Why is it so?

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Originally posted by garrycol+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(garrycol)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Omaroo
I think that I have a lemon 110 Defender.

I have repeatedly backed the vehicle out of the driveway to see what has leaked onto the concrete where it's usually parked.

Nada. Zip. Zilch.

Maybe we got a bad batch tombraider........

8)

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Patience - it is not a mattter of if it will start leaking - it is just a matter of when https://www.aulro.com/afvb/[/b][/quote]

Given the feedback, maybe I should see if there's actually any oil in it at all 8O

My disco leaks oil from the transfer case, i have been told its because of a 20c o-ring somewhere on top of the case itself. So i put up with it. A small price to pay for being able to go further off road. Land Rover engineered the oil leak in for two reasons. 1) As a rust prevention system, it appears to have worked, 70% ever built are still on the road. 2) to give toyo and nissan drivers something to make them feel better about not being smart enough to buy one. Matt https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

Mt transfer leaks but from the rear output shaft. I have replaced it already so just put up with it. Might help me get back home oneday when I get lost https://www.aulro.com/afvb/

All the threads are all well and good but why don't lawnmowers leak oil?

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Originally posted by garrycol
All the threads are all well and good but why don't lawnmowers leak oil?

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Because they don't require an anti rust system :roll:

D1 doesn't leak....

I'm getting worried....

a myth for the mythbusters?

cheers, GQ