Mechanically restored, full suspension upgrade. 4.6L 7 seat SE
For Sale2003 Land Rover Discovery
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Price
$22,000
- Location Denver, CO, 80215, USA
- Condition Used
- VIN SALTW164X3A817012
- Mileage 111,067
- Engine 8 cyl
- Drive Type AWD
- Transmission Automatic
- Vehicle Type SUV
- Exterior Color Gold
Description:
I bought this 2 years ago as a first car for my then 15 year old son / project for him and I to work on together. Life had other plans though and it's time to move on.
I have around $14K of parts into it, and the retired auto-mechanic I bought it from put in a remanufactured motor ~2K miles ago. He missed the oil separator in the PCV hose though, and ended up fouling the intakes and getting some valves stuck. I did a full timing rebuild, including camshaft. Definitely feels like a brand new motor when you floor it now!
I rebuilt and upgraded all suspension components, including 5 new wheels/tires. Brand new California/Colorado compliant exhaust. I did the headliner and thorough cabin disassembly and cleaning.
It could use a paint job or wrap, but I figure the new owner should pick the color. I probably would have picked a weird blue...
I have the clean title in hand, passed Colorado emissions and is registered, and will include receipts for the new parts. New tires / wheels are Les Schwab and are still under warranty, paperwork included.
Feel free to message me here, or text Ryan at 303.549.9645 if you prefer
-- Parts & Repairs Summary --
Motor - Bosch 4.6L V8
- Remanufactured with ~ 1,000 miles on it when I bought the truck
- They missed the oil separator in the PCV return hose and eventually had some stuck valves
- I pulled the motor and the heads, cleaned all oil passages & galleys, soda-blasted all surfaces back to pristine, replaced all gaskets & rebuilt both valve-trains completely after cleaning them
- To correct worn parts from the stuck valves, I installed brand new:
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- Camshaft
- Timing gears (2) & timing chain
- Hydraulic tappets (2)
- Push rods (16)
- Camshaft plug to fix the classic Bosch rear motor oil weep/leak
- Various hoses & tubing where they looked aged or brittle
- Rebuilt / reinforced sections of wiring harness where needed
- New motor mounts (2)
- New Coolant expansion tank
- New fender -> filter box intake hose
- New ignition coil packs (2) & plug wires (8)
- Cleaned & gapped the (obviously new @ reman) spark plugs
- Flushed fuel injectors & verified electrical tolerances
- New Magnaflow Y-pipe with 2 brand new Colorado/California compliant catalytic converters
- New center muffler and exhaust piping
- New rubber hangers, several new exhaust manifold studs
- New O2 sensors (4)
- Repaired/replaced several O2 sensor pigtails on the harness
- Stripped & repainted springs, panhard, sway bars, watts links, radius arms, steering knuckles, strut towers, brake calipers, axles
- New ball joints (4)
- New shocks (4)
- Installed brand new stiffer polyurethane bushings in: Radius Arms (10), panhard (2), Watts links (4), sway bars (4)
- New sway bar linkages (4)
- New Terrafirma rugged off-road track rod & drag link, including new tie-rod ends (4)
- New Terrafirma steering damper
- New intermediate steering shaft
- Serviced the steering box & tightened tolerances
- 5 new wheels and off-road tires
- 4 wheel spacers for 2” wider track & to allow larger tires without needing a lift
- New wheel bearings (3)
- New brake pads as needed, full system flush & new fluid
- New ABS modulator shuttle valve switch
- New headliner
- Stripped & repainted Baja roof rack
- New window regulator drivers door
- New ignition/lock switch & keys
- Disassembled cabin, cleaned, and reassembled
- Front & Rear diff service / new fluid
- Transfer case fluid service
- Power steering fluid service
- Deep cleaning of leather & carpets
- New windshield wipers
- Stripped & repainted chassis, where accessible
- Zinc electroplated chassis/suspension bolts after cleaning, tap&die on any of them that gave me trouble


