most probely change the oil for new, as i havent changed the oil since i bought the defender in dec 08.

    I bought it from foleys and they did a full service before buying it, so not really paid any notice to gearbox oil.

  8. Today whilst in low ratio the gear lever become stiff, this happened when going backwards. The gear lever got stuck and wouldnt move, Turned engine off and tried again, no luck, after approx 2 mins managed to get it into a forward gear, but gear lever remained notchy, The problem is only there sometimes, managed to limp it home but you could change gear it was stiff but possible. After i parked up and left vehicle for approx 10 mins, got back in and found that the lever had freed up and was really smooth again. Went through all gear changes whist stationary but with engine running, this was fine for about 3 complete gear changes through box, then it went stiff and notchy again.

    When you are in gear and press clutch pedal down the clutch works fine and you can even sit there with it in gear but with pedal down to the floor and all is fine as it disengages the drive.

    The clutch was completely overhauled last August with new slave, master, pressure plate and release bearing and a heavy duty arm fitted.

    The defender is a 300 tdi on a 1994 plate

    It seem to me like something to do with the gear selector, but not sure what.

    Any ideas?

  9. If its a britpart one that could be causing a problem, i had a new clutch slave and master cylinder pack up only a week after fitting.

    Also make sure that the bleed screw is at the top, otherwise you wont be able to remove all the air.

    You should not see fluid coming out of bellhousing, i would suggest removing slave again, and checking the seals havent blown, + you also find that once you replace the slave, the master will soon go as it cant cope with the new pressure form the slave.

  10. Update on my clutch,

    In my attempt at getting the slave cylinder rod back onto the clutch fork

    The Clutch fork had pulled the pivot point arm out of the gearbox housing,

    Is this normal for the pivot point arm on a 300tdi defender to only be a push fit into a hole.

    After dropping box out and repair/replace all seems ok

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