Thread: And you wondered how LRs were built....

Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

we dont even got that at work...

I generally use a steel reinforced leatherbound rubberised size 11 terra boot.

yes the water test was excellent and yes they did check the alignment as well .... bet their roof lining never sags either...

They look like the little Trebants, a pile of crap if there ever was one, you have to remember up until recently cars in Russia and Communist parts of Europe were prohibitively expensive and of bad quality and you had to wait years and years to get one and have four wheel barrow fulls of money.
India still builds the Morris major as a new car and a few other relics long forgotten here, India is getting its act together though, last few years they have come along way with quality, still very behind the times but manufacturing wise they are getting so much better, Still I wouldnt touch a Landrover made there, I just dont think they have the know how to build such a complex machine and a milestone of modern engineering, its such a shame big buisness is so money orientated these days, its all about quantity and who can supply the cheapest parts and getting maximum dollar at same time and killing you forever with spare parts.

Surely a Landrover without leaks is not a Landrover?

India makes & exports machine tools, electric locomotives, diesel engines. Also make their own supersonic aircraft, nuclear reactors, nuclear weapons. How complex is a Land Rover in comparison? Like comparing a longbow to a Vulcan rotary cannon.

Ha Ha, I'm sure Land Rover have done the same leak test over the years, it's just that some boofhead probably forgot to turn the water on. lol

Originally Posted by paulthepilot_5

Ha Ha, I'm sure Land Rover have done the same leak test over the years, it's just that some boofhead probably forgot to turn the water on. lol

ROATFLWABAAPM

(roll all over the floor laughing with a belly ache and P*issing myself)

I'll have to get one of those special hammers, then I can replace all those torx, sae, metric, whitworth tools I need for my Land Rover.

I just pulled my door seal down slighty to fix the gap. Maybe some tools like in the video would have been the correct method.:eek

Originally Posted by 29dinosaur

take a look at this video clip of how east german cars were put together and then ask how were the poms any different with LR or how the Indians will be when they finally take over LR

mm you not been to the midlands in the Uk before have you


Indians have been making land rovers for years