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• Window regulator

• Well done, thanks for the update.
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 27th Apr 2026 8:49 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Window regulator

• There are many others to chose from.
  
  Also, eBay in Spain if you have a personal address or relatives there.
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 17th Apr 2026 9:45 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Window regulator

• https://share.google/okpFwKbqXqUE4bxLk
  
  Murcia.
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 17th Apr 2026 9:44 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Window regulator

• https://share.google/Kmb1lYB6IFzNglp0O
  
  In Bilbao.
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 17th Apr 2026 9:43 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Window regulator

• https://saltwind.landrover.es/
  
  In Santander.
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 17th Apr 2026 9:41 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Window regulator

• There are quite a few lr parts suppliers around Spain.
  It's a fairly easy roadside fix if you've got some torx drivers?
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 17th Apr 2026 9:38 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Window regulator

• Hi Grunders,
  
  Where in Spain are you headed?
  
  Phil
Chillyphil Replies: 17 Views: 714 Forum:Faults and Fixes Posted: 17th Apr 2026 9:37 pm Subject: Window regulator

• Polybush refit.

• Thanks Grunders.
Chillyphil Replies: 5 Views: 295 Forum:Tip and Tricks Posted: 17th Apr 2026 8:42 am Subject: Polybush refit.

• Polybush refit.

• Thanks Mole,
  
  I think I'll hang on too, until some other brave soul has the b@lls to try it out!
Chillyphil Replies: 5 Views: 295 Forum:Tip and Tricks Posted: 16th Apr 2026 10:34 pm Subject: Polybush refit.

• Polybush refit.

• Hi All,
  
  Anyone got any thoughts on this?
  
  I'm in two minds really, best to fit polybush, or carry on and replace rubbers as and when?
  
  Phil
Chillyphil Replies: 5 Views: 295 Forum:Tip and Tricks Posted: 16th Apr 2026 12:49 pm Subject: Polybush refit.

• Polybush refit.

• Hi All,
  
  I'm toying with the idea of replacing the suspension rubbers with a polybush set.
  
  I'm thinking of longer life and MOT checks.
  
  There seems to be a few different views on their use with ...
Chillyphil Replies: 5 Views: 295 Forum:Tip and Tricks Posted: 7th Apr 2026 4:55 pm Subject: Polybush refit.

• Timing belt

• Thanks Mole,
  
  I've had to put it of for one reason or another, hoping to get on it next Sunday.
  
  I'll let you know how we get on.
  
  Phil
Chillyphil Replies: 24 Views: 1315 Forum:General Posted: 7th Apr 2026 4:34 pm Subject: Timing belt

• Timing belt

• It looks like starter motor off and a lot of bending and twisting but, as you say, not an engine out job.
Chillyphil Replies: 24 Views: 1315 Forum:General Posted: 7th Apr 2026 8:24 am Subject: Timing belt

• Timing belt

• I think the spec is to change both belts at 7 years or 110k.
  
  It possible it will run fine for another 6 years or so, but as you say it's all fine until the belt snaps, then it's too late to change ...
Chillyphil Replies: 24 Views: 1315 Forum:General Posted: 7th Apr 2026 8:05 am Subject: Timing belt

• Timing belt

• Thanks Harry.
Chillyphil Replies: 24 Views: 1315 Forum:General Posted: 4th Apr 2026 8:35 pm Subject: Timing belt