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  1. MBessent

    Expired Use of an Engine Crane - Bath/Bristol

    **EDIT; CRANE NO LONGER REQUIRED** Hello, Clutch issues are stopping my enjoyment of my Series 2a, as such, the gearbox needs to come out. While I've been told that a 2x4 and some determination can do the job, an engine crane seems to be the more appropriate technique. Current living situation...
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  2. C

    General Never seem to have the right tool

    Whenever I do a job. Latest is refitting a recently recored radiator I never seem to have the right tool in my toolbox. What are your top tips for tools you couldn't live without. My current challenge is reaching awkward places and getting purchase on bolts, drain taps etc.. suggestions most...
  3. W

    General Roadside tool kit - what's in yours?

    I recently had my turbo intercooler intake pipe (I might be making that up) come loose while on a motorway. Natch, I had no tools so had to do my best to shove it back into position. If I had had a screwdriver in the car... So I'm going to get a small toolkit together. Apart from the obvious...
  4. B

    Newbie - Starter toolkit

    Hi I'm a newbie, really enjoyed reading posts on here from all you knowledgeable people. I'm now a proud owner of a TD5 90 (first time I've been excited by my transport!). Hoping to do some basic maintenance, tweaking and servicing myself so am looking for some advice on what people consider...
  5. C

    Discovery 1 Disc Change

    Hey, I'm new to all this and keen to get my hands dirty on my discovery 1. Being a Brit in Australia I thought it was only right to get a Landy. I noticed the discs and pads needed doing and was quoted 1800 dollars for the work (about 900 quid), which i obviously laughed at and walked away...
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