I have in a box in the back of my discovery a thermostat, rotoflex, all fluids required by the vehicle, serpentine belt, a full array of tools and recovery equipment. I don't have cats, don't worry no codes put o2 spacers in when the cats rattled, do I really need a spare front shaft the local yard has a rebuilt one in a disco for 100?

 

I printed out the entire RAVE manual and keep it in a 4" binder. It never leaves the back of my disco and it's covered in greasy fingerprints.

 

What is a RAVE manual? I have the owners manual and a satellite link with full subscription to mitchell on demand is there more?

 

You really do want to carry a full printed RAVE manual with you. It works as a great pillow when you are waiting for a tow truck.

 

Unless, you're going on an expedition across the Sahara I wouldn't get too carried away w/ spare parts. If u have a CDL fitted there's no need to lug around an extra prop shaft.

Now, If you're concerned about the prop breaking loose, you should think about how you're going to lug around an extra Tranny

Bring a good set of tools, duct tape, cable ties (preferably, large size), a AAA card, and a cell phone charger.

 

I carry a spare brake light switch and a spare XYZ.

 

I like to bing some extra fuse a spare alternator, idler and tensioner

 

12 volt test light
$100 Land rover shop manual (bought mine on ebay)
Serpentine belt and both idlers
5-6ft of 5/16 fuel line (in case you break your plastic water line tubing that goes to the overflow tank)
GAS!! lol
Water

 

it's the Bible ..................... the Landrover Bible ..................... it's what really matters in this world of Landrover's

What else is there to do at bedtime apart from reading the RAVE manual

 

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