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I'm lurking and will be regularly posting again soon :sly Got a 2 year old lad now so Terrano and Patrol have been on hold and sat looking very sorry for themselves on the driveway. I have however got my bike license now and own a DRZ400E which I've been having some fun on, but not without...

Yeah I've scrapped better than that!!! That's awful, and going to take a whole lot of money to repair!!!! I'd be looking for a complete new chassis at that point :eek:

Eventually :lol :lol

I'll get in the loft in the garage and go through the parts box tomorrow :thumb2

I've always found bending the bracket that the front brake line connects to frees up enough room to pull it out. It's fiddly as hell but it's deffo doable :thumb2

If you can post a picture I might have one of these in storage. If you can't work out how to post a pic, send me a PM and I'll drop you my mobile number so you can send me a WhatsApp and I'll have a look

I'm still here..... just

Check the rear anti roll bar droplinks

They aren't sided mate, interchangeable between both sides :thumb2

Just reinforcing your post Rick and adding my own experiences too, you deffo called it first :thumbs

Scrumpydude, you have fixed hubs there mate, very very little to go wrong with those. Given the noises that you've described, it sounds to me like you've got a failing CV joint. In my experience, these are not serviceable. If you want to confirm it's the CV's, if you jack a wheel in the air...

Not Uncle Rustic's Mav!!!!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

Fantastic news!!! :cool: Now get out there and enjoy it And some pics would be awesome :naughty

PANELBEATERRRRRR We gonna see you at any point this year fella?

Welcome back :cool: The die hard of us are still around to help out. Don't think you'll ever get rid of me or Rick :lol

Top work buddy!! Glad you and the truck are both on the mend :D

What Rick said!!! He's the man :cool:

Welcome Anton :D :thumb2

Hi GH So there's 2 frequencies you'll encounter on trucks over here, either 433MHz or 418MHz. If you removing the steering column shroud, you should be able to locate the control unit for the central locking which should have the corresponding frequency on the label. Here's mine from my 2004...

Merry Xmas all!!! I'm hoping Santa pops by and puts my Terrano back together for me :lol