storm99
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You got a shortage of tape measures??
Hello from Cameroon!
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MishunaryDisco
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No the Discovery is being shipped from America, to Cameroon... its not yet here... I am... Will have it in a month, but want to send some window tint with it when I ship it.
storm99
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Ask the dealer..or just order a roll thats at least 3 feet wide, (or 1 meter). ..at a guess..unless someone here wants to nip outside and measure up...
MishunaryDisco
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They come in 24" and up for height... I just need the height not the whole measurement... Dont want to buy something that will be too short... But I think the 24" will be good on the height... just a bit afraid of the back window.
MishunaryDisco
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Ok, thx anyways.. looking forward to learnign here... and learning I will do 
gotoneatlast
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max height point on rear window 603mm(24" will cover you just, although will be tight with very little if any margin for error...)
MishunaryDisco
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Ouch... Wow. that is really going to cut it close. Anyways will see what to do when it gets here. Thx man!
MishunaryDisco
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Hey again... Well she has arrived Cameroon and we are loving her! We are soooo excited for the Big rains to come so we can really put'er through the test. Been SO pleased so far!
We are having a small problem though and know I can probably get the solution here...
Whenever we are descending a very large hill out of the mountains (on paved roads) the brakes get VERY mushy and hit the floor. We have to pump and pump to make them grab. If we let her sit for a bit of time she recovers and off we are again!
Why is this happening? What can I do to fix this? Is it normal under a lot of pressure (Heat)? She has an automatic tranny so does not allow us to down shift as needed to put less stress on the brakes...
Thanks for any advice on this subject...
Blessings Jake><>
We are having a small problem though and know I can probably get the solution here...
Whenever we are descending a very large hill out of the mountains (on paved roads) the brakes get VERY mushy and hit the floor. We have to pump and pump to make them grab. If we let her sit for a bit of time she recovers and off we are again!
Why is this happening? What can I do to fix this? Is it normal under a lot of pressure (Heat)? She has an automatic tranny so does not allow us to down shift as needed to put less stress on the brakes...
Thanks for any advice on this subject...
Blessings Jake><>
Pikey
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first you can shift down in an auto put it in to 1 or 2 position and this will prevent shifting up. also down forget the use of low drive will give you 4 extra gears? Sounds like the brake fluid is boiling in the calliper if you are riding the brakes on long downhill sections.
