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My new Land Rover - advice please

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My new Land Rover - advice please

Post by fred_jones »

Hello,

I am looking for some intial advice, though (I suspect) I will be returning for more detail over the coming months/years.

I have recently acquried a Land Rover Defender 90 2.5 TDi (E-reg). It is in need of some TLC. Not least of which is a new clutch / thrust plates. The Land Rover has been stood for about 18mths, but did start after some minor persuation.

I am planning to strip and rebuild the vehicle - obviously a big job. I will be learning whilst doing and need some guidance. Would anyone like to suggest some good starting points (books, websites, "cars for dogs").

Thanks in advance.
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Post by bigbad »

a factory workshop manual rather than a haynes, and a parts manual is also helpfull.
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Post by def90 »

hey fred good to see another 90 out there!!

what are your plans for it?

please tell me it will be :twisted:
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Post by fred_jones »

Thanks bigbad. I have a manual on order.

def90 - I wish I could say the plans were " :twisted: ". The first thing is to get it running properly (i.e. so it is possible to change gear with the engine running!) then a clean up, new tyres, winch, snorkel. Then who knows? Getting to this sort of stage will have a few trials and tribulations.

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Post by def90 »

once you get it running :lol: you'll start bettering it ;) , then it won't take long for the 35's and lockers :twisted:
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