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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4982 |
You need a pair of these to make life easier. It's cars with Dynamic Response which have the three bolt brackets.
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Wed Sep 15 2021 10:24am |
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Seatown Member Since: 15 Mar 2019 Location: Moray - if you're a courier, yes it's mainland UK & no it's not in the Highlands Posts: 100 |
I did mine last year and I ended up undoing the front of the front prop shaft (drive shaft you mentioned) and tied it up out of the way. To be honest if I did it again I'd undo the rear as well and remove the front prop completely as it gives better access but you probably have to remove the cross member to get it out fully. If I recall correctly I used a flexi ring socket and ratchet ring spanners to gain access to the bolts. I actually found the right hand (drivers) side to be more of a pain access wise to finally get the clamp out due to the ARB pipework and various heatshields in the way. The LR special tool would no doubt make things even easier but IIRC they're not cheap. 2010 TDV8 - current - my first RRS, loving it so far...... 2005 Cayenne S - handling defied physics and what a sound, so sod the mpg! 1995 Disco TDI- surprisingly reliable, shame about the peeling dash & other trim Lots of other non 4X4's in between times......... |
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Sun Sep 19 2021 12:54pm |
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Cymru001 Member Since: 07 Aug 2019 Location: Newport, South Wales Posts: 27 |
Thanks Colin - apologies for the delayed response, my laptop and internet had an argument and wouldn't play nicely with each other! Do you know if these can be hired anywhere? A lot of money for not a lot of use. |
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Sat Sep 25 2021 10:56am |
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Cymru001 Member Since: 07 Aug 2019 Location: Newport, South Wales Posts: 27 |
Hi Seatown, I saw this after replying to Colin's message. If I am reading your response correctly, you didn't bother with the two special tools? Did you buy new bolts for the bush caps? Also, other than the removal of the prop, did you unbolt anything else? |
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Sat Sep 25 2021 11:06am |
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Col Member Since: 02 Sep 2012 Location: Hawkes Bay NZ Posts: 4982 |
One option would be to buy the tools, do the job then sell the tools on, that was my intension, I bought the bushes and tools but never did either and it's all collecting dust in the garage now as new front lower arms cured my problem.
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Sat Sep 25 2021 11:39am |
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Cymru001 Member Since: 07 Aug 2019 Location: Newport, South Wales Posts: 27 |
It's a pity you are in NZ or I may be interested in buying them from you. I'm hoping the noise is the bushes and not the lower arms |
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Sat Sep 25 2021 12:47pm |
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insiorc Member Since: 17 Jul 2016 Location: Scotland Posts: 533 |
I might be able to help here. I bought the tools and genuine bushes, bolts etc. to do the job but then the LR warranty changed their mind and agreed to do it so I have these unused parts and tools. I may or may not ever need the tools, and may be willing to loan you them. I'll PM you details,. 13MY Range Rover Sport Autobiography SDV6 - mine 14MY Range Rover Evoque Dynamic SD4 Black Pack - wife's 99MY Defender 90 TD5, Soft Top Conversion - my toy, and bairns favourite |
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Sun Sep 26 2021 10:21am |
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Seatown Member Since: 15 Mar 2019 Location: Moray - if you're a courier, yes it's mainland UK & no it's not in the Highlands Posts: 100 |
Cymru001, No I didn't use the tools as I couldn't find any at the time, but I would definitely do so in future. Yes I did use new bolts on the brackets, always a good idea! IIRC I also removed an alloy heat shield (on the gearbox?) when tackling the RH bush as I couldn't get to remove the bracket with it in place. 2010 TDV8 - current - my first RRS, loving it so far...... 2005 Cayenne S - handling defied physics and what a sound, so sod the mpg! 1995 Disco TDI- surprisingly reliable, shame about the peeling dash & other trim Lots of other non 4X4's in between times......... |
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Wed Oct 06 2021 11:47am |
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