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| wildcamper Member Since: 25 May 2014 Location: Lockerbie Posts: 112   
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Well got her back today and I'm gobsmacked I'm driving a landy with no clunk, can't believe the difference . The old clutch was not pretty sight , anyway like having a new landy now very pleased.
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5th Sep 2014 3:07pm |
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| wildcamper Member Since: 25 May 2014 Location: Lockerbie Posts: 112
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price was the worst bit however all the work i had done came to less than main dealer quote for clutch, believe me though mate you are gona be well pleased , i got a rear diff seal done as well only lasted 2 months so it was replaced foc,
 i didn't know land rovers could be this good , hope all goes well with yours  |
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5th Sep 2014 4:08pm |
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| custom90 Member Since: 21 Jan 2010 Location: South West, England. Posts: 20617 
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Rear diff oil seal is a sod though....
Swear mine started after towing a van out of a ditch, after that incident I got a cracked wheel arch too from that little episode!  |
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5th Sep 2014 4:18pm |
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| wildcamper Member Since: 25 May 2014 Location: Lockerbie Posts: 112
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think mine went again because of the clutch , it got so i could hardly drive the thing without severe banging , also the wife drove it a couple of times on her own
 , so obviously she did it  |
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5th Sep 2014 4:29pm |
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| custom90 Member Since: 21 Jan 2010 Location: South West, England. Posts: 20617
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She probably did it.
Forgot to mention earlier i was told over the phone the clutch springs weren't too goo.d I didn't quite catch exactly what was the issue. |
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5th Sep 2014 4:41pm |
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