Transfer. Me not the 'box

Got a D2 last week and my Freelander went in p/ex. I'll change my sig shortly. Stand by for air suspension queries and all those other faults familiar to you all. Be gentle with a Discovery newbie.

Allan

AllanI said:

Got a D2 last week and my Freelander went in p/ex. I'll change my sig shortly. Stand by for air suspension queries and all those other faults familiar to you all. Be gentle with a Discovery newbie.

Allan

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Hi Allan and congrats on your new purchase:

Just get ready for saggy back ends; oily red plugs; MAP/MAF/BAF (well I am from the north); The three Amigo's; wheel bearings at £150 a throw; etc etc


DII's are great vehicles, just keep ahead of their maintenance needs and you'll be fine.

Pro-active maintenance is the only way to enjoy a DII.

Cheers
Dave

Get rid of the air bags and fit coil springs. Good luck with your new toy

Yep, welcome to the fold.

Great vehicles, just plenty to keep you busy.

As above, pre-empt repairs and spend lots of time underneath. Peel back steering knuckle ball joint boots and check things are hunky-dory inside etc, cos theyre a pig to change but easy to maintain. Undo the bolts, beat the knuckle off the tapers, peel the boots and grease up, then work the balls to check they are nice and free.

All these things help save you that catastrophic failure or the big repair bill