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Solutoin!!! Well I think I figured it out. After reading about a similar scenario over on Land Rovers Only forum I asked my wife Amy to turn the key to position 2 while I went and put my ear to the fuel pump which I had already exposed under the rear carpet. The fuel pump should run for 2...

Thanks, How do you suggest checking the coil pack for spark? Wouldn't the lack of spark cause a misfire while allowing the engine to start.

Hi gang, Hopefully someone can help? Problem: - 2001 Land Rover DII, 130,000 miles. - Intermittent starting problems -- The engine has been running fine with no issues. I parked it one day and went back an hour later and it would not start. The engine cranks but does not fire even after...

This is great Andy! Looking forward to the build. Brian

Actually, Just take your stock key into a good locksmith shop and they can make you a new key from a flat blank. I till work on the doors and the ignition. I originally ordered some "Land Rover" keys off of ebay but nobody would cut them because they are steel and will ruin the modern key...

I've heard of people using an Isuzu Trooper fuel tank, you can probably pick one up for cheap at the salvage yard.

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Having been trhough them when complete and bran new I's say this one is still in great shape and a pretty good price considering the original retail pricing. About 30% of the retail price for much more than 30% of the original vehicle. Perhaps a few systems taken out but I did not see any...

That is Superu's He is a member here: http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=42561

It's been a while but in '97 & '98 I drove the Forester and the Outback with work and then in '99 managed a fleet of 19 Subaru Bajas that we drove all across the country for events. Never had any issues with them even with multiple people driving each one on a regular basis. All three models...

I was running 18psi in the JK and the Nissan was also at 18. I'm not sure what the PW was running. There was plenty of deformation even in the cold temps. Regards, Brian

Great shots! They do have very expressive personalities up close don't they! #1 looks like a bull dog bruiser #2 looks like an Egyptian pharaoh #3 looks a bit grumpy

Thanks David, Let's hope that's all it is! Brian

Hi, Anyone know the Power Steering System of a 2001 DII very well? The truck has 130K miles and never any steering system issues previously. From what I can tell the leak is from or around the PAS pump and not the Steering Box. I say this because their are drips on the bottom of the PAS pump...

Hi, We just returned from CO, Fort Collins area, and we usually go once a year. Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park are both right there and wonderful areas to explore with great hiking and rivers for fishing if you want. Regards Brian

The truck is happily performing flawlessly! The long AT storage droor and the National Luna fridge have both proven to be very functional as well as the tie down points on top of the droor. It still has the ARB roof rack on top but we have had the RTT off for about a month now for about two...

Thanks for the pics! I tried to stay up, fell asleep, woke up briefly and walked outside to see it at the partial eclipse stage and then went back to bed! Very cool event though!

This is a fun and very useful idea! Let's work on it over the next couple of days and I'll stick it to the top. Regards, Brian

Recover well and hopfully you will have lots of family around for you this holiday.

Thanks, Those 37" tires don't look as big as they are on that truck. The new gears should be great, lots of pep I'm sure!