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Only because I put wheels from a LR4 on my LR3 did I decide I’d put the LR3 wheels on the Disco II. Pretty simple actually with the correct Hub Centric Rings (70.1 to 72.6). Plus lug nuts for a LR3/LR4. Didn’t realize just how much taller the tires are from the LR3. I expected a 1” difference in height, 1 3/4”; at least in my head anyway.
Nothing too exciting, filled up my 258k 2000 D2 this morning, 280 miles on 20 gallons on my 8 Mile Suburban commute for the last few weeks. Stock 16 inch Michelin tires, not a single functioning oxygen sensor on the truck. This thing continues to amaze me
Nothing too exciting, filled up my 258k 2000 D2 this morning, 280 miles on 20 gallons on my 8 Mile Suburban commute for the last few weeks. Stock 16 inch Michelin tires, not a single functioning oxygen sensor on the truck. This thing continues to amaze me
Lol, I don't even remember, been running it like this 2 + years. Once I figured out they either didn't affect mileage or maybe even resulted in an improvement I quit worrying about it.
Shoemakers shoes, my dd gets very little attention because all my free time goes to the project trucks.
Lol, I don't even remember, been running it like this 2 + years. Once I figured out they either didn't affect mileage or maybe even resulted in an improvement I quit worrying about it.
Shoemakers shoes, my dd gets very little attention because all my free time goes to the project trucks.
I hate having lights on dash lol
so you are saying not having O2 sensors doesn’t make much of a difference. ?
so you are saying not having O2 sensors doesn’t make much of a difference. ?
It would appear not, although you would have to compare it with other members truck but this truck gets a consistent 13 -14 miles per gallon on my daily commute and knocks down 17 and 1/2 on long Highway trips running 70 mph on stock sized Michelin 16 inch tires
It would appear not, although you would have to compare it with other members truck but this truck gets a consistent 13 -14 miles per gallon on my daily commute and knocks down 17 and 1/2 on long Highway trips running 70 mph on stock sized Michelin 16 inch tires
nice. So are your o2 sensors disconnected completely ??
Checked fluids, started measuring and making a template for fitting the snorkel that came in the bag of parts we got with the vehicle (some bits missing, including the instruction/fitting book). Then out for a ride up in the peaks with the boys' quad bike in tow.
Typically, if there is no reading from O2...it will default to +25% fueling. If you threw a reader on it, you'd probably see +25% reading on short and long trim trims. Usually short term trims will be bounce between -10% and +10% at steady speeds or idle...on a clean running engine with no other codes.
When l had a bad 02 on my old 03, stripped threads and took a couple days to get a tap, had it plugged off, right bank +25% constant...anyhow...it got about 11.5 mpg...painful...lol.
Checked the mileage on the 04 the last two tanks...getting around 15.5 mpg. Actually pretty happy with that.
