So what did you do to your Disco today?
#2261
12-04-2013, 09:58 AM
My brother and I, who aren't very mechanically inclined, were able to install my Terrafirma MD 2" Suspension Kit from Roverparts in my 97 Disco. So far the ride feels incredible and looks great. We will see how long these TF's last though. Got free shipping with Roverparts and their customer service was great! Now onto the power steering pump.
#2262
12-04-2013, 02:53 PM
4wd Low
#2263
12-04-2013, 03:00 PM
Winching
Just got a pair of headlights from a fellow landy owner for $10, she bought some new ones. Nothing wrong with the ones she had, just needed the plastic pc that hold them to the adjusters.
She asked if I could help her with some work. Cleaning 02 sensors, I never heard of that, has anyone here heard of it? If so, how?
She has a 96 disco.
Edit: no need on 02, I sent her the state assistance form. she has check engine light on.
She asked if I could help her with some work. Cleaning 02 sensors, I never heard of that, has anyone here heard of it? If so, how?
She has a 96 disco.
Edit: no need on 02, I sent her the state assistance form. she has check engine light on.
Last edited by Sam95disco; 12-04-2013 at 03:25 PM.
#2264
12-04-2013, 03:28 PM
Winching
My brother and I, who aren't very mechanically inclined, were able to install my Terrafirma MD 2" Suspension Kit from Roverparts in my 97 Disco. So far the ride feels incredible and looks great. We will see how long these TF's last though. Got free shipping with Roverparts and their customer service was great! Now onto the power steering pump.
#2265
12-04-2013, 05:36 PM
The Rover has been running really well lately so I knew something was about to go out...
Worked from home today, thought I would be nice and take my wife lunch, went back out to go home and it would start but not shift out of park. After all sorts of nice words, determined that it was a brake light switch. Called around to several auto parts stores, Rover dealers...can't get me anything until in the morning.
All of this in 5 degree snowy weather wearing a North Face hoodie, jeans and my running shoes. I read somewhere that the Land Rover is the most unreliable reliable vehicle...but I still wouldn't sell it!
Worked from home today, thought I would be nice and take my wife lunch, went back out to go home and it would start but not shift out of park. After all sorts of nice words, determined that it was a brake light switch. Called around to several auto parts stores, Rover dealers...can't get me anything until in the morning.
All of this in 5 degree snowy weather wearing a North Face hoodie, jeans and my running shoes. I read somewhere that the Land Rover is the most unreliable reliable vehicle...but I still wouldn't sell it!
#2267
12-04-2013, 10:31 PM
#2268
12-04-2013, 10:33 PM
The Rover has been running really well lately so I knew something was about to go out...
Worked from home today, thought I would be nice and take my wife lunch, went back out to go home and it would start but not shift out of park. After all sorts of nice words, determined that it was a brake light switch. Called around to several auto parts stores, Rover dealers...can't get me anything until in the morning.
All of this in 5 degree snowy weather wearing a North Face hoodie, jeans and my running shoes. I read somewhere that the Land Rover is the most unreliable reliable vehicle...but I still wouldn't sell it!
Worked from home today, thought I would be nice and take my wife lunch, went back out to go home and it would start but not shift out of park. After all sorts of nice words, determined that it was a brake light switch. Called around to several auto parts stores, Rover dealers...can't get me anything until in the morning.
All of this in 5 degree snowy weather wearing a North Face hoodie, jeans and my running shoes. I read somewhere that the Land Rover is the most unreliable reliable vehicle...but I still wouldn't sell it!
#2270
12-05-2013, 05:10 AM
Three Wheeling