It's not officially Sunday until you've watched your weekly LR Time video with two awesome Germans. Great progress & incredible skills from Robin. A trade for life
I REALLY love watching you guys. Here in Australia, we think Germans are not funny, but you both prove us sooo wrong! I truely enjoy Christian’s technical expertise and he reminds me of the people I worked with when building my MB Trac Machines many years ago. I also think you have exceptionally talented boys. Thank you for sharing LR Time as well as your lives with us.
Sunday evening here in The Adelaide Hills and just watched this video drinking a Barossa Shiraz. A master class in automotive restoration. The way you guys present and edit (Fast forwarding the obvious and non technical bits) is a skill in itself. Love it. I admire your expertise Christian. You Vera and Robin make a great team!
So basically, when rebuilding a Discovery, you need a highly skilled blacksmith like Robin. I'm now trying to persuade my youngest daughter to train as a blacksmith for all the projects I've got planned in the future. Not sure she's quite on board yet. 😅 Seriously though, great effort and Robin has some real talent and skills. You must be very proud. 👍
Great to see a stud extractor actually remove a stud. I have never been so lucky, and always end up drilling out and re - tapping. Very impressed with Robins work, a real talent.
I would LOVE to see some videos with the D3 doing some trips like Itchy Boots on her bike. With you two doing trail repairs etc with some amazing travel content etc.
Oh boy, I thought Christian was the brains of the family but Robin is an artist in metal work. Great job raising such a talented and self confident family C& V ❤
GREAT TO SEE THE TALENT RUNS IN YOUR FAMILY , your always fun to watch and have still not purchased a LR , due to your videos . Thanks for the fun and your love of a British product . 🤣❤👍
Another excellent video , and excellent workmanship . Judging from Robin this excellence runs in the family . Having all the “ tooling “ / equipment is great , but knowing how to use it , is even greater . And you Vera as the lady of the house , keep things well run as the lady of the workshop.
Another great sunday morning coffee you 2, and at 81 I'm still able to double task I had the laptop on my lap and the TOUR on the TV . Great sunday morning in California thanks you 2 for sharing. Happy Trails
@@Vera_and_Christian I wish to hell they could do something about the fans sticking their butts out and interfering and crashing the cyclist. People don't think, there stupidity could cause a guy his carrier with an injury they have enough problems without stupid bystanders getting in the way . Tomorrow will be sad no more tour . Stay safe out there in the shop you 2. Happy Trails
Had the same issue just our Caddy van last year. I swapped out the cartridge like you did. I never measured the vane actuation with the same precision as you though Christian. It’s a much more economical repair than buying a new turbo or taking a chance on a third party refurbished one. Robin has some serious skills for such a young man, he has a bright future ahead of him!
Wow, I had a dream of forging knives for a living at one point, but Robin is actually doing it and doing an amazing job. And don't feel bad about the unbranded turbo cartridge, I rebuilt the turbo on my old Jag using a Chinese cartridge which i'm pretty sure cost me $30AUD!
Vera and Christian you brighten my day with your gentle humour and endless knowledge. Incidentally, I once owned a Toyota and it was such a boring vehicle. In 4 years I had to change a rear bulb. My Discovery 2 on the other hand only ever needed a new power steering pump, replacement suspension air compressor and numerous other repairs in the 2 years I had it. It was so exciting wondering what would go wrong every time I drove it! I wish you guys had been around then! Keep up the great work!
Tip when clocking/aligning things, scribe/draw/center punch two parallel lines close together it takes out 99% of misalignment from looking at a single line from different angle 👍
It would be good to pre-lube the charger before fitting, usually done by squirting some oil down top oil inlet port and spin turbo until it comes out the bottom drain port. Great video's, really enjoy them.
@@Vera_and_Christian If you do it before fitting the drain pipe, any metal particles are flushed out and do not enter the sump, and I also lube it again before start up, just the way I have always done it.
This series of videos could have been a movie , called .... " Honey , i took your apart " ... with a disclaimer message saying "no divorce papers were filed during the making of this video " . Brilliant job Christian and Vera so funny to watch 😂😂😂 Also, Robin is a really gifted Blacksmith
German Engineeering at its best , love you guys , best time of my life was in Germany 🇩🇪, I used to live in Mannheim , 88 to 1992 , I was a helicopter 🚁 mechanic with the US ARMY, Chinooks actually. I felt like I was born in Germany 🇩🇪
Guten Sonntagmorgen Vera & Christian 😊 Every Sunday is now a special day when I get the LR time video 🤩 Not very one can make such an interesting video on a turbo charger except you tow 👍🏻 Fantastic seeing Robin in his forge 😀 Off to work now 🙄 Have a great week see next week guys. And as always big hug and kiss for Vera 😘x 🏴
I have learnt something today. I have done a few core replacements, I actually did one on a W639 Vito last week but I have never checked the travel of the actuator arm. From now on this will be standard procedure.
@@Vera_and_Christian Hahaa...! Thought as much, man after my own heart! The Discovery 3/4 is a simply amazing machine... never to be repeated, regrettably. Your enthusiasm is addictive and the videos the highlight of the week!
Your son's work is awesome, that level of work at that young age he will be in high demand for all his life! Also your guys work is also great so we know where he got it from! A couple of days ago my daughter was helping me with the brakes on my L322 and she double clicked the torque wrench and when I asked her why , she said "You taught me that", which is something I have picked up from Christian. I had a good chuckle about that.
ITS LR TIME😊😊😊 what a great rebuild,better than new.such dedication to perfection.enjoying every stage of the rebuild.your disco will be perfect.lucky vera.till next week enjoy your week.😊😊😊😊
I always look forward to Sunday morning. This is normally the first video of the new day that I watch. I enjoy some of the videos that it just does that pertain to Land Rover. Like this one here this morning. Any new car today has some sort of turbocharger or a supercharger. I am like yourself I don't want to spend more money than necessary. Like here rebuilding the turbocharger. I personally prefer to rebuild factory parts then to go with aftermarket. I cannot wait to hear the engine again. I have enjoyed the whole process of this rebuild. I really like what you did with the frame. Hopefully everything is back together before the first snowfall. I'm looking very forward to watching your next video.
Exellent Kristian and Vera, German precesion enginering on a british farm machine!!! (I sincerly hope Vera kicks your nuts off camera sometimes, you are not always kind to her!!!) Thank you both for the effort.
very precise in everything you do which is great and it is nice to see so many "mechanics" are not so good that is why cars keep landing back in the Garages ,thanks for the video
Top job you two! Yesterday I rotated my wheels, alignment was done Friday also a 5W-40 oil change...no bits or pieces to be seen in the old filter and old oil, air filter checked and car ready for England trip coming up.... thanks for the inspiration! 👍🏻
Here are the two videos we have on the FBH ruclips.net/video/lVNKbrv7SWA/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/y4R7oWn7aaM/видео.html I honestly don't think there is more content planned on the FBH, unless one breaks of course. 👍🙋♀️
Top one Vera and Christian ( and Robin) you guys are such an inspiration to all of us couch grease monkeys. Best Sunday entertainment, I hope you sleep well after all that precision engineering and Camera work.
I think you alignment line and punch holes are light years ahead of British engineering... if any of the people who assembled the car watch this they will have their mind blown
I’ve got a smaller rachet than you,😂 I bought two different sets from Teng tools maybe 15 years ago one set is sockets up to 13 mm the other Allan Philips and torx perfect for tight spots and both ratchets still work fine👍👍
I love how you get to use some of your toys errr tools 😅 this looks like i could remove my crossover pipe and turbo body on if I take my gearbox out ❤ ..I have a stainless steel replacement crossover pipe to install
you keep a careful eye on him vera skimpin on gaskets like that be tellin us next the string has broken on the banjo bolt and thats what makes the turbo whistle lmho
Amazing work, as always. And this video was not at all boring. You two make a great team and bring a lot of entertainment to these projects. (Copper washers... from Aldi! hahaha) So, what is the story with those 2 remaining bolts?? 😉
As someone else said, Robin what a Talent 👌🏻😎… now a little more education on English (that’s proper English not the ‘Toyota’ kind) use of the word ‘Banjo’ in slang, it is used specifically for ‘Eiersandwich’ ‘Egg Banjo’ 🤓✌🏻
@@Vera_and_Christian Apologies Vera I wasn’t commenting on Robin’s English , Mein Deutsch ist nicht gut …. Just Christian’s comments about ‘Banjo fittings’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I guess I do not watch your video long enough: I think I have heard your older son speak for the 1st time. He seems not to say much. But do quite a lot. I mean - for 18 yo - that is unusual nowadays. Commendable.
I know that applying a Ceramic Coating to the Exhaust Manifold improves performance by maintaining EGT (exhaust gas temperature) in the piping. This reduces Engine Bay Temperature and improves the scavenge effect by maintaining EGT and pressure in the Exhaust Pipe. I’ve never seen it done with a Turbocharged Engine and was wondering if it wouldn’t have the same effect?!? Being that turbocharging increases both engine and exhaust temperatures, I would expect increased benefit from Ceramic Coating the Manifold and maybe the Turbo Housing as well?
Vera, here's an explanation on banjo bolts en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjo_fitting . "Compared to pipe fittings that are themselves threaded, banjo fittings have the advantage that they do not have to be rotated relative to the host fitting. This avoids damage that can be caused by twisting the hose during installation. It also allows the pipe exit direction to be adjusted relative to the fitting, then the bolt tightened independently."
I’d love to have been a fly on the wall when your carbide drill broke in the turbocharger and learned a few new German swear words! Is that why Vera was not allowed in the workshop, let alone to film it?
Great job again but those copper washers from aldi are steal with a copper coating, best place for them is the bin, might be worth checking before putting engine in last thing you want is a oil leak
Following Christians advise I changed the oil in my 89000 mile 3 litre RRover to 5-40 and also looked at the old oil filter as Christian did the other week and fortunately I saw no metal minute pieces.
Sticking is caused by the unlubricated lever. It can usually be freed up with some WD40 but hard to reach. Look at this video @24min and 45sec: ruclips.net/video/QrwjnvmYXcM/видео.html
Oh yes. I have tried something similar myself. I just thought you might have a better idea. I have also made a tool to push the linkage back and forth.
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You guys must be very proud of Robin, he is very talented.
It's not officially Sunday until you've watched your weekly LR Time video with two awesome Germans. Great progress & incredible skills from Robin. A trade for life
Me too.
I REALLY love watching you guys. Here in Australia, we think Germans are not funny, but you both prove us sooo wrong! I truely enjoy Christian’s technical expertise and he reminds me of the people I worked with when building my MB Trac Machines many years ago. I also think you have exceptionally talented boys.
Thank you for sharing LR Time as well as your lives with us.
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Here here!
Sunday evening here in The Adelaide Hills and just watched this video drinking a Barossa Shiraz. A master class in automotive restoration. The way you guys present and edit (Fast forwarding the obvious and non technical bits) is a skill in itself. Love it. I admire your expertise Christian. You Vera and Robin make a great team!
So basically, when rebuilding a Discovery, you need a highly skilled blacksmith like Robin. I'm now trying to persuade my youngest daughter to train as a blacksmith for all the projects I've got planned in the future. Not sure she's quite on board yet. 😅 Seriously though, great effort and Robin has some real talent and skills. You must be very proud. 👍
Kurtis from CEE would be proud of your machining work :)
Robin...does not waste words. 🙂
That's Sunday started - now for full English breakfast and coffee 🥸 Turbo perfection 👌😷
Great to see a stud extractor actually remove a stud. I have never been so lucky, and always end up drilling out and re - tapping. Very impressed with Robins work, a real talent.
Yes, the rarely work. Christian
I would LOVE to see some videos with the D3 doing some trips like Itchy Boots on her bike. With you two doing trail repairs etc with some amazing travel content etc.
Robin is very clever, i wish him luck in his future Blacksmith work, it is a dying art now, so pleased he is doing Blacksmith work
Oh boy, I thought Christian was the brains of the family but Robin is an artist in metal work. Great job raising such a talented and self confident family C& V ❤
GREAT TO SEE THE TALENT RUNS IN YOUR FAMILY , your always fun to watch and have still not purchased a LR , due to your videos . Thanks for the fun and your love of a British product . 🤣❤👍
Is it any wonder Robin is so talented at 18, he has 2 wonderful master Techicians that he no doubt has observed all his young life.
Well done V & C
Another excellent video , and excellent workmanship . Judging from Robin this excellence runs in the family . Having all the “ tooling “ / equipment is great , but knowing how to use it , is even greater .
And you Vera as the lady of the house , keep things well run as the lady of the workshop.
Another great sunday morning coffee you 2, and at 81 I'm still able to double task I had the laptop on my lap and the TOUR on the TV . Great sunday morning in California thanks you 2 for sharing. Happy Trails
We watch the tour as well. Right this minute. Christian
@@Vera_and_Christian I wish to hell they could do something about the fans sticking their butts out and interfering and crashing the cyclist. People don't think, there stupidity could cause a guy his carrier with an injury they have enough problems without stupid bystanders getting in the way . Tomorrow will be sad no more tour . Stay safe out there in the shop you 2. Happy Trails
Their children are wonderful and a true testament to what excellent role models Christian and Vera are. Much love from Canada!
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Had the same issue just our Caddy van last year. I swapped out the cartridge like you did. I never measured the vane actuation with the same precision as you though Christian. It’s a much more economical repair than buying a new turbo or taking a chance on a third party refurbished one. Robin has some serious skills for such a young man, he has a bright future ahead of him!
Sensational job should be better than a new one. Well done.
Wow, I had a dream of forging knives for a living at one point, but Robin is actually doing it and doing an amazing job. And don't feel bad about the unbranded turbo cartridge, I rebuilt the turbo on my old Jag using a Chinese cartridge which i'm pretty sure cost me $30AUD!
I enjoy seeing your sons work.
Vera and Christian you brighten my day with your gentle humour and endless knowledge. Incidentally, I once owned a Toyota and it was such a boring vehicle. In 4 years I had to change a rear bulb. My Discovery 2 on the other hand only ever needed a new power steering pump, replacement suspension air compressor and numerous other repairs in the 2 years I had it. It was so exciting wondering what would go wrong every time I drove it! I wish you guys had been around then! Keep up the great work!
Tip when clocking/aligning things, scribe/draw/center punch two parallel lines close together it takes out 99% of misalignment from looking at a single line from different angle 👍
It is a true pleasure to watch you both at work .
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It would be good to pre-lube the charger before fitting, usually done by squirting some oil down top oil inlet port and spin turbo until it comes out the bottom drain port. Great video's, really enjoy them.
That’s done after fitment or the oil will be all over. Christian
@@Vera_and_Christian If you do it before fitting the drain pipe, any metal particles are flushed out and do not enter the sump, and I also lube it again before start up, just the way I have always done it.
The best car repair channel on RUclips and Vera is still hot!
Good job you have got Robin around the corner ! And I see he is now wearing his Peaky Blinders Cap😂……. True Birmingham Black Country Style
I just love you guys, do you know how many people actually admit the problems !!!!
Peter
England
Porsche has a Taycan "Turbo" EV that is much less complicated. Great to see that Robin has developed some excellent skills.
This series of videos could have been a movie , called ....
" Honey , i took your apart " ... with a disclaimer message saying "no divorce papers were filed during the making of this video " .
Brilliant job Christian and Vera so funny to watch 😂😂😂
Also, Robin is a really gifted Blacksmith
German Engineeering at its best , love you guys , best time of my life was in Germany 🇩🇪, I used to live in Mannheim , 88 to 1992 , I was a helicopter 🚁 mechanic with the US ARMY, Chinooks actually. I felt like I was born in Germany 🇩🇪
Wow. That sounds like content for a Hollywood movie. Awesome. Christian
Wow,Robin’s blacksmithing is fantastic… you are very proud I can see, and rightly so.👍
Very nice Christian & Vera!!
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The best couple of RUclips. You are amazing...
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Guten Sonntagmorgen Vera & Christian 😊 Every Sunday is now a special day when I get the LR time video 🤩 Not very one can make such an interesting video on a turbo charger except you tow 👍🏻 Fantastic seeing Robin in his forge 😀 Off to work now 🙄 Have a great week see next week guys. And as always big hug and kiss for Vera 😘x 🏴
Great rebuild! Such a complicated part made look simple 😂 I don’t know how you do it
Your son would make a fortune in the States. Amazing talent.
He will be able to make a fortune here in Germany also. 👌💪👍🙋♀️
You guys are so funny and awesome when it comes to DIY, I wish you were my neighbours.
Your son is massively talented. 👍
Happy Sunday!
Nice work on the turbo.
I have learnt something today. I have done a few core replacements, I actually did one on a W639 Vito last week but I have never checked the travel of the actuator arm. From now on this will be standard procedure.
As always, brilliant video. Thanks for all your work.
Tell it as it is "now you screwed up"OMG! I laughed! Glad you fitted the gasket... I would have used a bit of copperslip on those studs, Great video!
He has, it probably was edited out. We always have to condense 8 hours and often more, of work and footage into a 20 min video.😃👍🙋♀️
@@Vera_and_Christian Hahaa...! Thought as much, man after my own heart! The Discovery 3/4 is a simply amazing machine... never to be repeated, regrettably. Your enthusiasm is addictive and the videos the highlight of the week!
Your son's work is awesome, that level of work at that young age he will be in high demand for all his life! Also your guys work is also great so we know where he got it from! A couple of days ago my daughter was helping me with the brakes on my L322 and she double clicked the torque wrench and when I asked her why , she said "You taught me that", which is something I have picked up from Christian. I had a good chuckle about that.
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christian & vera are fiddling about with some land rover bits - it must be sunday
Amazing skills the land rover surgeon and assistant - I wish you could get your hands on my Old defender 300 tdi !
ITS LR TIME😊😊😊 what a great rebuild,better than new.such dedication to perfection.enjoying every stage of the rebuild.your disco will be perfect.lucky vera.till next week enjoy your week.😊😊😊😊
Hello Vera and Christian! You both are very lovable. LOL.. I put the turbo gasket in so Vera won't divorce me! LOL!!
I always look forward to Sunday morning. This is normally the first video of the new day that I watch.
I enjoy some of the videos that it just does that pertain to Land Rover. Like this one here this morning. Any new car today has some sort of turbocharger or a supercharger.
I am like yourself I don't want to spend more money than necessary. Like here rebuilding the turbocharger. I personally prefer to rebuild factory parts then to go with aftermarket.
I cannot wait to hear the engine again. I have enjoyed the whole process of this rebuild. I really like what you did with the frame. Hopefully everything is back together before the first snowfall.
I'm looking very forward to watching your next video.
Beautiful work, Robin! You should be proud of your talent.
This guy is a legend.
Great job rebuilding the turbo!
Robin is an amazing blacksmith!
Big fan of this channel for many reasons. And Vera... 😍😍😍
Well done Christian...I'm definitely emigrating to Germany and bringing my LR with me 🙂
Another great Sunday LR time Video, thanks Christian and Vera, Robin … he works so hard!! Great to see in the next generation!
Pirmasens is a twin city with my home town:) iblove to watch your videos. Good job!
13:30 When you need a REALLY short drive bit, try using a 1/4" spanner with those adaptors (it'll be shorter than the tiny ratchet).
Exellent Kristian and Vera, German precesion enginering on a british farm machine!!! (I sincerly hope Vera kicks your nuts off camera sometimes, you are not always kind to her!!!) Thank you both for the effort.
very precise in everything you do which is great and it is nice to see so many "mechanics" are not so good that is why cars keep landing back in the Garages ,thanks for the video
Top job you two! Yesterday I rotated my wheels, alignment was done Friday also a 5W-40 oil change...no bits or pieces to be seen in the old filter and old oil, air filter checked and car ready for England trip coming up.... thanks for the inspiration! 👍🏻
Excellent 👍. Christian
A very tallented artist is Robin, takes after his parents me thinks.
Great work - well done Christian and Vera
My Sunday morning ritual :)
Absolutely fantastic guys. Your work is amazing as always.
Yet again some fine work, looking forward to next week. Great to see Robins work that fountain will last , no cheap china made fountain there.
Great work Robin very talented 😉 again my weekend is now complete thanks guys great video ! Gasket and all 😂
Great video guys! Love a workshop part refurb video 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻
Me watching from Southern India, very hot here and I may need a turbo charged air conditioner to cool me down!
LOL. Yes, get a really big one! Christian
another great video thanks to you both!
Can you guys do full service and rebuild on the fuel burning heater please. A few months and we will all be wishing we had done this haha
Here are the two videos we have on the FBH ruclips.net/video/lVNKbrv7SWA/видео.html and ruclips.net/video/y4R7oWn7aaM/видео.html I honestly don't think there is more content planned on the FBH, unless one breaks of course. 👍🙋♀️
Brilliant video - thankyou all
Great job again guys, loving it..
Top one Vera and Christian ( and Robin) you guys are such an inspiration to all of us couch grease monkeys. Best Sunday entertainment, I hope you sleep well after all that precision engineering and Camera work.
I think you alignment line and punch holes are light years ahead of British engineering... if any of the people who assembled the car watch this they will have their mind blown
Can we have a Robin channel amazing work 👍😀🇬🇧
10pm?! put turbo down and drink beer
About time u get A Toyota !!!!!
And now my Sunday is complete
I’ve got a smaller rachet than you,😂 I bought two different sets from Teng tools maybe 15 years ago one set is sockets up to 13 mm the other Allan Philips and torx perfect for tight spots and both ratchets still work fine👍👍
Another brilliant & interesting episode 👏👏👏
I love how you get to use some of your toys errr tools 😅 this looks like i could remove my crossover pipe and turbo body on if I take my gearbox out ❤ ..I have a stainless steel replacement crossover pipe to install
Check the turbo out video from Ryan at Outback Discovery. He did it on a RH drive. Christian
OMG !!
It's sunday 🙂
you keep a careful eye on him vera skimpin on gaskets like that be tellin us next the string has broken on the banjo bolt and thats what makes the turbo whistle lmho
Amazing work, as always. And this video was not at all boring. You two make a great team and bring a lot of entertainment to these projects. (Copper washers... from Aldi! hahaha)
So, what is the story with those 2 remaining bolts?? 😉
Oil return pipe. Will be in a future video. Christian
As someone else said, Robin what a Talent 👌🏻😎… now a little more education on English (that’s proper English not the ‘Toyota’ kind) use of the word ‘Banjo’ in slang, it is used specifically for ‘Eiersandwich’ ‘Egg Banjo’ 🤓✌🏻
He speaks fluent english, he is just not a RUclipsr😅🙋♀️
@@Vera_and_Christian Apologies Vera I wasn’t commenting on Robin’s English , Mein Deutsch ist nicht gut …. Just Christian’s comments about ‘Banjo fittings’ 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh my God, see you next Sunday.
I guess I do not watch your video long enough: I think I have heard your older son speak for the 1st time. He seems not to say much. But do quite a lot. I mean - for 18 yo - that is unusual nowadays. Commendable.
I know that applying a Ceramic Coating to the Exhaust Manifold improves performance by maintaining EGT (exhaust gas temperature) in the piping. This reduces Engine Bay Temperature and improves the scavenge effect by maintaining EGT and pressure in the Exhaust Pipe. I’ve never seen it done with a Turbocharged Engine and was wondering if it wouldn’t have the same effect?!? Being that turbocharging increases both engine and exhaust temperatures, I would expect increased benefit from Ceramic Coating the Manifold and maybe the Turbo Housing as well?
You guys are amazing 👍
great job guys loved it.
Vera, here's an explanation on banjo bolts en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banjo_fitting . "Compared to pipe fittings that are themselves threaded, banjo fittings have the advantage that they do not have to be rotated relative to the host fitting. This avoids damage that can be caused by twisting the hose during installation. It also allows the pipe exit direction to be adjusted relative to the fitting, then the bolt tightened independently."
I’d love to have been a fly on the wall when your carbide drill broke in the turbocharger and learned a few new German swear words!
Is that why Vera was not allowed in the workshop, let alone to film it?
It was really bad. 😱. Christian
@@Vera_and_Christian 😂
Great job again but those copper washers from aldi are steal with a copper coating, best place for them is the bin, might be worth checking before putting engine in last thing you want is a oil leak
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Great video 👏
Get Robin to make you a Discovery model from metal
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Following Christians advise I changed the oil in my 89000 mile 3 litre RRover to 5-40 and also looked at the old oil filter as Christian did the other week and fortunately I saw no metal minute pieces.
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@18.40, may be the gasket is added because of age corrosion & may not be a good mating surface
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Very Interesting.. Wunderbar
What is it with the turbo actuator sticking and how can it be prevented?
Sticking is caused by the unlubricated lever. It can usually be freed up with some WD40 but hard to reach. Look at this video @24min and 45sec:
ruclips.net/video/QrwjnvmYXcM/видео.html
Oh yes. I have tried something similar myself. I just thought you might have a better idea. I have also made a tool to push the linkage back and forth.
ANOTHER GOOD JOB TOPMAN