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steveandlooby Member Since: 07 Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 35 |
The front windscreen washer jet is missing on my 110. Stolen/yobo who knows. How difficult/easy is it to replace .....for someone who needs the dummies guide to reading dummy guides!
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1st Feb 2010 7:28pm |
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steveandlooby Member Since: 07 Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 35 |
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Thanks Fekete - even I can manage that. |
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1st Feb 2010 8:10pm |
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mhill Member Since: 24 Jan 2010 Location: Tendring, Essex Posts: 46 |
Has anybody replaced or adapted the washer jets as i find them absolutely pants?
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3rd Feb 2010 6:04pm |
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Grockle Member Since: 24 Nov 2008 Location: Peak District National Park Posts: 2266 |
Paul 55 tried washer propellors,but the water went everywhere but on the screen. 2.4 90 XS
1968 1/32 scale Britains 109 Pick up. |
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4th Feb 2010 3:51pm |
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Mr.Boots Member Since: 04 Feb 2010 Location: Wicklow Posts: 15 |
Mine broke off in the ice...dealer said its a dash out job...1.5-2 hours labour....for a bit of plastic??????
There is a bit of it left sticking out...can i push a new one on? where can i get one online? |
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4th Feb 2010 9:32pm |
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Allan Member Since: 09 Sep 2009 Location: Perth Posts: 166 |
Does anyone no if you can fit the D3 ones. They are a twin jet type I think
Allan |
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4th Feb 2010 11:00pm |
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MuddyMarky Member Since: 01 Feb 2010 Location: Oxfordshire Posts: 548 |
Did I read somewhere (here or elsewhere) that it was possible/easy to mod the washers so the hose actually runs along the wiper arm, squirting exactly where you wipe?
Or maybe I dreamt it! Mark 2011 110 XS DC Stornoway Grey |
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5th Feb 2010 12:15am |
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MrFlips Member Since: 27 May 2009 Location: Cardiff Posts: 682 |
I've read the same thread somewhere. I've seen it done with the old dash. http://www.reedx.net/landrover/mods/wipers/index.htm. I'm not sure how much trickier the Puma dash would make the job though. Being soft I've put off looking until the weather warms up. Peter
2008 SWB Truck Cab 1952 80" Soft top |
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5th Feb 2010 7:01am |
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Paul55 Member Since: 03 Feb 2009 Location: Somewhere in my head! Posts: 511 |
Think I've got to the bottom of this Grockle, used airplane props have now changed to submarine props much quieter and stealthier Cogito ergo sum |
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5th Feb 2010 9:19am |
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alantd Member Since: 14 Dec 2008 Location: Northamptonshire Posts: 1513 |
Wasn't it MSE (from memory) that ran his pipes along the wipers? Sounds like a good idea although I guess you'll get more freezing when it's cold. One that started out as a 2.4 TDCi 110 XS
+ New Defender 110 First Edition |
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5th Feb 2010 2:54pm |
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MuddyMarky Member Since: 01 Feb 2010 Location: Oxfordshire Posts: 548 |
Also read somewhere about winding a thin copper wire around the header pipe (I think), then onto the washer hoses, so it acts as a heater to stop the freezing..... don't know, sounds like it could work. Mark
2011 110 XS DC Stornoway Grey |
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5th Feb 2010 3:21pm |
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fekete Member Since: 24 Dec 2008 Location: Here on the other end of the computer Posts: 3626 |
Hi and welcome Mr Boots you can get them on Ebay cheap and try to super glue the new one back on...if you need it straight away just pull the one off the back window for now....I think there about £4 also when mine came off the first time i thought it was broke but it just pushed back on NEVER TAKE LIFE SERIOUSLY. NOBODY GETS OUT ALIVE ANYWAY |
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5th Feb 2010 4:47pm |
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Laurie Member Since: 22 Feb 2008 Location: Sussex, England Posts: 2897 |
You need a wire made of a resistive metal like nickel. Copper would just blow like a fuse. |
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5th Feb 2010 5:14pm |
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steveandlooby Member Since: 07 Nov 2009 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 35 |
Them bloomin dealers .....Mr Boots it appears the working mans interpretation of 1.5 - 2 hrs ripping the dash out is:
1. get AMR3025 from somewhere like here who deiver for the next day http://www.britishparts.co.uk/.sc/ms/bdd/ee/2395/WASHER%20JET 2. spend 30 seconds pulling the shaft away from the jet (I soaked mine in boiling water to help ease it out) 3. Push the new jet on to the vehicle 4. Treat yourself to lotsa lotsa alcohol with all the money you've just saved. And thanks Fekete |
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5th Feb 2010 5:35pm |
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