I have done the seafoam, the transfer case fluid, both differentials and bled the brakes today. Not bad for about 4 hours of dinking around. She sure is smoother now!

 

So, get back to work, the sun is still up!!!!!

 

All I have left now is to do the transmission fluid. I am going to order the filter kit first and then do it. I was really impressed with how much the Seafoam really seemed to make it purr. It never ran rough--but now it is just smoother than I thought it could be.

 

Just out of curiosity how much seafoam did you put in and are you going to change the spark plugs after using the seafoam.

 

I did one can through the vacuum tube, one through the gas tank. My plugs are good and it is running smoother now just after sea-foaming. (It wasn't stumbling or rough or anything--but it is better now.)
I followed the directions here. https://landroverforums.com/forum/sh...ad.php?t=33554
Very easy. I ate lunch while waiting the 30 minutes--this was the last thing I did after working on it all day and driving it around afterwords was a good treat for a job well done.

 

Instead of eating lunch, you should have cleaned out the t/body and idle control solenoid first, this will greatly enhance your throttle response as well as your idle.

 

I just cleaned it a little while back when I did the throttle body gasket, the second time. I pulled it off and got all of the varnish off. She is clean as a whistle up there. Besides lunch was really good, have you had a Michigan honeycrisp apple?

 

From a local orchard too I imagine.
Nothing better than a fresh you picked apple straight from the tree. ummmm

 

Yep, right down the street from you. Moekler's orchard. http://www.moelkerorchards.com/
It looks like their site makes it so all of you can get a Michigan Honeycrisp. They have to be the most perfect food!

 

For Halloween this year we took the kids to Orchard Hill Farm in Caledonia, bought fresh picked apples and fresh actual bee honey and real maple syrup...mmm...real food.