Land Rover Monthly

Amid the identity crisis of the major motor manufacturer, which I believe currently to be called JLR, a number of your contributors have expressed concerns about the emerging House of Brands and the disappearance of the very name Land Rover. Currentl

Contact our Associate Publisher, Steve Miller. Tel: 01778 391106 or 07586 023248 Email: stevemiller@lrm.co.uk Editor Martin Domoney Art Editor Sam McMurray Technical Editor Ed Evans Sub-Editors Louise Woodhams, Brett Fraser Regular contributors: Loui

GREAT British Car Journey, the interactive classic car museum located at Derwent Works, Ambergate, Derbyshire, has acquired the AROnline website from its founder Keith Adams. AROnline was established in 2001 and has grown to become regarded as the ul

THE Green Lane Association (GLA) has won a legal battle which will compel Gwynedd Council to repair a byway in a scenic west Wales valley so that it can once again be enjoyed by walkers, cyclists, horse riders and drivers. There have been problems wi

£17.99 Contact: jetboil.co.uk Comprising a knife, fork and spoon which click together for simple storage, you’ll never be unprepared for dining again. Like the Jetboil utensil set, the cutlery extends to make the items up to 10 inches long, making th

JLR has issued its final sales results for the 2023-24 financial year and the headlines make very good reading. The company is seemingly recovering well from the collapse in sales during the Covid years and the semiconductor shortage that followed, w

CURRENTLY owning four vehicles between two people, myself and the Fella are probably a climate change fanatic’s nightmare. However, with Scotland just abandoning its climate change target, after its 2030 reduction ambition was damned in a report as,

“YOU restore Land Rovers then?” I hear those words almost without fail when people come to pick up parts I’ve advertised on Facebook Marketplace. My heart tends to sink a little as I know what follows – an hour or more chat about their projects plus

ACCORDING to family legend, my uncle Dominic invented the heated rear window. This is entirely feasible as he worked for the component maker Smiths for most of his life, but it never brought him fame and fortune, as the patent belonged to the company

Airborne. That was my task on Car magazine’s first group test of the Discovery. Send the Land Rover skywards with clear air beneath the tyres – no Photoshop to create the effect back then. Our photographer knew just the right location to get the job

REGULAR readers may remember my recent Tech guide on replacing rear hub bearings on Freelander 2 using the widely-available Gen II bearing tool. Well, that only showed part of the story, because while the Freelander was up on the ramp I also did the

17 PAGES OF TOP LRM EXPERT ADVICE THEY aren’t Land Rovers as we once knew them, but the Evoque and Discovery Sport (much the same machine mechanically and electronically) are definitely Land Rovers. They’re made by the company that used to be known a

ED EVANS REPLIES: I agree SAE 20 oil has been recommended for carburettor dashpots, and Land Rover did specifically stipulate SAE 20 monograde for the Zenith-Stromberg 175 CD-SE carburettor on the 2.6-litre straight-six engine fitted to Series vehicl

In the May instalment of Torqueback, in answer to John Cameron’s question you advised using 20W/50 oil in carburettor dashpots. SU carburettors have always recommended straight 20-grade oil for the carburettor damper oil. Also applicable for use with

My 2007 Range Rover L322 3.6-litre TDV8 is sometimes draining its battery very rapidly. The battery and alternator I am told, are both fine, so I think there is an intermitted current drain. When I took it to a garage for diagnosis, it was behaving n

How long have you owned your 90? Since February 2024 What made you want to buy this particular Land Rover? Drink and sentimentality: a dreadful combination! The number on the plate of the car is the same as the house number my recently departed Mum l