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Robbie
 


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Robbie is working on...

...a t-shirt tan probably, but fixing one of those things that has bugged me since shortly after purchase:

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Battery & Quiescent Current Drain Testing

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Rusty brakes:


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 Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948

Battery & Quiescent Current Drain Testing

Diagnostics for:
Defender, FL2, D3, D4, Evoque, RRS & FFRR
A not-for-profit enterprise


 
 
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I did mine with satin black hammerite, disc centres and calumets. Looks great and no sign of burning off.
  
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•calumets = calipers ! Confused
  
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calumets - doth regard too much of Bill me thinks.......
  
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Iphone spell corrector actually!
  
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Didn't strike me as a weeds between block paving sort of person! Shocked
  
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He'll be out with the toothbrush now it's been mentioned.
  
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Also went for black hammerite:


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As for the weeds, well if it isn't wired or bolted together it's the wife's department.

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 Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948

Battery & Quiescent Current Drain Testing

Diagnostics for:
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A not-for-profit enterprise


 
 
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I don't work on D4s much, so the size of the front brakes is always a bit of a surprise:


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Anyway, they look a lot better now:


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 Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948

Battery & Quiescent Current Drain Testing

Diagnostics for:
Defender, FL2, D3, D4, Evoque, RRS & FFRR
A not-for-profit enterprise


 
 
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As for the weeds, well if it isn't wired or bolted together it's the wife's department.
I wish, whats your secret? Laughing http://www.gap-diagnostic.com/
 
 
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Looks 8) job well done Thumbs Up
  
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Looking good Thumbs Up

Did you paint them in situ and what did you use to apply the paint.

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Looks good, this is on my list too. Apparently I've got the decking, shed and playroom to paint first though Rolling Eyes
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Andy Foster wrote:
Looking good Thumbs Up

Did you paint them in situ and what did you use to apply the paint.

Andy


Pretty much in situ, just lifting the calliper and removing the pads. Although I did fully remove the front calliper and hung it up to make access easier, but not really required. If you use a colour other than black or silver then it is best to fully remove everything for painting, but black and silver are very forgiving. Having everything bolted down makes it easier to prep the surface with power tools.

I used a small paint brush (3/8") plus a artist paintbrush nicked from my daughters messy play box.

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 Land Rover - Turning Drivers into Mechanics Since 1948

Battery & Quiescent Current Drain Testing

Diagnostics for:
Defender, FL2, D3, D4, Evoque, RRS & FFRR
A not-for-profit enterprise


 
 
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