Help! Disco died while driving now won't start
TReK
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From: Ketchikan, Alaska, USA
And it's in the shop again, doing the exact same thing now the shop says it has to be the multi function relay. I guess I'm going to have to buy a relay, is there anywhere to get them cheaper than British Atlantic? They had then for 99 bucks and we don't have and salvage yards here thy would have a land rover.
Recovery Vehicle
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Drifting
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From: Bella Vista, Arkansas
he told me it would 40 bucks to troubleshoot it and then when I called back the next day he said he had 3 hours in it at a total of 270.00
Baja
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From: Pittsburgh PA suburbs.
Not a whole lot of shops are going to troubleshoot for free and if you come in for a specific item to be replaced most won't guarantee a fix for a sudden engine dies and won't start type of problem.
Nothing is free these days. LR would be billing you about 120 per hour or so.
Nothing is free these days. LR would be billing you about 120 per hour or so.
Baja
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From: Pittsburgh PA suburbs.
Thanks for the tip. I did find a crack in the mini inlet manifold but nothing like the photo you posted. I suspect this is original equipment maybe and the fuel guage wasn't working well any way so I'm calling Rovers North tomorrow to get next-day air on the Proline PFL132 unit you suggested. The parts houses where I live only sell the LR branded part for $240 and have to order anyways. Will keep you all updated.
With the top of it wet like it was, it was definitely spraying out when under pressure.
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