Waterproofing engine of TD 110

Oct 13, 2006 9 Replies

Gonna get myself a snorkel for the unofficial, what else do I need to do to my



110 of 1990 vintage, it's a TD BTW

my 110 of 1990 vintage, it's

It you're intending spending some time in water, then

DA2270TD Wading Kit - Defender 2.5TD £64.62 inc VAT This has 2 x remote breathers for the gearbox, remote axle breathers and a breather for the timing cover. All pipes are long enough to reachthe top of your snorkel. ERC7295 Wading plug x 2 £0.94 inc VAT

WELLIES! - we don't stock them....... yet!

Richard

Nige uttered summat worrerz funny about:

I don't know how long it is since you went to Anglesea but there are now two bridges from the mainland ;-)

Lee D

my 110 of 1990 vintage, it's

If you get a safari one, let me know where you get hold of the Rivnut tool to wang the 'blind nuts' in the wing...

On or around Sun, 15 Oct 2006 19:51:21 +0100, "Lee_D" enlightened us thusly:

silly arse.

Richard found a link to some similar to Rivinuts but not Rivinuts thing a short while ago.... Richard any ideas?

Lee D

I did? er........... I'll have to think about that!

Richard

Eblag? 200035413971 or 220038090549

Not used these but had them in my bookmarks.

rivnut tool:

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rivnuts:
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Neil

||| Richard found a link to some similar to Rivinuts but not Rivinuts ||| thing a short while ago.... Richard any ideas? || || I did? er........... I'll have to think about that!

Nah, twas this Richard. (There's more than one!) They were called Jacknuts and they came from Primary Fasteners:

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Try to speak to Norman if you ring them - nice character, owns a D2 (as do most of the staff there - story available in Google Groups).

Should be strong enough to hold a snorkel, but they aren't the heavy duty things you would hang a side-step off. Still doing a great job of holding my rear door ladder on, despite my xx stone climbing up and down it.

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