JUKE179r
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Drained the cr@p from my rudimentary oil catch container doohickey.
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Other what have u done on ur disco today
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Changed auto g/box oil today got about 4 litres out & the same back in using my new pump thingy, done 2,926 miles since the last change on 29/7/20.
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Looks nice!
What did you do with your windscreen washer bottle? I see it isn't dangling in the wind.
Dorsetlanez
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Thanks!
Amazingly the DF Delux bumper is just deep emough to hide it! Ill put some pics up tomorrow showing it!
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Spots and winch in today!
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Not mine but Son's disco 2 td5 traveled to Angus in Scotland today 800 mile round trip for us and it never missed a beat 
Dorsetlanez
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A few pics as promised showing how the washer bottle remains protected and out of sight with the new bumper.
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Rear discs an pads changed on the D3
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D3 passed it's M.O.T no advisories
Happy new year!
Happy new year!
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Just dropped her off for rear Chassis replacment and MOT!! very nervous!
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Hi, are you having just the rear 1/4 done if so & if you don't mine me asking how much have they quoted you for it ? I got quoted a grand yesterday
& I know my tank,bumper etc will come out/off easily as I've replaced every bolt with stainless steel less then 3,000 miles ago. Hope it all goes well.
JUKE179r
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I made a list today of all the priority maintenance and ordered parts needing completition prior to my UK MOT inspection in February:
- replace leaking brake master cylinder
- replace failed LF & RR window regulators
- replace burned out fog light
- slow leak LR tyre
- replace leaking brake master cylinder
- replace failed LF & RR window regulators
- replace burned out fog light
- slow leak LR tyre
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Hi, i have been quoted £950 including the 1/4 chassis, obviusly if it takes longer than the allotted time then it will be more expensive! its a big decision for me but have been assured that the rest of the chassis is solid with just some welding to the cills to do. once its all welded then im taking it to South West Rust Proofing for them to give it a full underside check and quote for a complete underbody protection. im hoping if i can do this it should give her 5-10 years more life!Hi, are you having just the rear 1/4 done if so & if you don't mine me asking how much have they quoted you for it ? I got quoted a grand yesterday
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Hi, have you got your D2 back yet & were the any there any unforeseen bits that pushed the price up from the quote ?
I'm hoping to get mine booked in for February & it would be handy to know so I can prepare myself
, many thanks.
My Disco Series II (2000 car, TD5 manual, 300tkms in odo) project is now in my garage waiting for parts. I'll be doing the suspension, new springs & shocks all over. Both front springs were snapped, looks like everything is from the factory. Started cleaning and spraying the bolts front & back to ease the job when parts arrive. Already did oil change for both diffs, engine oil and filters. New shuttle valve didn't take care of 3 amigos, have to dig deeper. Maybe get a diagnose tool too. Luckily the chassis is solid from back to front, no rot. The only places in the body I found soft spots were the back end of sills, those will be welded.
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A code reader will be a big help to ensure you don't go of chasing the wrong fault. If it is the 'shuttle valve intermittent' problem, there's a mod you can do to improve the internal earth of the module, Google 'Option B mod' and take a look.
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Got around to replacing the camshaft oil seal/cap. I'm surprised the old one didn't fall out, it was so loose old one on the left).
Nice easy job for a change, hurrah! Then I spotted the fuel pressure regulator was leaking. Oh well.
Nice easy job for a change, hurrah! Then I spotted the fuel pressure regulator was leaking. Oh well.
I was actually thinking about doing the mod when replacing the shuttle valve.
Which diagnostic tool are you using? I was thinking about getting Foxwell.
