Ian Mackay
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Friend has got these for sale for £200 plus the trims, is this about right, fancy the more modern look and is this upgrade a fairly straightforward job!
Disco 2 Upgraded headlights
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sierrafery
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Which ones?
Ian Mackay
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Eh, the ones that are fitted to the disco 2's 2002-2004, not aware there were different one's I want to fit them to my 2000 model with the big square ugly light and separate indicators.
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The facelift ones which you need to drill out the panel or cut it with an angle grinder
& fit the later panels, the ones to suit the newer model then rewire into the headlight looms
into your original loom, also fit a couple of relays for the dip & main beams as they are separate units
Then some ****t will nick them
& fit the later panels, the ones to suit the newer model then rewire into the headlight looms
into your original loom, also fit a couple of relays for the dip & main beams as they are separate units
Then some ****t will nick them
Ian Mackay
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The facelift ones which you need to drill out the panel or cut it with an angle grinder
& fit the later panels, the ones to suit the newer model then rewire into the headlight looms
into your original loom, also fit a couple of relays for the dip & main beams as they are separate units
Then some ****t will nick them
Ian Mackay
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Thanks mate, is there any cutting of the wing ?
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Yup facelift ones did you get looms with them ?? Loads of people have done this conversion
I'm sure I seen a proper guide with pics on the d2 forum on how to do it.
I was considering doing it to my d1 aswell
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It's a hell of a job ... and the only gain is the aspect cos if a bulb blows when it's dark and raining you'll be wet to your balls untill you replace it ....see this for an ideea (unfortunately the photos are gone) https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/discovery-headlight-conversion-to-2003-on-lights.71266/
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And every other D2 Facelift owner will be cursing you for driving round with stolen headlights (even if they're not)!
Ian Mackay
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I put a reply on, it must have been on a private conversation, NEW & BOXED, with 2 trims £250, not stolen and not interested with the amount of work involved, almost considered it, 4 new Pirelli tyres put that well on the back burner.
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No looms, new items.Yup facelift ones did you get looms with them ?? Loads of people have done this conversion
I'm sure I seen a proper guide with pics on the d2 forum on how to do it.
I was considering doing it to my d1 aswell
