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Yes I still have them somewhere. I will look them out as I`m having a workshop tidy up & when I find them I`ll make a duplicate up.

I`m not far away, & have a hawkeye you could scan with if needed, although looks like your sorted.

Meego what is the product you have used here to stick on the floor ?

Yes that`s the one. For some reason I didn`t see that one when looking, althought it is not in stock with them. Anyway now I have the part number I can find one elsewhere. :)

Not sure

Hi, I`ve tried looking, but can`t seem to find these panel retaining clips fasteners, or whatever is the correct term. They are to secure the rear panel on the second row seats. Anyone know the correct part number or suggest elsewhere to look. Thought I had found them with this part no. BTR8976

Just to update in case it helps others in future to solve their problems. My brake pedal problem was due to a vac pipe I had dislodged whilst working on steering column area. On the pipe to the brake servo there is another vac pipe that T`s off to another block & I had dislodged the end off...

Yes I made sure it was kept full.

When I jumped in to take it for it`s m.o.t, I started it up & found the clutch stuck solid. I then forced the pedal down to see if I could free it & take it for it`s m.o.t. It wasn`t till I drove it, & went to brake that I also noticed the brake pedal was not working as it should. I never tried...

I did that on friday night whilst I had it on ramps, to gain access to slave cylinder. Do you think I have damaged the master cylinder seals by forcing it ? I think i`m correct in saying the brake & clutch are on same system ?

I`ll take a look, most likely it will be mainly at weekend as it`s dark by the time i`m home & I have kids after school clubs etc. I was wondering if I had damaged something that affected both the brake & clutch, when I forced the clutch pedal down. I was going to take it for it`s M..OT so just...

Is that cos it will be stolen in Harpenden :rolleyes: I have family out that way. I didn`t notice a bolt on pedal when I disconnected it. I had to remove it when I unbolted the M/c to make it easier to remove the steering shaft as I had to replace a lower steering column uj & removed the...

Sorry I ommitted the part about the brake pedal being stiff too.. Both seemed fine prior to the clutch pedal being stuck solid. I presume this was due to plates sticking to the flywheel. Anyway I forced the clutch pedal down & it broke free. Now the clutch pedal is loose on first part of travel...

I had a dodgy new fuel pump before. I changed that & fpr etc & even opened it up & spun it over to see loads of fuel ****ing out & was getting correct voltage at pump etc. Turns out that fuel was only coming out at 2.5 bar & not the 4 bar needed.

Right time to resurrect this thread. Unfortunately due to my mother being in hospital & other things needing my attention I left the Disco sitting on the driveway. I have decided I need to turn my attention to it & have this weekend gone done what sierraferry suggested & undone the bleed nipple...

Not done it myself, but I am considering doing the same & replacing my oe suspension with hd springs as I have a winch bumper fitted. Be interested to read others thoughts after doing this.

easier to take it to some as stated, so they have the tools to hand. Put some pics up here if you can of the job. I live other side of Cambridge. Sometimes it may require a plate so there is something solid to weld the mount too, wich means more time/£

Will give that a try. I force freed the pedal this morning, but it still felt stiff. I`ll see what I can find later.

So after having not moved my Discovery on the drive for a month (away camping for fortnight & replacing the lower steering column uj & adjusting steering box etc ) I went to take it for the mot. I had gone to start it the other day & run it all fine, but never took it for a drive & discovered...

Thanks for putting that up. I must admit I had already seen it elsewhere, but there may be others who see this who have not. I appreciate all the help guys.