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  1. Hi,

    my 2001 Defender has been parked up for a week. Today i went out and found the wipers have stopped working of a fashion. If I give them a bit of a push then they will start and wipe until I stop them. Again I have to help them to get going. I have checked the wheel boxes and appear free and motor will run if there is only a light load.

    Any help appreciated.

    SHOTROCK

  2. I have just done my side window seals using the video from Garrison Outfitters. I bought my own trim from Segal Motor Trimmings (Serial KR521) which is a rubber seal with a flocked channel. This was much better then the Woolies track and does not buckle at the corners. The rivets were 4mm x 12mm closed end. I did buy a bottle of Goo Gone but I don't think it is needed as the old felt came out easily enough. A tube of silicone for sealing the frame.

    Once all done and refitted not a single rattle!!!

  3. My rear wiper stopped working today so I have taken off the door panel to get at the motor. There are two plugs onto the motor a three pin and a two pin. Does anyone know what each plug does. There appears to be power going to the motor and I can hear a noise in the motor and the lower section gets hot.

    Knowing this I took the motor off the door and when I turned in over water came out of the motor section. So I am assuming the motor is knackered. Would you agree???

    Does anyone have a diagram for the wiring to the rear motor?? Any yes I have checked the fuses etc.

    Shotrock

  4. Have to agree with Jason that it is probably part of a vehicle tachograph. Do you have tachograph head fitted in the cab of the vehicle???

    If you have not had the vehicle from new then it could of been fitted by the previous owner. If a landy or any other vehicle exceeds 3,5 tons (includes any trailer and load) and is used for hire or reward then a tacho must be fitted.

    Shotrock

  5. I had the sme problem a few weeks ago at woodall Services on the M1. Called the RAC who said my battery was knackered, so he got me started and I made my way home. Next day a trip to euro car parts and £100 later a new battery was fitted. All appeared well until the next day and again failed to start.

    Another call to the RAC who checked the battery,fuses etc. He then crawled under the landy and found the fault. The earth to the chassis was loose. Once cleaned and tightened all was well except for the £100 wasted on a new battery which was fine.

    So just check the basics.

    Hope it get sorted

    SHOTROCK....

  6. When I last changed the engine I just filled in the log book and sent it off. Came back with a new V5. The DVLA ( also forms part of the police computer system) hold details of all engine, chassis and registration numbers. So if you did register a stolen engine then i'm sure they would inform the police who have the power to examine your vehicle. Anyone with guilty knowledge would never register a stolen engine so why bother with a letter from the garage.

    Even at MOT they never check the engine number only the chassis.

    SHOTROCK

  7. Ed, it's being very interesting hearing about your swivel rebuild. I admire everyone that tackles such a thing. But not being very technical or having the tools, I have just had by swivels rebuilt at Durham 4x4. That's new balls,seals,bearings, pins etc. For this paid just short of £200 in labour. Not too bad considering the work..

    Shotrock

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