Mike did mine two weeks ago. Flies now'
Other what have u done on ur disco today
- Thread starter gstuart
- Start date
This site contains affiliate links for which LandyZone may be compensated if you make a purchase.
got myself a synergy tuning box for my D3
will fit it in the next few weeks
seeing a map is around £400 plus i can't justify that kind of cash
had one of these boxes on my TD4 and transformed it
will report back of my findings , along with brimming the tank for accurate mpg
will fit it in the next few weeks
seeing a map is around £400 plus i can't justify that kind of cash
had one of these boxes on my TD4 and transformed it
will report back of my findings , along with brimming the tank for accurate mpg
sherwood
Active Member
- Posts
- 101
Attempted to do the oil pump bolt today, gave up after two hours trying to get the crossmember bolts out, Grrrrr!!!!
Now will have to drill and tap the bolts out, still, first chance to have a good look underneath and am very chuffed at how clean it is. Will probably give the underneath a good clean and waxoyled this year.
Still in love with my Disco
Now will have to drill and tap the bolts out, still, first chance to have a good look underneath and am very chuffed at how clean it is. Will probably give the underneath a good clean and waxoyled this year.
Still in love with my Disco
neilly
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 20,000
- Location
- Oxfordshireness
Attempted to do the oil pump bolt today, gave up after two hours trying to get the crossmember bolts out, Grrrrr!!!!
Now will have to drill and tap the bolts out, still, first chance to have a good look underneath and am very chuffed at how clean it is. Will probably give the underneath a good clean and waxoyled this year.
Still in love with my Disco
I think most of us have been there. An angle grinder / punch or other alternative removal device are generally a good idea. The PO had welded mine in one 5 out of the 8 bolts..................LOL........
Cheers
just noticed i think there's a clip missing
would anyone with a D3 be able to have a quick look for me please
looking at the white sensor, it looks as though the body is designed for a clip to hold this sensor in
been trying to search online to no avail
think the sensor is called an engine coolent temp sensor, ref 4346360
any help would be so much appreciated please
thks
would anyone with a D3 be able to have a quick look for me please
looking at the white sensor, it looks as though the body is designed for a clip to hold this sensor in
been trying to search online to no avail
think the sensor is called an engine coolent temp sensor, ref 4346360
any help would be so much appreciated please
thks
bless u for the help ,
after a lot of searching , just had a look in how to remove the sensor
it twists into a key way , so no clip required
http://www.disco3.co.uk/gallery/albums/userpics/10700/D3_WorkShop_Cooling_Sensor.pdf
when i first saw it i thought someone had touched it and forgotten the clip , but pleased to find out no clip req
just never like leaving things , always like to double and triple check
appreciate the reply , good idea if it was req the elastic band trick
can now carry on cleaning the butterfly housing out
Mike at dynachip remaps them for £250.
Anyway you said yours goes like stink and have no need for it to go faster
RyanDay1
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 524
- Location
- Cambridgeshire
Tidied up the rear end getting rid of the plough of a towbar and rear step before laning tomorrow, and wire brushed the flakey paint and soil from the chassis and shoved some buzzweld CIO paint on the most part, recommend it great stuff!
Looks a whole lot better than before, will see it through till a good underseal, main 2 bolts wouldn't budge so grinded off the whole thing will properly remove what's left soon
Little helper likes the landy mat
Looks a whole lot better than before, will see it through till a good underseal, main 2 bolts wouldn't budge so grinded off the whole thing will properly remove what's left soon
Little helper likes the landy mat
Jake ingleby
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 473
- Location
- Cornwall
Fitted a new tension belt bearing today to stopped the annoying squeak but doesn't seem solved the problem not sure what to try next
chazadagreat
Active Member
- Posts
- 103
- Location
- Biggin Hill
Marmaduke
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 9,773
- Location
- Near the land of 'Me Duck'
Have you tried the penny trick?
Marmaduke
Well-Known Member
- Posts
- 9,773
- Location
- Near the land of 'Me Duck'
Looks quite nice does that
chazadagreat
Active Member
- Posts
- 103
- Location
- Biggin Hill
9 quid on ebay comes in white green red or blue
5 mins to fit and quite pleased with them
- Posts
- 83,282
- Location
- Embasinga stocæ
SteveClv
Active Member
- Posts
- 145
- Location
- Sherborne, Dorset
I put my PSI powerbox on eBay and it's currently at £26 - it's set up for a Discovery 2 so probably wouldn't work on a D3 otherwise it would have been a cheap option.
