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Old 05-14-2013, 02:51 PM
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Default New ower of a 99 rover D1 118,000 miles

New 99 rover D1 ower 118,000 miles can,t wait to get the 2" lift and racks lol
got fix list
exhaust leak right side
both sun roofs leak
cruise controll
both rear window rubbers are bad
rear window rubber bad
front breakes
 
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Welcome to the struggle! Don't forget to inspect the u joints.
 
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Old 05-14-2013, 04:21 PM
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Look at an Ultra Gauge, a check with a scanner may show a coolant temp you "thought" was OK, the factory gauge is not real accurate.
 
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lol thanks on the info ill check the temp out i know there alot heat problems with these so i do want check it
 
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'99 D1's are uncommon. (That was the first year of the D2.) Keep that in mind when looking for parts, D1's and D2's are pretty much incompatible.
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Originally Posted by SSL9000J
'99 D1's are uncommon. (That was the first year of the D2.) Keep that in mind when looking for parts, D1's and D2's are pretty much incompatible.
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LOL ya i found that out when i went to the junk yard they had a 99 but it was a d2 but mine a 99 d1, but i look up alot my parts as a 98 lol
 

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Originally Posted by rcdave2260
LOL ya i found that out when i went to the junk yard they had a 99 but it was a d2 but mine a 99 d1, but i look up alot my parts as a 98 lol
That's exactly what I have to do as well, besides pulling old part off first and taking it with me. Some of these Service Advisors don't know everything either.

Something else to keep in mind, if your truck has the Advanced Evaporative Loss System (which according to an "expert" LR tech, AELS started on these trucks in 1997) you must specify AELS when ordering fuel system and some ignition parts. He still tried to give me a part that was for a non-AELS... namely the fuel tank/pump rubber sealing ring. It will NOT fit on a DI equipped with AELS. So I really don't know why he didn't just give me the right part in the first place?

You can tell if yours has the Advanced system by looking at the charcoal canister. Non-AELS is an upright cylindrical type, and AELS is a horizontal rectangle box.
 
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