There is a clear linear line from the very first Series I Land Rover to
the latest Defender. They all have one thing in common - and that's noise!
To try and reduce some of the noise I fitted a sound proofing matt system. |
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The job was not as easy as I had expected. The sound proofing kit
consisted of three parts - bulk head cover, seat box cover and the
floorboard cover.
The seat box cover took the most time - each seat and cubby box had to be
removed, along with the battery lid and gear box access lid. The
lids had to be removed so that I could gain access to the seat retaining
bolts.
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Removing the hand brake |
There should be seats somewhere! |
All the seats had to be removed and access
gained to the remaining bolts |
A few hours later, the
seat box cover was fitted and the seats bolted back in.
The
cost:
Sound proofing - £200
Time: 6hours!
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