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blackwolf



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Not exactly counterfeit, made by a different subsidiary of the parent company.
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Caterham



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granted not the correct word.
what I meant was 'crap attempt at doing the same thing by different bunch of people' Mr. Green
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retromatic80



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Front axcel
Do tell about the front axcel. How can you tell if you got a non parent company front axcel?
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Ianh



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See this post https://www.defender2.net/forum/topic55655...p;start=75.

If it’s mig welded you potentially do have the issue, all depends on when it was made, if friction welded you don’t.
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Julie



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theorangebandit wrote:
I would suggest that land rover have put some engineering and research into the grading of the oil. It is very rare that oil grading is incorrect from factory spec.


Take a quick look in your user manual and find out that Land Rover propose a 5W30 for an engine oil change (which is imho not fully correct for a 2.2 DPF engine) Whistle
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retromatic80



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I second that Julie
Julie I agree wholeheartedly, any recommendations re the engine in a puma I would take with a grain of salt. I would trust ford over land rover in this regard.
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Dinnu



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Julie wrote:
theorangebandit wrote:
I would suggest that land rover have put some engineering and research into the grading of the oil. It is very rare that oil grading is incorrect from factory spec.


Take a quick look in your user manual and find out that Land Rover propose a 5W30 for an engine oil change (which is imho not fully correct for a 2.2 DPF engine) Whistle


What oil do you use in your engine? 1988 90 Hard Top, 19J Diesel Turbo, Shire Blue - Restoration ongoing
2012 90 CSW, 2.2TDCI, Santorini Black
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