drover300tdi
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that does look nice!
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Discovery - headlight conversion to 2003 on lights
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discomark10
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the grill is smaller i think so give the impression of a different bonnet
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Thinking of tackling this, would this be considered a 'mod' for insurance purposes?
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I'm doing mine in the next few weeks.
discomark10
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I'm doing mine in the next few weeks.
Im doing the 200-300 conversion in the next few weeks too!!!
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Might increase it.. if you tell em that is
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It didnt increase my premium at the time as I told them it was standard land rover parts but from a newer model year
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Excellent thread.
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Land Rover Discovery 1 Headlight Mount part B n/s - YRM Metal Solutions
Land Rover Discovery 1 Headlight Mount part B o/s - YRM Metal Solutions
ive got a set of these waiting to be fitted when im off!
Land Rover Discovery 1 Headlight Mount part B o/s - YRM Metal Solutions
ive got a set of these waiting to be fitted when im off!
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why not get the later mounts? save yoself the cutting?
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I've just carried out the facelift 2003 conversion this weekend to my TD5. I found that the two retaining push-in plastic nipples in the old indicators can be transfered onto the new lights providing the platic thread is cut off and replaced with a threaded section from a screw. Old screws are then removed from the new lights and the plastic nipples screwed in place allowing the new lights to plug into the wing.
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No reason at all .
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An addendum....
just having a spare 200TDi front panel and a couple of new style headlights (Disco or rangie?) I thought I would have a go at fitting said lights.
Now I know the headlight boxes leave a bit to be desired, but Ii think you can get the jist if you see the pics and read between the lines.....
I have tried to leave as much of the structure ~(that was remaining) left to increase its strength.
First thing was to cut the headlight box front panel out.
The cut line on the inboard side was 20mm from the inboard edge.
The cut line at the bottom was level with the top of the bottom locating panel (20mm up from bottom edge of headlight box). This is continued down the side until it reaches the outside flange.
The sidewall is cut along the front edge of the outside flange.
The top is cut as close as possible to the underside of the slam panel as possible. (this can be cleaned up later.
After front panel removal
Offside showing cutout in slam panel for locating lug, cutout on lower lip for bottom headlight housing and the marking of the inboard headlight mount.
View from underneath of OS headlight showing inboard mount and headlight housing cutout.
View from on top of OS headlight showing cutout and headlight position.
to be continued
just having a spare 200TDi front panel and a couple of new style headlights (Disco or rangie?) I thought I would have a go at fitting said lights.
Now I know the headlight boxes leave a bit to be desired, but Ii think you can get the jist if you see the pics and read between the lines.....
I have tried to leave as much of the structure ~(that was remaining) left to increase its strength.
First thing was to cut the headlight box front panel out.
The cut line on the inboard side was 20mm from the inboard edge.
The cut line at the bottom was level with the top of the bottom locating panel (20mm up from bottom edge of headlight box). This is continued down the side until it reaches the outside flange.
The sidewall is cut along the front edge of the outside flange.
The top is cut as close as possible to the underside of the slam panel as possible. (this can be cleaned up later.
After front panel removal
Offside showing cutout in slam panel for locating lug, cutout on lower lip for bottom headlight housing and the marking of the inboard headlight mount.
View from underneath of OS headlight showing inboard mount and headlight housing cutout.
View from on top of OS headlight showing cutout and headlight position.
to be continued
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Numptychucker
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Hi Guys, i am looking to buy the connectors for this conversion, anyone know where i can get them from? Ebay has new ones at £25 plus P&P but was looking for cheaper ones
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Not if you want a decent job doing.
Don't forget the other parts too.
Pm me
Don't forget the other parts too.
Pm me
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Any more pics of wings ect and shut lines please
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