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wicks
April 15th, 2004, 02:45 AM
Two from the ANTI-FAQ:

What in heaven's name IS an ARB Locker and does it matter if I don't know?
An ARB Locker is a special cabinet in the rear of a Land Rover where the ARB is kept. Mainly for Military use, the ARB, or Automatic Re Breather, is used for deep wading. You may have noticed that the intake snorkels fitted to Land Rovers are about 12 inches above the crew's heads. Clearly the crew needs to be able to breathe as well. This apparatus is used to supply air to the crew under these circumstances. (Most ordinary 4x4 users do not need them.) [DO]
Why are Land Rover tailights full of water?
This, in fact, is a standard feature of the "City" model as opposed to the "County". The Solihull design team correctly identified the need for water-cooled brake lights for use in city environments where the brake light is on for extended periods. It can be ordered from most LR outlets, as can the top-up kit consisting of:
(a)One litre of Lens-Water
(b)Utensils, pouring
(c.) grease, dielectric. [ML]

ps - That dielectric grease works great. I smeared it on a finicky marker light socket and presto perfecto. Wicks

:sunny

Mike Hippert
April 15th, 2004, 09:13 AM
LOL. Where did you get that? ANTI-FAQ

rover4x4
April 15th, 2004, 09:46 AM
when I was young and had just heard of the ARB lockers I thought they were for fording. That was like 7th grade.

wicks
April 16th, 2004, 03:56 AM
The ANTI-FAQ is part of the owerwhelmingly exquisite site by some of the Ottowa club guys, www.lrfaq.org

Amazing content.

We need links to that from D-90.com. This site needs to be "networked" into the rest of the world.