Didn't get a chance to try this yesterday as we needed food shopping apparently... Hopefully gonna give it a try tonight as I'm booked in at the garage tomorrow for my rear shocks fitting...tried for hours on Saturday couldn't get the bolts out :(

It just blatantly says, and I quote: " I had warned the owner they were hard to beak into and some vehicles ended up with a broken window as that is the only way to enter them. I did not tell her the P38 is a doddle to get into with a ****** through the ***** and then ****, but it's even easier...

Anyone else read the most recent edition of Land Rover Monthly? Land Rovers are getting stolen left right and centre and without going into too much detail there is a section written by a garage owner on how much he loves cold weather because he can charge more for his Land Rovers to be sold...

Just sit in when it's raining and see for yourself

Thank you I'm gonna give it my best shot!

Exactly what he said ^ You could be anyone wanting to take any Land Rover. We don't know you, what car you own you have no pictures of it, you are just a new guy on the forum asking advice but you could be a thief wanting to steal someone's car for all we know.

I used a screwdriver for my radio

The first one does, shows a disco wading in some water?

Are they just bolted/screwed in? I assume I can just undo the bolts/screws holding the speakers and amps in and either cut the wiring to get it out of the way or just disconnect them. I have a new set of fixings I can use so not bothered about breaking all the clips on the actual trim, thinking...

Pretty sure I have a 3/8 will have to check when I get to the car... I don't have a 6 sided socket but they're only a couple of quid I'll try that also. Once the handle is removed can I just pop the trim off the door? Not bothered about snapping the plastics as I'm going to replace it anyway.

Brilliant, thank you!

Thanks I'll give this a go after work!

Yeah I used a 10mm long reach but couldn't grip the damned thing! Also don't have any Irwin sockets will have to buy some :(

Hi, I realise I should have just made 1 thread with all the problems I have but I've only just remembered these pictures. On the off-side rear panel the bumper part doesn't fit as snug as the near-side? Any particular reason other than the metal being bent? Also on the bumper itself how...

I can see that there is 2 nuts on the under side of the handle on the panel trim, but they seem to be rounded off and are very hard to get too anyway! Any other way of removing the rear door trim without removing the handle first? I want to take my spare wheel carrier off but the trim is in...

Didn't you ask that in this thread? As they said there, a newcomer to the forum asking how to get into a Disco usually won't be given any help! If you genuinely do own the car then as advised in the other thread go to a main dealer as otherwise his is a public forum and we don't want people...

No not the entire bumper, I just want to remove the bull bar part of it as I don't like the look! Anyone know how it's fitted? It seems to be attached to he bumper somehow...

Too far for me, never been before but it sounds interesting!

You get any pics of the place?

Usually underneath the drivers side front wheel arch