For the water ingress there’s a Land Rover advice sheet you can find on the web that suggests things to check. The cause of mine was the sealant in the gutter had dried out, just take all out and fit new dum dum and the rainfall down my neck every time I braked after parked in rain was cured
Little tip: I found it too stupid to put the nut of the washer jet on the inside. That's why I riveted a rivet nut into the window frame from the outside and screwed the washer in with Teflon tape. Now I can basically replace the nozzle completely from the outside.
We do MOTs for a Landy Specialist and they bought in a Defender the other day and owner had had a clutch booster fitted and it made a massive difference while driving it on the brake test. Might be worth a look into as well(??). 😀😀
How do you fix the yellow clip on the door card. Your replacement set has everything, but I am looking for the instruction video , but cant find it. Love the videos as my daughter bought a TD5. So all very helpful. We both like to do as much as we can ourself. I have a Puma 2.2.
The clips have a gao in the circle that locates over the small round head on the clip on the door. These brreak off a lot. We do a repair kit and I'm doing a video on this over the next few weeks.
Hi. I love your videos, really informative and well produced. One thing that I need to mention is your camera clamps on your windscreen whilst you're driving. They look like they seriously impede your vision. The police could prosecute you for this and at worst, if you have an accident and someone is seriously injured or dies your insurance company will refuse to pay out and you could be imprisoned. There must be another way to mount them, surely.
Can you send me a link please to the sick shift throw. I have fitted the Loff clutch and spring and intermediate shafted shaft which is amazing. Cheers Quintin
Luck was with you today! But the door handle flopping around like that looks awful, so cheap and nasty looking, you would have no control of door closing with that floppy thing. Will the foam soak up water and cause corrosion over time? Chris B.
I like the idea of the handle but it could be a bit nicer. Maybe leather or nice canvas would work. Will maybe design our own! The foam is closed cell so doesn't allow any water to collect inside.
@@LRLiveUK I think it would probably depend on how hard your door rubbers are, but it takes quite a bit of force to close most Defender doors as they are very light and bounce off the rubbers, I find the slower you shut them, the better they close, the standard door handle gives much more control when closing., but I do like the foam vent rubbers, of course as they are made by Exmoor trim they would be good! Chris B.
@@LRLiveUK Nakatanenga Defender leather door handle made from quality saddle leather from 4x4 outlander I found great in my TD5 not to bulky and softens up with age
That is strange advice? How can it "fry " the clutch? Unless you drive along with your foot on the pedal, it does require the clutch take up point to be adjusted correctly, but it cannot affect the clutch operation in any way. Chris B.
Defenders are a cult vehicle. Badly engineered, a pig iron chassis with an aluminium body, iron bolts, stainless bolts, galvanised bolts breaking due to electrolysis, leaking like a colander and cheap and awful fittings making the finish below par. Boys with their toys!!!! Landcruiser gives me a well engineered motor and body as Mitsubishi did, but in comfort. I dont want to customise a car. I leave that to the manufacturers for which I pay them.
Anyone still running the OEM steering wheel trying to tell me about upgrades... -> I think not, you are just trying to sell stuff instead of understanding what makes a real difference.
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For the water ingress there’s a Land Rover advice sheet you can find on the web that suggests things to check. The cause of mine was the sealant in the gutter had dried out, just take all out and fit new dum dum and the rainfall down my neck every time I braked after parked in rain was cured
Little tip: I found it too stupid to put the nut of the washer jet on the inside. That's why I riveted a rivet nut into the window frame from the outside and screwed the washer in with Teflon tape. Now I can basically replace the nozzle completely from the outside.
Should have given the gear lever stem a quick light sand then a quick spray of stone chip. Covers the wear at the top and gives a durable finish
We do MOTs for a Landy Specialist and they bought in a Defender the other day and owner had had a clutch booster fitted and it made a massive difference while driving it on the brake test. Might be worth a look into as well(??). 😀😀
I've got some of those gearknobs (not yet fitted) so that's a great tip!
Glad you like them!
@LR Live liking the channel getting so many ideas from you many thanks and keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Or puta lock nut underneath the gear knob
Great video. Entertaining and informative!
I might put one of those washer jets on - if I ever win the lottery!
Very informative. Thanks.
How do you fix the yellow clip on the door card. Your replacement set has everything, but I am looking for the instruction video , but cant find it. Love the videos as my daughter bought a TD5. So all very helpful. We both like to do as much as we can ourself. I have a Puma 2.2.
The clips have a gao in the circle that locates over the small round head on the clip on the door. These brreak off a lot. We do a repair kit and I'm doing a video on this over the next few weeks.
Must admit, I would of took the vent flap off.
I can ask to get the black done at factory 😏
Hi.
I love your videos, really informative and well produced.
One thing that I need to mention is your camera clamps on your windscreen whilst you're driving. They look like they seriously impede your vision. The police could prosecute you for this and at worst, if you have an accident and someone is seriously injured or dies your insurance company will refuse to pay out and you could be imprisoned.
There must be another way to mount them, surely.
I'll look into it. Cheers
Metal gear knobs are a nightmare in summer, my wife has an Abarth 595 with a OEM metal gear knob and on really hot days it’s unbearable.
Silver is a little better than black.
Can you send me a link please to the sick shift throw. I have fitted the Loff clutch and spring and intermediate shafted shaft which is amazing. Cheers Quintin
here you go...
www.lrparts.net/lrc3450-slickshift-for-land-rover-defender-fits-up-to-2006-give-easier-gear-change-and-more-modern-feel.html
WD40 is not a lubricant, it’s a penetrant. Better to use something with PTFE or actually grease parts for longer term use.
It's still slippery when wet!
Need you advise on my defender 110 HT TD5 … I’m having trouble with my fuel pump…😢
Any advise on what to buy ..?
Try and go for an OEM part and not aftermarket.
A Hyundai or a Kia ,, warranty is a great thing , even if its seldom needed.
Luck was with you today! But the door handle flopping around like that looks awful, so cheap and nasty looking, you would have no control of door closing with that floppy thing. Will the foam soak up water and cause corrosion over time? Chris B.
I like the idea of the handle but it could be a bit nicer. Maybe leather or nice canvas would work. Will maybe design our own! The foam is closed cell so doesn't allow any water to collect inside.
@@LRLiveUK I think it would probably depend on how hard your door rubbers are, but it takes quite a bit of force to close most Defender doors as they are very light and bounce off the rubbers, I find the slower you shut them, the better they close, the standard door handle gives much more control when closing., but I do like the foam vent rubbers, of course as they are made by Exmoor trim they would be good! Chris B.
Hahaha a lot of talk about tips shafts nuts and lube lol
I read the heading as 20 my nute lol
I've literally just taken my flaps off today
What did you do to the gear box to get it smoother? Do you have a link on what you bought fot the change?
I fitted a slick shift kit. It's featured in a recent episode.cheers
That strap looks crap
Might have to design one myself!
@@LRLiveUK Nakatanenga Defender leather door handle made from quality saddle leather from 4x4 outlander I found great in my TD5 not to bulky and softens up with age
I’ve had 3 Land Rover specialists tell me not to fit the LOF spring unless you want to fry the clutch?
That is strange advice? How can it "fry " the clutch? Unless you drive along with your foot on the pedal, it does require the clutch take up point to be adjusted correctly, but it cannot affect the clutch operation in any way. Chris B.
@@453421abcdefg12345 I think they were trying to say the spring is much stronger..did find it odd…one specialist I could understand but three ?
@@453421abcdefg12345 how do you adjust the take up point ,,, ?? where in the system is the adjustment please.
Defenders are a cult vehicle. Badly engineered, a pig iron chassis with an aluminium body, iron bolts, stainless bolts, galvanised bolts breaking due to electrolysis, leaking like a colander and cheap and awful fittings making the finish below par.
Boys with their toys!!!!
Landcruiser gives me a well engineered motor and body as Mitsubishi did, but in comfort. I dont want to customise a car. I leave that to the manufacturers for which I pay them.
That's a shame. You're missing out!
@@LRLiveUK No no. Its a
shame for landrover as they won't see my money. Very happy with my landcruiser cruising the land 😂
Anyone still running the OEM steering wheel trying to tell me about upgrades... -> I think not, you are just trying to sell stuff instead of understanding what makes a real difference.
Can only do a few jobs at a time. Steering wheel is now upgraded.