Thread: What did you do on your Landy today?

Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Yep, that's the secret heater hose.
New radiator will get put in some time soon so I'll blank it off later.

The part no. for the blanking bit has been quoted as PYB500040, although I haven't confirmed that yet. It actually has nothing to do with the heater, the old radiators are divided into 2 tanks, the smaller lower one supplies coolant to the fuel cooler from the lower spigot, coolant being supplied to the tank from the oil cooler, via the secret hose. A T connection at the rear of the fuel cooler provides a connection for the coolant return from the heater matrix & coolant return from the fuel cooler. This coolant flows via the heater/expansion tank return hose joining the coolant pump feed pipe. [ thanks to RAVE ] Bob

For the first time in 45 years I actually serviced my car exactly when it was due. Below is the kilomatage when I drove it off my hoist.

I also fixed the dodgy relay socket that runs one of my Fyrlyt's and I finally refitted the turbo heat shield.

Originally Posted by d2dave

For the first time in 45 years I actually serviced my car exactly when it was due. Below is the kilomatage when I drove it off my hoist.

I also fixed the dodgy relay socket that runs one of my Fyrlyt's and I finally refitted the turbo heat shield.

classic photo - good timing

Originally Posted by CaptainJack

classic photo - good timing

Did same with my D1 except the first number is three instead of two.

Originally Posted by d2dave

For the first time in 45 years I actually serviced my car exactly when it was due. Below is the kilomatage when I drove it off my hoist.

I also fixed the dodgy relay socket that runs one of my Fyrlyt's and I finally refitted the turbo heat shield.

I would frame that photo because you will never see those numbers again.

Bought a bright orange synthetic winch rope for a good price at the Brisbane Camping, Caravan and Fishing Show on Saturday and fitted it on Sunday morning (in between the rain). So now the winch which was on the Defender, minus a rope, when we bought it is working fine and ready to rescue the wife's Yaris if she gets it stuck on the front lawn (as if). Ha!
One more step in getting the Defender ready for exploring. Now looking forward to the drawers arriving next week.

Took rust out. Put metal back in.
The end.

Brian.

Paid the balance owing on the drawers for the Defender today and arranged delivery, hopefully later in the week. Can't wait.