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Sorry you've had so much aggro. That was one of the first jobs I had to do on mine back in 2021 & I think it was NAK seal I used on SF's recommendation & it's been fine since. As said I did go over the shaft sealing area with some fine wet n dry...

Discovery section. Well worth signing up to the disco3 forum.

Now got a DCV error. Just need to borrow a ramp for an hour aghhh Got 2l of CCF and a spare solenoid in the car. But on holiday

Most need an air compressor and application gun. Don't have such things sadly. Unless we could borrow ?? Cavity wax seems the thing, but high pressure needed for the distances.

Hello! I learned a few things with the freelander, but it was never meant to be my “real car”. This disco is just bought. Almost all things in excellent condition. I’m trying to work out where one goes on this site to ask technical q’s...

Very odd, if plays up tomorrow will pull relay for a few days, then change fluid when I get home

What's the sealing face like on the shaft? Is it scored and if it is can you rub some emery cloth around to smooth it out. If you can get a finger nail in a score line it may be needing to be changed😬

À good question, get in there lad and measure them. As a rule, any bolt length should leave at least 5mm sticking out of the nut once it's tight👍

Yeah, Rockauto for mine as well

Top work

Are M10 x 100 bolts long enough ?

If they've rotted, some heat, oil and a good pair of mole grips. Or cut the buggers off with a grinder👌 Then cut and make the old bolts flush and drill then out to fit bolts if you're using the part again 👍

Many thanks, might be a good idea to keep an eye on it. Bought from Rockauto before without a problem.

Thanks for the reply. Didn't know if the motor was available separately or with fan blade as a complete unit.

This is the motor, but currently out of stock. I know many have used it. https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=1408527&cc=0&pt=6920&jsn=3

I'll scour the Tratter threads. Surely if anyone can recommend some wonder product for injecting into box sections for preventing corrosion it'll be them!

Hi everyone I am trying to remove the center box on my P38 and the bolts that go onto the clamp have disintegrated, does anyone know the nut and bolt size? Thanks

Meyle heavy duty ARB links fitted today

I can't complain. It served it's purpose and I only paid £200 for it and the scrappy said they'd give me that for it so with one abs sensor, some wiper blades and two second hand tyres it's been cheap motoring for the year. It was a great little...

Maybe a Dinitrol product??

Mine did the same but wasn’t salvageable, I did look on ebay though and there is a lot on there that should work as a replacement but they’re expensive, so I’d have a look and see if there are any used on there a bit cheaper. try searching...

I'll start them on Bombay Mix and work up to chillies and hotter spices. They'll need a daily ration of lager too. :cool:

Noted! Great pics. I'm just wondering if it's worth Lanogaurding the externals and getting something a bit thicker to inject into the sills?

Axles attached to the chassis with poly bushes and YRM Stainless nut and bolt kits. Heavy duty progressive 25mm lowering springs from extreme 4x4

Is the aircon fan motor available to buy for a D2 Td5 (2004). Apparently the fuse has blown and the fan motor has seized up, although a poke with a screwdriver got it working again for now. Hoping it will stay working, but I doubt it. So might be...

Chickens love eating herbs so I bet thay would eat curry powder mixed with grain , bit like a red factor canary just a yellow bird but you feed it with red pepper and you get a red bird

I'm sure you could get a start-up grant for that!! gives a new twist to "Chicken Tikka Masala" (If that is how you spell it!!)

Still looking, surprised you haven't sorted it since you asked the question 2 years ago.

Now that has given me an idea. Chickens fed on curry sauce ----- 😁

I think it was just too hot, seems ok now. Was fine on a really twisty road.