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Hi. I recently fitted a diff lock kit to my 2000 discovery. Once I had done it , the diff lock light would come up when it was engaged. It is now not coming up. But it is still engaging. Does anyone know if there a fuse for the light? Thanks Chris

I have had a look on here and have Googled but can't seem to find exactly what I want. I'm also trying to figure out on how to connect the plastic pipe to the td5 discovery air filter box. It Looks like there is a couple of ways to do it but nothing that you can buy of the shelf

Hi. I have just brought a second hand Southdown snorkel. Does any one know where I can get the cutting template from? Thanks

I got mine to kick in before when trying to raise it on the nanocom, I gave it a tap and away it went. Lasted about a month and then just totally went. Before I gave it a tap, when trying to raise it on the nanocom it was just a faint noise from the compressor and it just kept getting lower. It...

I put a wire on the earth of the battery and one on the live and just touched the connectors inside the main compressor plug and it was completely dead. I done the same with my new one and it come straight on.

Hi mate. Mine never blew the fuse. It ended up being the compressor itself. It would be alright for weeks and then one day wouldn't work. I took it of in the end and connected to a battery and it's was completely dead. I put a second hand one on it and it's fine now.

I've managed to get it back up to height this morning. I tried the calibration but still wouldn't have it. The compressor was just clicking. I gave it a couple of taps and and you can actually hear it pumping air now. I Managed to get it to the rite height by doing it by the numbers

I'll have a better look in the morning

As far as I could see they looked ok. But it was dark by that time. If I can't get it to go back up is the valve bypass a good idea just to be able to get it moved ?

Yes will do.

It was only cheap so I'm not surprised I have a issue. It hasn't sagged or anything until today. No there are no faults logged. I will try again in the morning with the calibration part. Of that doesn't work I'll have to look into it a bit more

I've only had the car a week . I changed the battery when I picked it up and had none of these issues. The button you press inside to raise it didn't seem to do anything and then it would. So I stupidly disconnected the battery earlier for 20 minutes to see if it would reset itself. Obviously not 😂

When it had dropped on the drivers side earlier the passenger side was showing 124. I was going to just try and get near that. I have tried it in the calibration part for about the last hour but it doesn't seem to be going anywhere. I can hear the compressor do something when I press the...

Maybe the bags where not fully inflated . But I got a certain amount of air into them by using the bit in the nanocom where you can type in the height you want and if it can't reach it ,it says not been able to reach height. The compressor would then not do anything.

I jacked it back up to height . The air bags had nothing in them. So I used the nanocom again to try and raise both sides. Doing that inflated the bags. I saved the settings. When inflating them the compressor seems to be coming on sometimes but not other times. Thought I'd sorted it, let it...

I've removed the sponge and still nothing.

I will double check in a bit. The compressor is trying to do something. After disconnecting the battery it was only the drivers side that was down. After trying on the nanocom to get it back up on that side it's now down on the left side aswell. I wasn't sure if it could be reset somehow

I will be doing that. But I need to sort this out to begin with to be able to move it

Hi. I have a discovery 2 with air suspension. Is there anyway to reset the system? I had to disconnect the battery and now it Wont go back up. I've tried raising it on the nanocom and it's doing nothing. I can hear the compressor trying to do something. The only other thing I've done is replaced...