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Offline Samc88

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Re: Margaret's Rebuild (Round 2)
« on: December 06, 2015, 10:01:59 pm »
Right then more progress today, I took the damaged door and sill off





Pic of the bulkhead damage, the outrigger isnt affected (its sort of bent above that)



Also fitted some new stuff today, my filler plate from rocky mountain for the transfer box



I do have the dipstick to go with it but i couldnt get the filler plug out. I'll do that when i sort the rear oil seal on the transfer box which has given up all hope of retaining fluid. While Im at the improvement for easy living stage Im debating about making a similar dipstick/ filler arrangement for the main gear box. Will make transmission oil changes so much quicker and easier.

also as promised a pic of the front of the axle dropped



all the axle mechanical bits are fine. I even had time to run the new TREs in the new drag links to clean the threads upp. In the pic below you can see the difference in thickness between standard and HD. I bought the HD set from paddocks which includes all 4 track rod ends for £65 which i think is pretty good



At the minute its looking quite good for being back on the road around new year, every cloud has a silver lining and that will be that the landy will be much improved as a daily driver than it was and its given me the chance to cary out all the jobs ive been meaning to do over the last year.
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