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Claude, was the alternative to replace the turn signal handle?

Hi Nive,

Did you ever resolve this issue? I've got the exact same problem with my '95 L400.

Cheers,

Kevin.

Hi folks, I'm reviving an old thread here that I found after getting under the front end of my L400 and realizing that on both sides the rubber boot protecting the upper ball joint was not properly sealed (see photo). I managed to get both sides seated properly and then, after losing a lot of grease...

Hey folks, I just went to replace the brake pads on my L400, thinking that they were in need of replacement, only to realize that they were actually fine. This surprised me a bit for a few reasons: 1. Firstly, the level of my brake fluid in the master cylinder filler had dropped from max to about th...

Recently the sliding door handle on our L400 developed a crack which rapidly led to a complete loss of structural integrity, followed by complete separation of the handle from the door. We are currently resorting to opening the door via the front passenger door. The van is of the green and charcoal ...

Good to hear!

I've been wondering where to take my ride once the time comes. I guess I know now.

Cheers,

Kevin.

Negative.

As far as I can tell its unrelated to braking, although sometimes if you step on the brake it will stop. It's usually not continuous though. It comes and goes.

We made it to Yellowknife and, Wow, what a trek it was. I bought a hitch and receiver from Maximum Overdrive and rented a 12' Uhaul trailer which we pulled all the way up from Vancouver. The trailer was loaded to the gunnels and the van handled the load, incredibly, although i wouldn't highly recomm...

Thanks Jesse,

I installed a pyro so we're ok there and CVI did a delica tune on our van about a year ago. It hasn't given me any reason for concern about the cooling or transmission since then.

Cheers.

Looks like the L400 curb weight is 1,690–2,170 kg (3,700–4,800 lb) so we should be ok there. Now I just wonder how it would do on those hills.

Hey folks, I've already posted a thread regarding our move to Yellowknife and the latest inquiry that I have regarding it and our L400 is in regards to towing. Rather than renting a Uhaul truck, I would like to rent a trailer and I'm wondering how big of a trailer I could expect to reasonably pull w...

Right, 5W40.

Anyone have any experience taking their machine to Mr Lube or other oil change spots? I normally do my own oil/lube but will be leaving to Yellowknife soon and will either have to change the oil well before due or change it enroute and I'd rather not do it myself if that's the case. It would be much...

I'm thinking about getting a remote starter installed in the van for those frigid mornings in Yellowknife. In my experience though it seems the van takes a long time to warm up at idle... Any idea if it would be worthwhile or a waste of money? Would the van and heater warm up appreciably sitting in ...