Marmaduke
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I knew that there was a reason I drove a 300tdiwww.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/air-suspension-again.321829/#post-4100474
Nothing that can't be fixed
Other what have u done on ur disco today
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Spent a very satisfying couple of hours using a bodywork scratch removal kit on the centre console wood trim varnish, totally removed the "haze" of umpteen scratches from keys, pens etc. so now you can actually see the wood and not just the scratches. Not vital, doesn't go any faster, still leaks oil and quite OCD, but a nice end result!
biketeacherdave
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Passed its mot
great news, got any mod plans for next year on ur D3
biketeacherdave
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Its a D2 lol so no
apologises, my brain has failed me yet again , lol
still great news it passed its mot,
pheeewww got out if that one without anyone noticing
biketeacherdave
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You think ??
biketeacherdave
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As long as 1of you does
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what do u mean again, my nurse says i’m of sound mind, oh hang on, nope she meant my other split personality
neilly
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Darn Cowboys, everyone knows that duct tape is the correct way to fix these.
Cheers
learn something new everyday , thought string was the best , with a double knot of course
discodrivercumbria
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took disco to Lakeland Land rover, MOT , PASS!!!!!!!!!!
neilly
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I used mine as an anchor point to wind the rope in my winch drum under tension on the 90. Handbrake worked well on the D2 thankfully.
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Changed the wheels over for my cold weather tyres and checked all the pressures.
Well, I'd better practice what I preach I suppose:-
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/getting-ready-for-the-winter.322144/
And while I was in the mood, and 'cos I had the bits, I replaced the air suspension filters behind the nearside rear light cluster.
Well, I'd better practice what I preach I suppose:-
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/getting-ready-for-the-winter.322144/
And while I was in the mood, and 'cos I had the bits, I replaced the air suspension filters behind the nearside rear light cluster.
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1988smithy
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Oil and filters and general winter check over
