1996 Disco Post Accident air bags
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Location: Ketchikan, Alaska, USA
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WARNING: All the airbag system
components, including the wiring harness,
MUST be renewed after the airbags have
deployed.
I still don't see why the ECU would need to be replaced. I believe that the RAVE states to use Testbook to reset the ECU. Not to replace it.
Last edited by Chris-bob; 04-09-2011 at 03:49 PM.
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And I think this is just for safety. They are probably worried about the condition of the parts after an accident. They don't want a damaged wire causing problems later.
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Pictures of Crash, Repair, and only 30K miles on a 15 year old car
By the way here are pictures of the damage and after $4000 worth of parts and labor:
The dealership also notified me that i have about $4000 worth of repairs ie oil leakage, break pads, spark plugs etc. Since its not worth it, i guess it took 15 years for me to finally part ways. RIP Land Rover Discovery 1996 at 30K miles.
And if you don't believe me about the 30,000 miles here:
The dealership also notified me that i have about $4000 worth of repairs ie oil leakage, break pads, spark plugs etc. Since its not worth it, i guess it took 15 years for me to finally part ways. RIP Land Rover Discovery 1996 at 30K miles.
And if you don't believe me about the 30,000 miles here:
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[QUOTE=aceoffadezz;238317]By the way here are pictures of the damage and after $4000 worth of parts and labor: The dealership also notified me that i have about $4000 worth of repairs ie oil leakage, break pads, spark plugs etc. Since its not worth it, i guess it took 15 years for me to finally part ways. RIP Land Rover Discovery 1996 at 30K miles.
And if you don't believe me about the 30,000 miles here:
Your kidding right? You are going to get rid of it because it requires regular maintenance? You could do the work you listed yourself for about 1/4 of what the dealer told you , maybe even less. The only thing that might be real spendy is the oil leak or it could just be the valve cover gaskets.
And if you don't believe me about the 30,000 miles here:
Your kidding right? You are going to get rid of it because it requires regular maintenance? You could do the work you listed yourself for about 1/4 of what the dealer told you , maybe even less. The only thing that might be real spendy is the oil leak or it could just be the valve cover gaskets.
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Dude if you sell this truck after spending $4000 to fix after a accident you are a complete idiot for nor wanting to spend $300 and a weekend's worth of time fixing it.
Brake pads are $100, tune up is another $100.
I am betting the oil leak is from the valve covers, thats a $3 fix.
If you sell this I am going to send some hard hitting pipe wielding mothers to your house to set you straight.
You dont spend $4k just to sell it, if you were going to sell it anyway you never should have fixed it.
Brake pads are $100, tune up is another $100.
I am betting the oil leak is from the valve covers, thats a $3 fix.
If you sell this I am going to send some hard hitting pipe wielding mothers to your house to set you straight.
You dont spend $4k just to sell it, if you were going to sell it anyway you never should have fixed it.
#19
Dude if you sell this truck after spending $4000 to fix after a accident you are a complete idiot for nor wanting to spend $300 and a weekend's worth of time fixing it.
Brake pads are $100, tune up is another $100.
I am betting the oil leak is from the valve covers, thats a $3 fix.
If you sell this I am going to send some hard hitting pipe wielding mothers to your house to set you straight.
You dont spend $4k just to sell it, if you were going to sell it anyway you never should have fixed it.
Brake pads are $100, tune up is another $100.
I am betting the oil leak is from the valve covers, thats a $3 fix.
If you sell this I am going to send some hard hitting pipe wielding mothers to your house to set you straight.
You dont spend $4k just to sell it, if you were going to sell it anyway you never should have fixed it.
I've changed my mind on letting it go. The tune up and other maintenance issues, I can handle. The primary problem is the SRS light. I know i can go without airbags, but wouldn't my car fail an inspection? I read in the RAVE that upon deployment, you have to replace everything from wiring harness, 2 airbag crash sensors under the hood, DCU, etc. No mechanic around me wants to do this work. So what do i do?
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By the way here are pictures of the damage and after $4000 worth of parts and labor:
The dealership also notified me that i have about $4000 worth of repairs ie oil leakage, break pads, spark plugs etc. Since its not worth it, i guess it took 15 years for me to finally part ways. RIP Land Rover Discovery 1996 at 30K miles.
And if you don't believe me about the 30,000 miles here:
The dealership also notified me that i have about $4000 worth of repairs ie oil leakage, break pads, spark plugs etc. Since its not worth it, i guess it took 15 years for me to finally part ways. RIP Land Rover Discovery 1996 at 30K miles.
And if you don't believe me about the 30,000 miles here: