disco gear problems
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hughesy
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Oh my giddy aunt not another one
andyb81
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2 wheel drive disco again!!!!!!
addicted2welding
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2 wheel drive Disco , was there a limited edition ?????? :biggrin1::biggrin1:
, was there a limited edition ?????? :biggrin1::biggrin1:
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disco's are very clever, you just need to drive them to engage 4wd.
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andyb81
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i agree. wonder if i can get low range 2wd in me series 3 hahahahahahahaHeheheh, 'twas a good thread that 'un ...
Holy Smoke! This gets worse and worse.
What will your Disco not do?
Let's see what you started out saying ....
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hi all i was out in my disco on the weekend and it will not go back in to 2wheel low or hi and it ahs a slight leek from the nsf center of the hub:doh:! if any 1 can help as im ment to be going off roading thisweekend in the southwest.
thanks 4any help
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It is ALWAYS four wheel drive. There isn't much you can do about that fact.
When did the front differential become involved? Do you mean the one in the front axle - that's the axle the front wheels are bolted to?
If the front diff wasn't driving, the car would not drive AT ALL unless you used the diff lock in the CENTRE diff. Are you saying the car only drives if the diff-lock is engaged?
Tells us more - maybe someone can decipher your description. At the moment we (well me at least) are confused. But then, its nearly bed time.
CharlesY
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