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I've got a good 300Tdi down here in Pembrokeshire. Came out my own Discovery that I wrote off in a 40mph arguement with a tree. Its got somewhere in the area of 68000 Give me a shout.

Next time.... Undo steering arms, wheels off, caliper off and remove the entire hub in one unit! If you look behind the hub there is a ring of 6? bolts that once undone allow you to remove the entire hub and shaft from the axle. Get it either hub down in a builders bucket ( a great way...

I use the "Really Useful Boxes" range as well. Picked them up from Tesco of all places at great prices compared to everywhere else I could find inline at the time. I can stand on the lids without damage, they are stackable and resist water ingress very well. I use them for everything from...

If the engineer as actually seen the vehicle, then it will be a genuine cat B and it would not be safe back on the road. I wrote my Discovery off recently and figured on buying back and putting back on the road, as the damage was all at the front. The engine had been pushed back against the...

I've got Truffles, cos the last 3 letters are TFL, One before was Peejay cos the last 3 were PYJ and the one before that was Dusty cos my daughter was young and only learning to speak, she couldn't say Discovery and it always came out as Dusty!!

These are the same steps that I have, here is a pic which includes the fitting kit, I'm away at the local club trial tomorrow but can get a better pic and measurements if needed tomorrow night.

I've got a set of steps complete with fixings if anyone wants an extra set?

Welcome to the zone. Maintainance is your friend with Landrovers. The vast majority of breakdowns are because people think they can abuse them day in day out with slapping a bit of grease into the nipples etc!!

Because of the recent/impending law change with regards to tyre noise etc, many dealers are finding it difficult to get stock of AT and mud tyres. There are a few sellers on Ebay, in particular one guy in Bridgend who has very good prices and usually no issues with stock. Normally I...

Both sides at the front will hold the batteries, much easier wiring as a result. Numax all the way, had two fitted for 4 years now to my winch equipped Disco with no problems.

I reckon the ST would be the ones for you. Aggressive AT is the best description

Agree You need to retain 8 points as you know. 5 chassis 2 Axles 2 Suspension 2 Steering assembly 11 points, jobs a goodun!

I'd say the aircon unit is the way to go with this, its a project i've been planning for years and never seeming to get the time! I have a york compressor as well as a standard Discovery one, and I have a tank that would fit nicely tucked under the chassis rails out the way, just need to get...

I've ran nothing but cooper tyres for years, mutts nuts in my opinion. I have STT's on my Offroad Disco/winch recovery machine, only struggled in the deepest of clag that no one else was moving in either, but once i'd dropped down from road pressure to 12 psi they bit through and pulled me...

What team are you SO for? Pembslandy above is on the Fishguard team and I was on the same team for 18 years.

If your timing belt is still fine, and the timing pins go in like they should, then read carefully. On top of each valve is a small collet that can, given the right situation, jump loose and will jam istself into the spring of the valve causing the pushrod to bend. Check all the collets are...

Nice solution this, what size of Unistrut is it?

It will do that naturally, just grab the steering bar and rotate it slightly and the compression will be gone

But if you fill your fuel filter before fitting it you never need to bleed the system.

Can't remember the brand? Just recall "commercial chassis black"