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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171   
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Nothing like three coats of POR-15. It is a bit glossy with the lighting and I don't think it will be quite that shiny outside (or will stay this clean....) I am going to give it a day to harden then have them mounted on Wed. I will post another shot with finally the correct tyre size. T_ Series II in pieces 1984 Defender 110 (3.5l V8 now 300TDI) |
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1st May 2012 3:01am |
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| LR90XS2011 Member Since: 05 Apr 2011 Location: bickenhill Posts: 3618  
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There is a 110 on Piston Heads at the moment that reminds me a bit of yours V8 110 1985 simular brown colour DEFENDER 90 TDCI XS,
I hope everyone is well and your land rovers make you happy |
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5th May 2012 5:50am |
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| greyback Member Since: 14 Feb 2012 Location: racoon city Posts: 38 
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that is such a cool truck.
love it. |
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7th May 2012 12:55am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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It looks so much better with the new tires (215->235s) and the rims painted
Click image to enlarge Cheers t_ Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated  Series II in pieces
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9th May 2012 6:45pm |
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| LandRoverAnorak Member Since: 17 Jul 2011 Location: Surrey Posts: 11240 
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Sorry Timo, but those rims should be limestone, IHMO.
Changing the subject, that's one hell of a tow bar you've got there. What do you tow with it? Darren 110 USW BUILD THREAD - EXPEDITION TRAILER - 200tdi 90 BUILD THREAD - SANKEY TRAILER - IG@landroveranorak "You came in that thing? You're braver than I thought!" - Princess Leia |
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9th May 2012 6:50pm |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Darren
The original factory rims were cream outer and brown inner. I have a Series II in the garage that I am keeping "original" as possible but this just looks better without the almost matching rusted wheels. As for towing it came with the hitch when I got it. I have used it last year for skiding logs up at our ski club and also have pulled this a couple of times. Its our 18" Foxcub that sits under a tarp at the office and never gets in the water. 
Click image to enlarge Cheers T_ Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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11th May 2012 8:33pm |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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So after a few years of issues here and there (some sorted by electric ignition) and some just from driving in -20c . Last fall I found that I have blown the head gasket. No too surprised on a 25 year old engine. I first looked at getting it rebuild, then looked at a used V8, then found a nice fella with a few 300TDi and associated tranny and bits to get me going. I sold off some household items then had it loaded into my truck from work with this nice little piece of machinery
Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:23am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Got the engine home and made a stand to keep it on while I cleaned it up
Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:25am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Changed the "spigot bushing", pulled it out by filling it with grease and bashing in an old socket to push the bush out
Sorry for the blurry photo Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:28am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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New clutch
Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:31am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Had to change the tranny gear shift lever as it was from a disco and needed the quadrant adapter
Pointy bit Click image to enlarge Removed Click image to enlarge Adapter installed - then re-installed with locktite Click image to enlarge Looking good! I did some soda blasting on the tranny and engine but it made a hell of a mess. Works pretty well. next time outside!!! Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:39am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Yesterday (Saturday AM) I rolled her into the garage to get ready to start pulling the old engine out
Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:40am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Seatbox, carpet, mats, tunnel, everything out. It is so much easier to remove things than to install
Click image to enlarge V8 overdrive anyone........... Click image to enlarge Click image to enlarge Much easier to work on with the hood off Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
1984 Defender 110 (3.5l V8 now 300TDI) Last edited by Timo on 5th May 2014 2:53am. Edited 1 time in total |
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5th May 2014 2:43am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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Rad out
Click image to enlarge removed all of the fiddly bits Fuel in and out, choke, throttle, power steering, exhaust manifolds didn't want to come off, had to beat them hard... Click image to enlarge Then success Click image to enlarge Notice the tranny support aka basketball net..... Click image to enlarge Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:47am |
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| Timo Member Since: 14 Jul 2011 Location: Peterborough Ontario Posts: 171
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The tranny came out not too bad once I took the frame mounts off
Click image to enlarge I just lowered it down onto the ground then pulled it out from under the truck. I had to jack the frame up about 1" for it to fit. Good thing I never had it lowered !!! Click image to enlarge Seems easy when writing, took about 10 hours of work this weekend.... Click image to enlarge Some things were really easy then some bolts (propshaft) took 15-20 min to get 1 bolt out. Air tools helped greatly. The only help I had was removing the seatbox. I had my little guy turn the screwdriver when I held the bolts underneath. I also forgot the remove the speedo cable and had to stop mid tranny removal to unscew that, also missed one breather pipe from tranny to engine. Initially I thought I could pull the engine and tranny out complete but it wouldn't go. I think if I had removed the tranny mount first it might have happened but it all worked out pretty well. What a weekend. I am packed full of family commitments this upcoming weekend but hope to clean things up in the next two weeks and start the install after that. Cheers Tim Admin note: this post has had its images recovered from a money grabbing photo hosting site and reinstated Series II in pieces
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5th May 2014 2:52am |
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