Discovery 1 Rear Lamp Guards
Recovery Vehicle
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Roanoke Valley, VA
In regard to securing them from people, you may try some less common "security screw heads" like torx, square drive, hex with center pin, or star drive. I am thinking about some for my D2, and will probably replace the factory screws as the D2's uses the factory screws that hold the lights on to hold the guards one.
Some examples here:
http://securityscrew.com/
Some examples here:
http://securityscrew.com/
Last edited by Rover_Hokie; Jul 4, 2011 at 09:57 PM.
Mudding
Joined: Jun 2011
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Hey Hey -
So they actually made a set of rear guards for my Disco I? - I have the front brush guard - and on the rear I have holes with no guards - I guess the means the PO removed them or they got "ripped" -
In any case, can any one direct me to where I might find the replacements?
Thanks,
In Peace and Agape,
Trav...
So they actually made a set of rear guards for my Disco I? - I have the front brush guard - and on the rear I have holes with no guards - I guess the means the PO removed them or they got "ripped" -
In any case, can any one direct me to where I might find the replacements?
Thanks,
In Peace and Agape,
Trav...
Stay on the forums. It seems these came factory on quite alot of Rovers. I'd say your best bet is people parting out their Rovers, that's how I found mine.
don't worry wheelgarage; I should have my baby back by Sunday.
don't worry wheelgarage; I should have my baby back by Sunday.
Recovery Vehicle
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 1,033
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From: SF Bay Area
Hey Hey -
So they actually made a set of rear guards for my Disco I? - I have the front brush guard - and on the rear I have holes with no guards - I guess the means the PO removed them or they got "ripped" -
In any case, can any one direct me to where I might find the replacements?
Thanks,
In Peace and Agape,
Trav...
So they actually made a set of rear guards for my Disco I? - I have the front brush guard - and on the rear I have holes with no guards - I guess the means the PO removed them or they got "ripped" -
In any case, can any one direct me to where I might find the replacements?
Thanks,
In Peace and Agape,
Trav...
I bought a used set by one of the forum members, but wonder how the other side installs on the body.
Recovery Vehicle
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Roanoke Valley, VA
Ebay, but they are not cheap for the D1 or D2 if you buy them new. Search "lamp guard" and "light guard", they are listed sometimes either way.
Last edited by Rover_Hokie; Jul 20, 2011 at 06:45 AM.
Baja
Joined: Aug 2013
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From: Huntington Beach CA
You could also remove the rear interior panels and use bolts and secure with nuts and lock washer from behind. The guy that shows his installed on here actually put 3 bolts, but factory had two rubber stoppers, one on tpo and one on bottom with a single Allen head bolt in the middle with a plastic spacer (same height as the rubber stoppers).
6th Gear
Joined: Nov 2013
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From: Salt lake city, Utah
The stock way to install them is to use a "rivnut". It is a rivet that acts as a nut. This is how they came from the factory. You can buy a rivnut tool for around $100. Or there is a write up on disco web forum about installing a rear ladder and the author uses rivnuts without the tool.
You could also remove the rear interior panels and use bolts and secure with nuts and lock washer from behind. The guy that shows his installed on here actually put 3 bolts, but factory had two rubber stoppers, one on tpo and one on bottom with a single Allen head bolt in the middle with a plastic spacer (same height as the rubber stoppers).
You could also remove the rear interior panels and use bolts and secure with nuts and lock washer from behind. The guy that shows his installed on here actually put 3 bolts, but factory had two rubber stoppers, one on tpo and one on bottom with a single Allen head bolt in the middle with a plastic spacer (same height as the rubber stoppers).
Thank you a lot