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    Steering Issues.

    Good Evening.
    A Question/problem for Serious Honest Land Rover Owners.........

    I have been over the Whole Steering System, checked all Bolts, nuts and Free play, But still the Steering wheel appears to be getting closer to me.

    If anyone could give me an Honest solution to my problem, it would be much Appreciated.
    Thanks.

    whitehillbilly


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    Diet or exercise regime needed?
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    Quote Originally Posted by whitehillbilly64 View Post
    Good Evening.
    A Question/problem for Serious Honest Land Rover Owners.........

    I have been over the Whole Steering System, checked all Bolts, nuts and Free play, But still the Steering wheel appears to be getting closer to me.

    If anyone could give me an Honest solution to my problem, it would be much Appreciated.
    Thanks.

    whitehillbilly

    hi i have the correct steering boxes date stamped for your lr
    Russell Rovers
    Series I Parts Specialists
    russellrovers AT gmail.com
    Phone 0428732001

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    Quote Originally Posted by whitehillbilly64 View Post
    Good Evening.
    A Question/problem for Serious Honest Land Rover Owners.........

    I have been over the Whole Steering System, checked all Bolts, nuts and Free play, But still the Steering wheel appears to be getting closer to me.

    If anyone could give me an Honest solution to my problem, it would be much Appreciated.
    Thanks.

    whitehillbilly

    Low profile tyres would lower the seat slightly and give you a bit more room.
    .W.

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    Quote Originally Posted by B.S.F. View Post
    Low profile tyres would lower the seat slightly and give you a bit more room.
    .W.
    Alternatively, raising the suspension higher would move you further away from the Earths' mass so that the effect of gravity would be less and your body would tend to be taller and thinner. May have to take off your hat, but...
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    Great Q? Is that for the series 1. next time I see you in town I'll come over and have a chat. a simple adjustment.

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    Thanks for all the fantastic comments.
    Off for Pie and chips, with a few beers at the local Pub.........

    whitehillbilly

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