What did you do with your DII today?
#8553
11-22-2021, 07:36 PM
Camel Trophy
Just a question, and I know how to search the forums, but this is one of those things that has more than one answer or no definitive answer (perhaps).
The inline thermostat mod, my thermostat was replaced before I purchases the vehicle. How do I determine if it's the inline one or (the standard) one?
Thanks. And I will look into the PCV mod., Anything I can do to get the most amount of time out of this.
The inline thermostat mod, my thermostat was replaced before I purchases the vehicle. How do I determine if it's the inline one or (the standard) one?
Thanks. And I will look into the PCV mod., Anything I can do to get the most amount of time out of this.
Take a look at these also:https://landroverforums.com/forum/discovery-ii-18/2001-discovery-2-60-000-miles-what%92s-fair-price-92717/page3/#post674154
https://landroverforums.com/forum/discovery-ii-18/there-seat-trim-inboard-side-front-seats-96444/#post723598
#8554
11-23-2021, 06:53 AM
Recovery Vehicle
I finally have no lights on the dash. unbelievable. knock on wood.
Was getting a P1415 I could not chase to save my life. Did the Hyundai valve, the chased lines and SAI valves, replaced the SAI pump. Which is much quieter now. The trick was the little valve next to the Hyundai valve. The rover one was ~$50, strangely, the BMW one was $20. BMW, Land Rover Vacuum Control Valve - PIERBURG - 7.02318.01.0 - NEW OEM
Credit to Rover Master, the guy who pinned my cylinders and did some other work. If you need anything done outside of your DIY scope, totally worth getting the truck to him. Super knowledgeable.
Replaced the ABS pump, got rid of my four Amigos. That is nice. Knock on wood again.
I have a set of 2" lift spaces that I am going to install next time we have warm day, looks like a pretty simple install.
Was getting a P1415 I could not chase to save my life. Did the Hyundai valve, the chased lines and SAI valves, replaced the SAI pump. Which is much quieter now. The trick was the little valve next to the Hyundai valve. The rover one was ~$50, strangely, the BMW one was $20. BMW, Land Rover Vacuum Control Valve - PIERBURG - 7.02318.01.0 - NEW OEM
Credit to Rover Master, the guy who pinned my cylinders and did some other work. If you need anything done outside of your DIY scope, totally worth getting the truck to him. Super knowledgeable.
Replaced the ABS pump, got rid of my four Amigos. That is nice. Knock on wood again.
I have a set of 2" lift spaces that I am going to install next time we have warm day, looks like a pretty simple install.
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#8556
11-24-2021, 04:43 PM
Three Wheeling
@mln01 - My temps are usually in the low 190's but when I get on the highway at those speeds, I'm usually up around 215-217. What have you done to your rig to run it at such low temps? Do you still have the stock air scoop under the front bumper?
#8557
11-24-2021, 04:45 PM
@mln01 - My temps are usually in the low 190's but when I get on the highway at those speeds, I'm usually up around 215-217. What have you done to your rig to run it at such low temps? Do you still have the stock air scoop under the front bumper?
#8558
11-24-2021, 05:05 PM
My 03 ls swap sat in my backyard for about a year due to me away for work. When i got back rats have somehow got inside and destroyed everything from seats to multiple harnesses. So i bought an 04 to replace it and currently on the process taking the good parts ot in order to swap em over.
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#8560
11-24-2021, 05:27 PM
Three Wheeling