Didn't realise yours was a V8, sounds sweeeet :)

I checked the speed using a satnav. And alot of people here really do seem to like ****ing on other people (or maybe just a select few). The speedo correction has given me a usual error of roughly 2-3% error across the speedo range (for those who like to pick holes, up to 80mph) and as usual...

I think people misunderstood what I said. I said I don't use a satnav in the vehicle and basically was saying that I wanted a speedometer that read correct.

Didn't think you legally had to have a working speedometer? I just did mine because when I used the vehicle, I don't use satnav as it's an off-road vehicle mainly. I use a car for most of the on the road use.

Have you tried disconnecting the prop shaft from front and rear and getting the speed up to 50mph? Diff lock might be useful too.

Ah, thats only for the nanocom itself, the unit I built corrects the speed on the instrument cluster speedometer. 8000 pulses per mile 2.2222 pules per mph Take the pulses into a microcontroller and output the correct number of pulses to the speedo. 65 on the speedo was actually 70mph, but 65...

Not found the option for that yet. Care to point me in the right direction? :)

Hmmm? I looked all over for the Nanocom for a cheaper price, where have you found it?

Made a speedo correction tool for any size tyres on a Discovery 2 :P

As for Nanocom Vs Hawkeye Total. The hawkeye will do all landrovers now for £300. But the Nanocom will do things like coding keys, changing injector codes etc. But it is dedicated to Disco 2 and Defender TD5 only, for a hefty price tag of £350.

I have Nanocom if you live near Southampton. And yes, I had the three amigos, I actually bought my nanocom, but it hadn't arrived when I used the iCarSoft and my mate just happened to be around with it. I don't know for certain that it will diagnose EVERY fault. But I haven't been able to...

Sounds like the synchros struggling to line up the gears for engaging. So the difference in rotation speed in low box compared to high box will make it easier for the gears to align and slide into place. Just my thoughts. Like others have said, try changing the oil first FOR THE CORRECT...

It told us which sensors the issue was with (which was both rear sensors), it also said the voltage was low on them and that they had also gone open circuit. This was because I fit extension cables while the ignition was on. BUT I did need to reset the codes for the dash to clear. I'm sure it...

I just broke it out and threw it in the bin. Would only hold the mud in and not let it out. :P

A friend of mine read and reset all the ABS / SLABS codes in my Disco 2 yesterday using the handheld iCarSoft which you can purchase for about £150. He said that it does the entire Land Rover range.

Sounds like the relay on the control board has welded in the closed position. Have you tried disconnecting the window switch from the centre console to rule this out?

For anyone thats interested. These extensions fit perfectly and they definately allow you to reroute the cable down to the middle of the axle and along to the hub so there are zero worries about length.

Its the shortest I could find. But i have found that its long enough to extend the rears down to the centre of the axle and along to the wheels. Which means there would be no issue with length what so ever then. (Not what I was really after, but its a good enough solution and future proofs...

Hi Guys, I'm curious if anyone knows whether these are the right connectors for the ABS sensor plugs on a Discovery 2? WABCO TRUCK ABS SENSOR EXTENSION LEAD 1.8Mtr Thanks :)

33s will fit depending on the offset and width with just a 2 inch lift.