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Recent content by Lighting90
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Hi all, just to say hi........
So this is were your hiding in the middle of the night.. :)- Lighting90
- Post #7
- Forum: Introduction
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Light Swapage
Correct, though if you are handy with a saw, and not worried about needing a new front wing (fender I think you call them) if you get it wrong, then you can make them fit. It has been done over here before. I seem to remember they also needed to change the front bumper as well, as it is...- Lighting90
- Post #16
- Forum: Discovery
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92 Range Rover brake bleeding
I am not sure, as when I ever do anything like that, I do a brake fluid change as well. Does the vheicle good to have it changed every now and then- Lighting90
- Post #2
- Forum: Range Rover
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new to the forum
Welcoem to Britsh motoring.. only have rovers here.. both landies and rover cars.. :smile:- Lighting90
- Post #3
- Forum: Introduction
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Light Swapage
Check where the lamps (bulbs) are made, as I have heard of ones from some chinese factories exploding due to poor quality in the manufacture. Stick with well known brands. I would give them a ring, as you can then find out who the local stockist is..- Lighting90
- Post #12
- Forum: Discovery
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Light Swapage
Found the website... http://www.sylvania.com/auto/ Have a look around, as I am sure you will find it useful...- Lighting90
- Post #8
- Forum: Discovery
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Light Swapage
That is possible, I know you can over here in the Uk, as OSram do them, I think the company is called something else in the USA, I will try and find out..- Lighting90
- Post #7
- Forum: Discovery
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Light Swapage
Here is a question and answer regarding the xenon lamps for you from the Osram web site. Question: Can "xenon lamps" be installed in any vehicle? Answer: "Xenon light" works on a completely different principle from conventional halogen headlight lamps. They need electronic control...- Lighting90
- Post #5
- Forum: Discovery
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Roll Call!
Well, I suppose I should join in with the intro's I am 36, and work in a private architects office, married, and my wife is the Architect to Edinburgh Castle. So we try to avoid talking about buildings at home, hence the Landies. We own several Rovers, One 1952 Series one, still fairly...- Lighting90
- Post #43
- Forum: Introduction
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Stock Size Shocks
You could have a look at this website, might be expensvie to order from them, but they may be able to give some ideas of what can be bought. http://www.scorpionracing.co.uk/OFFROAD/offroad.html- Lighting90
- Post #2
- Forum: Discovery
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Lug nut covers
Quick question, are the nuts not metric? as we we use metric over here in the UK... Do you have alloy wheels? If so, the nut will have managed to join itself to the alloy wheel. I think you can get a spray which will work over a few days to help loosen the nut. Though I have never had...- Lighting90
- Post #24
- Forum: Discovery
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Lug nut covers
Just some advice, when you put them back on, use copaslip... not sure if it is called the same over there. I use copaslip on most nuts and bolts on the landie as I know I will only have to take them off again in the near future. http://www.molyslip.co.uk/antiseize.html- Lighting90
- Post #22
- Forum: Discovery
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This Is The Mod And Photo Thread!
Hi Guys, well I don't do mods, as I like to keep my vehicles as original as I can. More fun that way. :proud: Anyway, here are the pics...- Lighting90
- Post #5
- Forum: Introduction
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Welcome Lighting90
Hope that is going to be a nice chat... I get scared very easily... :hello:- Lighting90
- Post #9
- Forum: Introduction