I can hear your wallet creaking from hereCurrently using the D2 as a rather inappropriate service vehicle, doing 100 miles a day. Ouch in the pocket....
I didn't bother with a Siemans one in a LR box I got one of the Siemans ones in a Siemans box where the LR name on the MAF had been erased ! It's done 10,000 miles now & still reads fine when I check the readings with the Foxwell. Think I paid about £80 at the time.After 1500 miles in two weeks in the D2, its going back as my occasional use car, as I fitted the recon gearbox in the van today. Its done me some good, as I've had the time to find niggling faults with the disco. Power has always been pretty crap under 2.2k, but because I was doing short trips, it was never an issue. But finally got down to the issue. After reading loads of threads, I decided to pull the MAF lead off, and bingo, power restored. I've always discounted this as an issue because I bought a replacement from Land Rover, so thought it would be perfect. Looks like I need to buy another one now...
Another fault knocked off the ever growing list for the D2,.....
I bought a VDO one from Island 4x4 the other day, when it arrived it was in a Continental (as in tyres) box - thought I’d been fobbed off with an el cheapo aftermarket job, but it turns out VDO are now owned by Continental! Went back and checked, Island’s description does mention it, I just didn’t spot it.I didn't bother with a Siemans one in a LR box I got one of the Siemans ones in a Siemans box where the LR name on the MAF had been erased ! It's done 10,000 miles now & still reads fine when I check the readings with the Foxwell. Think I paid about £80 at the time.
Well Hulk certainly lived up to his name and fought the good fight!Just stripped out the front discs, pads and back plates - got new arriving in the next couple of days.
Also replacing the nsf bearing, so have managed to loosen the 4 bolts at the back. I'm guessing I'll need to wait until osf is rebuilt before I can get sufficient effort onto the 32mm bugger-nut