Recent content by trucker5774

Thanks for the quick response. I have been looking at pre March 2006 models to avoid the road tax. It will be used as a car (I don't do much mileage) but will be on and off the farm where we have two horses. It will also be towing the horses (total about 2.5 tonnes) Some 4X4s will not have the...

My disco 2 TD5 is leaking fuel into the engine oil. The injector seals have been done so it looks like a crack in the fuel gallery in the head. I don't know of a quick fix so it will be up for sale. The point of the post is, I am thinking of an early Disco 3 to replace it. Does anyone have any...

Thanks for the quick reply. I have tried the usual bleeding procedures. I will give that a go and fingers crossed.

My Disco has just started acting up today. From cold it turned over quickly but wouldnt start.After some cranking it fired up. Did a 20 mile trip, left it half an hour and had the same problem. It starts up immediately after stopping with no bother. It seems like fuel starvation. The only...

Fitted new air bags on the TD5. Changed all the filters and oil:)

I was only tonight, talking about Dunlop wellies! Ah well. They are on the way whatever they are and they have to be better than the sieves I have at the moment. Thanks for your pointers;)

To be honest I'm not sure what they are..............I thought Dunlop supplied Land Rover:confused:

My mistake, £80 each not £180 the pair.............I have ordered them at £160 for the pair including VAT. Got a service kit at the same time for £15 and £10 postage on the whole lot:)

I have sine established they are not sold separately:mad:

Thanks for the reply............that makes sense! I have priced them at Foundry 4X4 at the same price. They also told me that the link arms on the height sensors are not available separately.........plastic welding here we go again:D

I have also been looking for a pair of link rods. Can't find them at the moment. New sensor is about £32:(

I have a 52 plate td5. The rear can settle right down in an hour of maybe over night. On start up it rises to normal height in about 15 seconds. Once at ride height the driver's side is 15mm lower (just as it is when settled). I have done a soapy water test and the driver's side air bag is...

Well............we've had pretty steady rain for a couple of days now...no sign of a leak at the moment:bounce:

I blasted them up close with the hose, no sign of a drip and no evidence of any stains or corrosion. Same goes for the roof windows.

Would that cause the water to leak from the seat belts and sun roof winder?:confused2: