Well here it is........My project Disco
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Well here it is........My project Disco
Brought my 2004 Disco II home today! Let the adventure begin...or should I say let my bank account end!!!! I’m confident in this purchase. I have a great base to start with. Stay tuned for the transformation!!!!
Welcome home!
Maybe a little suspension sag. New shoes and suspension coming soon!
Welcome home!
Maybe a little suspension sag. New shoes and suspension coming soon!
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CollieRover (02-07-2020)
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Some things can be prevented, some things cannot.
Preventable:
1. Overheating - replace all cooling system components not recently replaced. They all fail at your age/mileage level. Bypass thermostat is more reliable than the best LR designed stat.
2. Oil leaks - PCV mod
3. Headliner damage - pull it out now and start working on sealing the sunroofs. I can walk you through it.
4. Cowl breakage - due to UV exposure - remove and coat/paint.
5. Hood/Roof fading - park inside, UV coatings, wax frequently, etc.
6. Wiring issues - replace the old broken/cracked wire looms - they protect the wires from UV and heat exposure.
7. Sunroof motor failure - see #2.
8. Window regulator failures - pull the doors and grease the tracks
9. Popping door strap - liberal lube
Preventable:
1. Overheating - replace all cooling system components not recently replaced. They all fail at your age/mileage level. Bypass thermostat is more reliable than the best LR designed stat.
2. Oil leaks - PCV mod
3. Headliner damage - pull it out now and start working on sealing the sunroofs. I can walk you through it.
4. Cowl breakage - due to UV exposure - remove and coat/paint.
5. Hood/Roof fading - park inside, UV coatings, wax frequently, etc.
6. Wiring issues - replace the old broken/cracked wire looms - they protect the wires from UV and heat exposure.
7. Sunroof motor failure - see #2.
8. Window regulator failures - pull the doors and grease the tracks
9. Popping door strap - liberal lube
Last edited by Extinct; 02-07-2020 at 07:44 PM.
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My most rewarding upgrade was adding an oil cooler (factory from '02 with thermostat adapter [factory ports do not work]). It brings down the max oil temps by 20 deg F and extends engine life.
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Some things can be prevented, some things cannot.
Preventable:
1. Overheating - replace all cooling system components not recently replaced. They all fail at your age/mileage level. Bypass thermostat is more reliable than the best LR designed stat.
2. Oil leaks - PCV mod
3. Headliner damage - pull it out now and start working on sealing the sunroofs. I can walk you through it.
4. Cowl breakage - due to UV exposure - remove and coat/paint.
5. Hood/Roof fading - park inside, UV coatings, wax frequently, etc.
6. Wiring issues - replace the old broken/cracked wire looms - they protect the wires from UV and heat exposure.
7. Sunroof motor failure - see #2.
8. Window regulator failures - pull the doors and grease the tracks
9. Popping door strap - liberal lube
Preventable:
1. Overheating - replace all cooling system components not recently replaced. They all fail at your age/mileage level. Bypass thermostat is more reliable than the best LR designed stat.
2. Oil leaks - PCV mod
3. Headliner damage - pull it out now and start working on sealing the sunroofs. I can walk you through it.
4. Cowl breakage - due to UV exposure - remove and coat/paint.
5. Hood/Roof fading - park inside, UV coatings, wax frequently, etc.
6. Wiring issues - replace the old broken/cracked wire looms - they protect the wires from UV and heat exposure.
7. Sunroof motor failure - see #2.
8. Window regulator failures - pull the doors and grease the tracks
9. Popping door strap - liberal lube
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