Discovery 2 questions......
Ok guys I have some questions about my rover, it is a 2004 disco 2 with 98000 miles. We just recently acquired it with a blown right side head gasket. The motor was studded and new gaskets,water pump,all cooling hoses were all done last month and it is driving great.
So here it the questions,
. (1) I have read about the front driveshaft rebuild/replacement but can anyone explain to me the signs of the shaft wearing out?
. (2) rear driveshaft flex coupling when should it be replaced?
. (3) I am planning on keeping this rover till it falls apart.( which in It's pristene condition will be quite some time) so with that being said is it recommended to purchase a nanocom to help service the truck and get rid of the damn three amigos and power flush the brake system.
. (4) Is there anything I am overlooking besides a transmission service?
Thanks in advance for any pointers you guys can give me.
So here it the questions,
. (1) I have read about the front driveshaft rebuild/replacement but can anyone explain to me the signs of the shaft wearing out?
. (2) rear driveshaft flex coupling when should it be replaced?
. (3) I am planning on keeping this rover till it falls apart.( which in It's pristene condition will be quite some time) so with that being said is it recommended to purchase a nanocom to help service the truck and get rid of the damn three amigos and power flush the brake system.
. (4) Is there anything I am overlooking besides a transmission service?
Thanks in advance for any pointers you guys can give me.
Get a driveshaft with zerk fittings and pump grease into it at every oil change. Rear Rotoflex is easy to swap and they honestly hold up very well. If it's severely cracked = replace it. You do not need the Nanocom to power bleed the brakes. 10.00 worth of wire and a toggle switch = you can power bleed the brakes vs a 500.00 scantool/programmer.
My advise is research this forum almost everything has been covered
I would do maintenance first including coolant switch to green , cooling system temperature constantly monitored via ultraguage or similar
new 180 stat
I would do maintenance first including coolant switch to green , cooling system temperature constantly monitored via ultraguage or similar
new 180 stat
Get a driveshaft with zerk fittings and pump grease into it at every oil change. Rear Rotoflex is easy to swap and they honestly hold up very well. If it's severely cracked = replace it. You do not need the Nanocom to power bleed the brakes. 10.00 worth of wire and a toggle switch = you can power bleed the brakes vs a 500.00 scantool/programmer.
Yes, ABS pump relay jumper. Do the PCV mod. Pre-emptive radiator and expansion bottle replacement woudl be a good idea. Run 15w40 diesel oil only, FL1-A oil filters. If your headliner is in good shape pull it down and fix the sunroofs or you will wind up needing a new one due to leaks.


