I think so my wife disagrees

 

And this is why we keep this little secret to ourselves...lol.

But, back on topic.

Welcome to the rover world, redleg13fa! You will either be here a short amount of time...or close to what seems like...forever. But, seriously...once you get the disco-issues straighten around...they can be a fun little vehicle. Good luck, with your new rig.

Brian.

 

[QUOTE=zuke;622351]Step 1: Park it and sacrifice a live chicken to the Rover God.

I don't know how everybody else performs this ritual but here is how I do it.

Stand in front of the hood and bite the head off the chicken like Ozzy Osbourne.
Hold the bleeding chicken over your head by the left foot
Firmly grasp your ***** with one hand and do a war dance around your rover 3 times. ( make sure you go 3 times as this wards off the 3 amigos)
Slap your wife on the *** and yell "god save the queen"

That is what the RAVE manual says

 

thank you much. I don' foreee letting this baby kick my ***. But I should stick around especially for answers looking for to fix if needed.

 

One more thing. Get a set of metric and sae tools. Most metric wrench sets don't have an 18 mm. You are gonna need one of those.

 

oh yea most of my tools are metric. I swear that's all jeep uses now. But thanks for the heads up.

 

So I did purchase the 2004 disco hse7 yesterday. So far I'm on love with it. I'm already looking fowatd to do some maintenance on her. Man does it look like a pain in the rear to change plugs and wires. Should I change out the MAF sensor? What's the best synthetic oil to use on these engines? I'e seen some member say totall t6, some say mobile 1 high mileage hmm which one? Me I'm personally a valvoline guy. I'll post pics when I figure it out on my phone.

 

Plugs are easy enough, but getting to the coils to change the wires is a PITA. Some can swap them without disassembly but I prefer to remove the upper intake manifold.

 

 

Very nice. I got one too. I like the way they added all accessories in the HSE7. I relocated my coil packs for easy maintenance and trouble shooting. Cheers!