Buying A Discovery II
#11
After what all these experienced people told U, I bet U will go ahead and buy the truck, right! hahaha......... When u said its in great condition, were u talking about looks? Because in great condition, I would think is a new engine, with all the bugs worked out, and no wiring issues (that can be big problem since its your first car, as U said yourself, at least have someone more experienced take a look at it B4 purchase). The fact that U say valve covers R little oil'y, means head-gasket hasn't been done right? Don't want to offend U,( but how much is the great deal?), so someone here can tell U if it really is a great deal, so at least U don't overpay too much to begin with.
#12
1/2 a quart every 1k? Thats not good.
I'd stay away from 03' and 04' myself.....and like everyone else is writing, they are awesome rigs, love mine too, but you better be a mechanic, unless you have some money to spend at the shop. Better have money alone for the parts your going to be buying!! AND a second rig!! hahahaahaha
I'd stay away from 03' and 04' myself.....and like everyone else is writing, they are awesome rigs, love mine too, but you better be a mechanic, unless you have some money to spend at the shop. Better have money alone for the parts your going to be buying!! AND a second rig!! hahahaahaha
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#15
The dealer actually told me more than once that they don't get concerned until it is over one quart per 1000 miles. Then they might listen to you complain.
As a note to a poster upthread, regarding rolling with your pals the three amigos, that means you have no traction control or ABS for quickly stopping your hulking two and a half tons of glistening steel and aluminium.
As a note to a poster upthread, regarding rolling with your pals the three amigos, that means you have no traction control or ABS for quickly stopping your hulking two and a half tons of glistening steel and aluminium.
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1/2 a quart of oil consumed between oil changes (3-4k) is "kinda" acceptable of a v8 with well over 100k on the clock (your still on barrowed time, my opinion), Under a 100k you shouldnt be burning any oil. My 4.0 has 138k on the clock, and uses 0. There is something wrong with your motor.
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