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  1. Currently doing a bit of a rebuild on my landrover it's currently a rolling chassis with engine and bulkhead/ dash board fitted etc

    I had the chassis sand blasted and a friend of mine is currently doing a few hours here and there welding some parts that needed attention I'm hoping it will be complete in the next week or two depending and how much time he has free to help

    I'm just wondering what people find the best to now paint on after this kind if thing has been done?

    I've read paints like hanmerite are no good as they crack and allow moisture in underneath

    Any suggestions on what to use also where I can get them and rough costs if people know that would be great

    Thanks

  2. Hi guys

    A question for my dad really

    He currently has a 110 hi cap pick up and really wants a double cab so he was going to sell and buy one but some local guy whose into butchering landrovers had a double cab pick up and has turned it into a single can pick up tray back sort of thing but has the roof and rear windows!

    My question is could my dad buy a 90 rear tub and fit the roof and windows to his 110 chassis?

  3. Right as per everything seems to be breaking on the 90 and now I've just found the brake lights aren't working along with the front indicators

    Is this the same fuse

    Providing all fuses are ok what else could this be I've checked fuses but it's dark outside and I can't see very well with my phone light so will do it properly tomorrow any common places for brakes to short or break and any connection to indicators seems odd they all off together all at once? Please any help would be great! Thanks

  4. Hi all tried to change my uj's on my props did the front but the back I got the wrong uj's because I'm dopey and now I just can't be bothered so I'm just going to buy a new prop! My landy is a 90" 1984 but has a 200tdi in with an lt77 box what prop will I need does anybody know? Tbh I'm loving how much fuel I'm saving but need to be ready for the ice! Any help would be great!

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  5. That sounds correct. With the starter you have removed, have you tried it directly off the battery? That is initially put a negative onto the case and put a large positive onto the stud) I use jump cables normally! Then jump from the stud to the little tag - see if that has any effect. If that just clicks, then it's probably a dirty heavy current contact.

    To prove it's the solenoid (that's what the tag is connected to), look around the area of the stud, there should be a second one in the same vicinity. Whilst holding the starter motor (or certainly make sure it cannot twist) with the negative still attached to the starter motor case, carefully apply the heavy positive to the other stud. That should turn the motor (there is a lot of torque there so be prepared for it). If that works, it's your solenoid (or an earthing issue).

    Cheers

    Peter

    Will try this tomorrow morning and get back on here with the results! If it proves to be a solenoid what solenoid would this be and where is it located?

  6. Also when removing the old starter I got slightly confused with the wiring it's currently got the fat live from the battery on a stud alone with two other ring crimped red or dark cables and a striped one that was from the same loom on a little tab crimp thingy next to the stud is this correct? I'm pretty sure that's the way it came off but I'm starting to doubt myself now!

  7. I've been away for a week and come home to my defender 90 200tdi today and the thing won't start it is giving a clicking sound from the engine bay almost like a flat battery would (don't worry I've swapped batteries over with dad's defender and battery isn't the issue) I've then smacked the **** out of the starter motor to see if that was stuck but no luck. I then swapped the starter (tiddle take of a job) with one from the old 200tdi that came out when I got the car but this didn't work either but again that could too be stuck so it's currently sat on my drive way in a sorry state and I'm confused as to what it may be I really want to avoid taking it to a garage but feel I may have to with this one! Any help would be great! Thanks!

  8. I would use MTF94 or similar in the gearbox. The ATF was what Rover specified, but they did that before MTFs were available.

    There is no need for GL4 for the transfer case. Any quality gear oil is fine. If you live somewhere that gets cold a 75W90 is a good idea.

    Gearbox is 2.2 liters. Transfer box is 2.8 liters. About 5 liters for both axles and swivels.

    So I could put the mtf95 in my transfer box?

  9. As Mo implies it will depend on the age of vehicle and what gearbox is fitted etc. Have a look in the manual - it's all detailed in there.

    As a basic guide.

    • LT77 gearbox - ATF Dexron III
    • R380 gearbox - MTF 94
    • LT230 transfer box - EP90 GL4
    • Front/rear differentials - EP90
    • Swivel housings - EP90 (up to 200Tdi)/one-shot grease (300Tdi on)
    Obviously you will need to identify which components you have fitted, and the above is not 100% guaranteed - some changeover vehicles might have different components for example and some people use other oils.

    Thanks for your help I have an lt77 box not sure how to identify what transfere box I have! Any help with that would be great my car is a 1984 defender originally a 2.5 na diesel and is now a 200tdi

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