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By TrendChaser103 · Posted
Picked up last month, 2022 Defender Limited. Coming from an X3 as the family needs a cab in winter 😊 -
By TrendChaser103 · Posted
Anyone else with a 22.5 Defender limited have a lot of water leaking in around the new windows when washing? Pic is after washing it down with a hose, I don't even dare use a pressure washer. Lovely quality on a 40K machine -
Good thinking. I would advocate for that except for the fact in my case I’m so tired of electrical issues and the associated costs, I’m going to sell and buy a Polaris! -
By Andystoy19 · Posted
I don't understand the question: I have a thread in the builds section about removing and installing the front axles and there is no locking pin? You just give the axle a good tug to remove and to install you carefully push it through the gasket you have circled and give it a real strong shove inwards, you may have to rotate it slightly so that it isn't spline on spline. The actuator is before the diff so the axles turn with the wheels all the time even in 2 wheel drive if the diff is stock.🙂 -
By Andystoy19 · Posted
If you haven't checked out the builds section please do, there are several threads on there about wheels and tires, good luck with your build.🙂 -
I agree with Arctic. Once the windows are rolled down, they pretty much become half doors anyways. I'd go with the Limited. Better to have and not need than to not have and need.
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