It is like a proper production, this is really high class and the fact that it is free is somewhat unbelievable!! Thank you for an excellent display of what RUclips can be if you put in the hard, long hours!
As someone who owns a 25 year old Disovery 2 TD5 (the best of the LR engines).and does many many remote adventures throughout Australia. You can always fix a landrover and it will always get you home. They are the very best of vehicles and I am truly loving your series brake downs n all adventure it highlights how simple they are to fix with basic bush machines 😉 trip of a life time
44:40 when blowing out filters blow from the inside out, at least at first, otherwise you may just be imbedding some dust deeper in rather than pushing it out. Great series!
lol in our defence all we covered up was Rich saying he could swap out the 300tdi sensor for the Puma one in the green landy to test, which wasn’t compatible so wasn’t ever done.
Such a good trip ! Agree with some comments to tell : it's the best travel video since a long time !!! Almost stock Defender without too much accessories. Mechanic skills & road repairs. That's all the spirit Land Rover. Can't wait the next one. Best Regards from a Swiss Defender owner.
I travelled with my folks in Southern Africa for many years in two 300 Tdi's. We went eveywhere together in them. Thank you for a great show, it made me super nostalgic. Great to see some adventurers swinging spanners in Africa. This is genuinely what its like overlanding in Old Landrovers.
This video should be number 1 on the RUclips trending list! Loved the whole video never needed to fast forward or skip a single time. Friends the view and your rovers what else could a man want for an adventure.
Ex TD5 owner too, god those engines are just total lemons if you get a bad one. The rest of the car was brilliant though, and I will own another. Just not with that motor.
You guys are awesome. There's nothing best than have your friends along the road and have fun no matter what goes wrong with the vehicle. Keep travelling wherever you are. Greetings from Kazakhstan
Nothing like traveling to a completely unfamiliar continent to drive sketchy vehicles through some terrible conditions with a group of guys to see the scenery. Well played Rich.
1:05:50 That's The storyline of any random road trip with a Landy 😂. You break the bank in the gas station and the parts store, drive through some terrain most people can't navigate on foot, pul a couple of Toyotas out of a ditch, fix 2/3 of the damn thing on the side of the road, get a sore ass from all the vibration and the nice comfy seats and still somehow you knowingly decide to do all that again 😅😅😅 and again 😂😂😂
This is a great series! I mean how much fun is it to take vehicles that half of the off-road world see as unreliable and take them cross country. You get to play with trucks, see sites, and see creatures that you may never get to see again. Good fun!
I’ve been waiting for this episode! Absolutely love this series and the landys! You guys rock. It’s awesome seeing how determined and handy you all are to keep them going. These actually are good trucks once someone who knows what they are doing fully goes through them, and you use them as intended!
Pro Tip, don't park in the middle of a dirt road with three cards spanning the entire width! Thats bad news waiting to happe :D Awesome video guys! Brings back memories of driving there as a youngster in a red G-wagon!
I noticed the same thing and wondered if anyone else did. Would recommend blowing air from the clean side of the filter to the dirty side of the filter. That way dust blows out of the filter without having to travel all the way through the filter. It’ll perform better and last longer this way.
I've always found it easiest to reverse bleed the clutch from the slave cylinder. You just use a traditional pumpy oil can filled with clutch fluid with a bit of hose connected to the bleed nipple on the slave. Turns it into a 1 person job!
Exceptional piece of film! Love able but slightly flaky vehicles, good buddies traveling through exotic countries. What an adventure?! Thank you. I know how much time and effort must have gone into making this. Not jealous at all! 😂Incredible memories for sure.
Really enjoying this, l have driven TD landys they are fantastic…. When they are working, no way known l would ever buy one. Looking forward to episode 3.
Thermostat is a separate plastic item on a TD5 not in the head - The piece they are missing for the rad fan shroud is an intermediate plastic frame the attaches to the radiator using the two holes in the rad and two clips at the bottom, and lastly if that machine is supposed to have been a "ready for sale" Land Rover the place that sold it needs to have a serious chat with themselves.....
For real man, I thought he said that it's inspected by that dealer(?) or something. It is a consignment but shouldn't they at least check it a little bit before giving it to the costumer. Problems right from the get go.
@@HPLP85 Well said. I have now 340k on mine, including a lot of towing and off-roading, without any major engine issues at all. That Trip to Brittannica Restorations would also be stuff for a really interesting video!
Im a long time follower of the channel and I cannot express how strange it is to see Rich driving a car I have seen for sale in my town, using our local shitty yellow tool sets, and drinking black label next to the road. Lol
Unfortunately you hit a common bird / raptor to that area... Pale Chanting Goshawk... They predate on other birds, snakes, rodents and small mammals. 😛
Great job guys, These two episodes can hold up with the Grand Tour any day! Love the roadside fixes. Hopefully you will have these Rovers at a car show in Dunville next year!
Little trick with Td5 cooling systems. When you need to bleed the system, you need raise the header tank above the height of the engine by 100 mm (4 inches) with the engine running and the cap removed because, believe it or not, air gets trapped in there and causes all sorts of issues.
Watching the video at the moment, not sure if your aware that the ecu controls what the temp gauge displays on the Td5 , normally when the gauge fluctuates & goes into limp mode it's a bad earth at the ecu / behind the expansion bottle on
Brilliant episodes, love it . I've ŵorked on landrovers and toyota's for 40 years and they are very good trucks and just as bad as each other. And can be fixed èasy in the bush where you modern trucks you need a tow truck and parts are very easy to get for landrovers there are 2 types of td5 10p And a 15 p engines . Keep up the great videos. Looking forward to the next episodes
I lived there on the Skeleton Coast where the Orange River, ( border to the south with South Africa )...dumps into the Atlantic. Go to the beach, walk north, look for raw diamonds on the surface of the sand. Watch for the DeBeers guard jeep with dogs and full-auto weapons. Best to look like a polite semi-lost tourist. The diamond cutters in Soweto, ( Johannesburg slum ) will give you good job and fair price. Namibian girls are indeed most beautiful.
the termite mounds that you see are basically the chimney for an air conditioning system for the rest of the nest which is underground and can be absolutely massive.
The background sounds especially on the landscape b roll is fantastic!! And Rich, your content is fire lately!!!! Oh, and that video with zip tie was awesome 👍😎
Had the same problem with my headlight switch blowing on my Defender 110 200tdi. I fixed it by putting in a lighting relay, because they didn't have any in the 200tdi and early 300tdi👍
Just found your channel & really enjoy it, and your in Dunnville I'm not far, I'm just in Guelph! Soon as I saw the Defender not starting I was saying it's the shutoff switch. Think you have about as many problems with those trucks as I do with my old GMC 6.5 diesel!! Anyway loving the videos! 👍
So, this is basically exactly like like every Land Rover "trip" I have ever tagged along on. I was usually the odd man out with my Toyota, but it was always the same. The videos and the photos afterwards were always, oh.. here is where we had to stop and fix this. Here is where it overheated. At the end of every day on the tracks, the LR guys all had their hoods up and were crawling under their rigs looking for something. I felt obligated to open my own hood to check if the engine was still there. The LRs mostly always got them to the end, but holy crap did they need a lot of maintenance. Though, it seemed to me, for the LR folks, that was most of the fun.
The main roadways between cities in Namibia are so quiet. Could be from a combination of being sparsely populated, good coming direct to ports rather than by transport truck, and the financial barriers of owning a vehicle.
An epic episode across great destinations, good video. I guess the only way a land-rover can make through such raids and distances is with the mechanics nearby 😂😂
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This is in my opinion the best video I have ever seen on RUclips.....absolutely epic journey. Thanks DEBOSS you knocked it out of the park
Thank you! Tell your friends, a ton of work went Into this series!
This video needs way more attention. This is top notch production quality. You guys went above and beyond on this.
@@DEBOSSGARAGE will do deboss garage
It is like a proper production, this is really high class and the fact that it is free is somewhat unbelievable!!
Thank you for an excellent display of what RUclips can be if you put in the hard, long hours!
100% agree!!!! Absolutely the best video ever can't wait for the next one.
Lets all give credit where credit is due, Aaron for non stop filming, not missing a single shot and making these boys look good on camera!
As someone who owns a 25 year old Disovery 2 TD5 (the best of the LR engines).and does many many remote adventures throughout Australia. You can always fix a landrover and it will always get you home. They are the very best of vehicles and I am truly loving your series brake downs n all adventure it highlights how simple they are to fix with basic bush machines 😉 trip of a life time
44:40 when blowing out filters blow from the inside out, at least at first, otherwise you may just be imbedding some dust deeper in rather than pushing it out. Great series!
That’s a beautiful quote, “Do your duty and face danger when needed, to help others.”
Dont edit out Rich explaining/diagnosing stuff. That is exactly why I watch.
lol in our defence all we covered up was Rich saying he could swap out the 300tdi sensor for the Puma one in the green landy to test, which wasn’t compatible so wasn’t ever done.
Such a good trip ! Agree with some comments to tell : it's the best travel video since a long time !!! Almost stock Defender without too much accessories. Mechanic skills & road repairs. That's all the spirit Land Rover. Can't wait the next one. Best Regards from a Swiss Defender owner.
I travelled with my folks in Southern Africa for many years in two 300 Tdi's. We went eveywhere together in them. Thank you for a great show, it made me super nostalgic. Great to see some adventurers swinging spanners in Africa. This is genuinely what its like overlanding in Old Landrovers.
This gives me TopGear vibes in the best way possible. Well done guys.
“Do not get out of the car it will stab you!” Immediately followed by “we’re pulling over to check the oil”. Lmao.
This video should be number 1 on the RUclips trending list! Loved the whole video never needed to fast forward or skip a single time. Friends the view and your rovers what else could a man want for an adventure.
Best quote from this video: "Is that bar open?"
Ex Land Rover owner here, TD5 110. Now without all the repair bills, I own 2 Land Cruisers! 😉
Land Rover,
the most expensive 4 X 4 X FAR
Ex TD5 owner too, god those engines are just total lemons if you get a bad one. The rest of the car was brilliant though, and I will own another. Just not with that motor.
Great reading. I do love all the Toyota fan boys stories! If Jackanory drove a 4x4 I’m sure it would be a Toyota!!!! 🤡🤡🤡
@@PillSharks lots of time to read , when you “ drive “ a Land Rover. 🤣😂
😠 Block yourself
You guys are awesome. There's nothing best than have your friends along the road and have fun no matter what goes wrong with the vehicle. Keep travelling wherever you are. Greetings from Kazakhstan
Nothing like traveling to a completely unfamiliar continent to drive sketchy vehicles through some terrible conditions with a group of guys to see the scenery. Well played Rich.
1:05:50 That's The storyline of any random road trip with a Landy 😂. You break the bank in the gas station and the parts store, drive through some terrain most people can't navigate on foot, pul a couple of Toyotas out of a ditch, fix 2/3 of the damn thing on the side of the road, get a sore ass from all the vibration and the nice comfy seats and still somehow you knowingly decide to do all that again 😅😅😅 and again 😂😂😂
best episodes about traveling in Africa! Like LR, Hi from Ukraine!
Was waiting for the 2nd to drop! This is a Great Series😅
You can take the kid out of Dunnville, but you'll never take the Dunnville out of the kid!
This is a great series! I mean how much fun is it to take vehicles that half of the off-road world see as unreliable and take them cross country. You get to play with trucks, see sites, and see creatures that you may never get to see again. Good fun!
Honestly, the best trip Ive ever done, bar none.
...and a lot of parts ^__^ lovely views, impressive roadside pit crew action, keep 'em rolling!
I’ve been waiting for this episode! Absolutely love this series and the landys! You guys rock. It’s awesome seeing how determined and handy you all are to keep them going.
These actually are good trucks once someone who knows what they are doing fully goes through them, and you use them as intended!
You shouldn't need to though.
@@Low760They are old, and heavily used. Traits all old cars share. It makes total sense to have to go through them.
What a great show. It is a great pleasure to watch your adventures in a part of the world I know very well. Fantastic, thank you!
Camera work and editing are outstanding!!!
I would be down for ANY crazy adventure in any vehicle………. As long as Rich was going too. I’m loving this series ! Thanks guys
Wow, functional borders! What a concept!
Us Namibians that know reality: 😂
What an awesome adventure. Thanks for bringing us along!
Absolutely incredible series, honesty this should 100% be a tv series. When does the next episode get released please seriously cant wait.
Pro Tip, don't park in the middle of a dirt road with three cards spanning the entire width! Thats bad news waiting to happe :D Awesome video guys! Brings back memories of driving there as a youngster in a red G-wagon!
This is the best series, love the Land Rover content.
Bad practice at 44:34. He is pushing the particles deeper in the filter media by blowing from outside toward inside.
I noticed the same thing and wondered if anyone else did. Would recommend blowing air from the clean side of the filter to the dirty side of the filter. That way dust blows out of the filter without having to travel all the way through the filter. It’ll perform better and last longer this way.
Always add some car-oil on the rubber seal of the air-filter . . .it traps all dust and seals better.
I enjoyed this so much, thank you for taking a different path with your content, Thanks Rich and team.
"We were gonna drive to some shiny dunes, didnt realize it was all gonna be sand" Fucking gold :D
I've always found it easiest to reverse bleed the clutch from the slave cylinder. You just use a traditional pumpy oil can filled with clutch fluid with a bit of hose connected to the bleed nipple on the slave. Turns it into a 1 person job!
Thank you for taking us along this adventure!
This is going to be epic. Can’t wait to set aside some time to watch !
Absolutely brilliant . Mates on a fantastic adventure . Loved it.
Rich, this video is by far the best and funnest I have ever watched on your channel. Great job.
Land Rover... Making mechanics 1 mile at a time. Brilliant video guys.
Wow, incredible trip. What an adventure. Thanks for sharing 👍
This has to be the best thing on you tube. Really enjoyed watching.
Awesome series 👏🏽 Drive, breakdown, fix, drive again! Best boy's trip menu!
Love the free plug to INGCO tools 😂😂
Great music scenery and good times. A life worth living.👍
Yeppers I enjoyed the content very much 😄. Thanks for sharing guys 🙂.
Exceptional piece of film! Love able but slightly flaky vehicles, good buddies traveling through exotic countries. What an adventure?! Thank you. I know how much time and effort must have gone into making this. Not jealous at all! 😂Incredible memories for sure.
It's only exotic if you don't live there. For us in Africa, Canada is an exotic place.
@@upscaleshack You are very lucky! I was thinking of suggesting the boys carry on their trip into the wilds of Canada.
Really enjoying this, l have driven TD landys they are fantastic…. When they are working, no way known l would ever buy one. Looking forward to episode 3.
Love this series! More!
Rich driving in the wilderness with his blinker on like an old man. Priceless.
Top Gear/Grand Tour ended, and this is exactly what we needed. 👌
Thank you sooooo much DEBOSS. Reviving my dream. Owning defenders is a great thing to do.
Living your dream! 🙈👍🏻🙏🦘
great stuff and the saga continues cant wait for next installment
Atleast the Landrovers create a lot of content, ha ha... Great series!
Thank y’all for bringing us with y’all. I will never be able to visit in person so seeing everything is amazing. Thank y’all from Natchitches La.!
Thermostat is a separate plastic item on a TD5 not in the head - The piece they are missing for the rad fan shroud is an intermediate plastic frame the attaches to the radiator using the two holes in the rad and two clips at the bottom, and lastly if that machine is supposed to have been a "ready for sale" Land Rover the place that sold it needs to have a serious chat with themselves.....
Absolutely.....all I could think of is who was messing with that td5! A trip to Britannia restorations in Quebec when you get back might be worth it?
For real man, I thought he said that it's inspected by that dealer(?) or something. It is a consignment but shouldn't they at least check it a little bit before giving it to the costumer. Problems right from the get go.
@@HPLP85 Well said. I have now 340k on mine, including a lot of towing and off-roading, without any major engine issues at all. That Trip to Brittannica Restorations would also be stuff for a really interesting video!
amazing episode, thank for it to be so long - missed them
Im a long time follower of the channel and I cannot express how strange it is to see Rich driving a car I have seen for sale in my town, using our local shitty yellow tool sets, and drinking black label next to the road. Lol
Comments for the algorithm! What an awesome adventure, thanks for filming this for us all Rich and crew
The TD5 is missing the lower part of the fan cowling which is why the top part of the fan cowling has nothing to attach onto.
Really enjoying this series…big thumbs up from Vancouver!
Thank you for sharing these experiences. Incredible.
Great video guys!!! Vwry entertaining!!
So good!👍
Awesome series man
Wow, just wow!! Thank you for sharing this adventure with us.
Unfortunately you hit a common bird / raptor to that area... Pale Chanting Goshawk... They predate on other birds, snakes, rodents and small mammals. 😛
That's some weird looking snow 😜🍁
Fantastic series. Even my wife that dislikes automotove shows watched these with me.
Best all around video yet!!.
Great job guys, These two episodes can hold up with the Grand Tour any day! Love the roadside fixes. Hopefully you will have these Rovers at a car show in Dunville next year!
Nothing can or will compare to the Grand Tour...ever.
Little trick with Td5 cooling systems. When you need to bleed the system, you need raise the header tank above the height of the engine by 100 mm (4 inches) with the engine running and the cap removed because, believe it or not, air gets trapped in there and causes all sorts of issues.
Watching the video at the moment, not sure if your aware that the ecu controls what the temp gauge displays on the Td5 , normally when the gauge fluctuates & goes into limp mode it's a bad earth at the ecu / behind the expansion bottle on
Looks like an amazing trip. Aside from a few unanticipated stops. But all adds to the story. Fantastic video.
Absolutely loving this adventure!!
Brilliant episodes, love it . I've ŵorked on landrovers and toyota's for 40 years and they are very good trucks and just as bad as each other. And can be fixed èasy in the bush where you modern trucks you need a tow truck and parts are very easy to get for landrovers there are 2 types of td5 10p And a 15 p engines . Keep up the great videos. Looking forward to the next episodes
Lekker man, lekker!
I lived there on the Skeleton Coast where the Orange River, ( border to the south with South Africa )...dumps into the Atlantic. Go to the beach, walk north, look for raw diamonds on the surface of the sand. Watch for the DeBeers guard jeep with dogs and full-auto weapons. Best to look like a polite semi-lost tourist. The diamond cutters in Soweto, ( Johannesburg slum ) will give you good job and fair price. Namibian girls are indeed most beautiful.
Your handle 😂😂😂😂
@@fastinradfordable From my High School days. Good observation.
This is such an epic adventure. Excellent editing, mechanical skills. Bravo! Can’t wait for the next
the termite mounds that you see are basically the chimney for an air conditioning system for the rest of the nest which is underground and can be absolutely massive.
Ahhh good ol land rover's keeping mechanics employed since forever 😂😂
Welcome to our sky at night such a difference when there isn't light pollution
Thumbs up guys, keep 'em coming.
The background sounds especially on the landscape b roll is fantastic!! And Rich, your content is fire lately!!!! Oh, and that video with zip tie was awesome 👍😎
Barbie seems like a pain, Cummins swap it 😂
What an epic journey!
Nice Kitty at the end... 🦁😆
Had the same problem with my headlight switch blowing on my Defender 110 200tdi. I fixed it by putting in a lighting relay, because they didn't have any in the 200tdi and early 300tdi👍
Just found your channel & really enjoy it, and your in Dunnville I'm not far, I'm just in Guelph! Soon as I saw the Defender not starting I was saying it's the shutoff switch. Think you have about as many problems with those trucks as I do with my old GMC 6.5 diesel!! Anyway loving the videos! 👍
In Africa we would just take the thermostat out and drive like that.
How you guys finding driving on the left?
That night sky was amazing. Such a cool place.
Namibia is the second least populated country in the world. With such little light pollution, the stars were insane
@@DEBOSSGARAGEgreat series. I am enjoying all of the fun facts.
What a blessing.... all because Aaron was between jobs and filmed you in the shop years ago. @@DEBOSSGARAGE
Just amazing, thank you
Once again, awesome camera and audio!
That one brakedown with yoda might be from a worn ignition switch loses voltage with key on run but gets voltage with when starting
WOW THAT WAS GREAT I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT !
So, this is basically exactly like like every Land Rover "trip" I have ever tagged along on. I was usually the odd man out with my Toyota, but it was always the same. The videos and the photos afterwards were always, oh.. here is where we had to stop and fix this. Here is where it overheated. At the end of every day on the tracks, the LR guys all had their hoods up and were crawling under their rigs looking for something. I felt obligated to open my own hood to check if the engine was still there.
The LRs mostly always got them to the end, but holy crap did they need a lot of maintenance. Though, it seemed to me, for the LR folks, that was most of the fun.
This is so good. Im laughing all the time!! :D keep it up :)
the ozzies say if your going into the outback take a landrover if you want to come back take a land cruiser
that was great thanks for sharing
Not much traffic, seems quiet or just more out in the countryside?
The main roadways between cities in Namibia are so quiet. Could be from a combination of being sparsely populated, good coming direct to ports rather than by transport truck, and the financial barriers of owning a vehicle.
An epic episode across great destinations, good video. I guess the only way a land-rover can make through such raids and distances is with the mechanics nearby 😂😂