What is this thing?

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sacrac

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• Jul 23, 2010

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I have two of these in my 1999 disco 2. One is over my left shoulder while sitting in drivers seat, and the other is right side behind the second seat. What is their purpose? thanks

Scott

BTW i have no manual for my disco, i would have looked there first. thank again

 

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Pikey

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• Jul 23, 2010

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Motion detectors for the alarm

 

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• Jul 23, 2010

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they are the sensors for the alarm int they?

 

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• Jul 23, 2010

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volumetric sensors innit.

 

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sacrac

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• Jul 23, 2010

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Thanks, one of mine was unhooked. I just removed the sunroofs to seal and i have the headliner at the upholsterers to get recovered. I didnt know what they were. Thanks again.

Scott

 

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• Jul 24, 2010

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sacrac said:

Thanks, one of mine was unhooked. I just removed the sunroofs to seal and i have the headliner at the upholsterers to get recovered. I didnt know what they were. Thanks again.

Scott

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Hi Scott, re your lack of an Owners Manual, if you do a Google search you'll find an LR site which allows you, for free, to download all the different Owners manuals, in-car entertainment etc

Cheers
Dave

 

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• Jul 24, 2010

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You can unplug these and the alarm still functions.

I know this because we had a dodgy one in at work one time, and it was cheaper to unplug it than replace it, tee hee

Anyway point is, it may have been unplugged cos it was setting the alarm off all the time (like our car was)

Cheers, sam

 

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• Jul 24, 2010

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Its a TURBO CHARGER

 

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Where can I get one for late Defender without paying with my body parts?

 

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Ever heard of eBay ? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Land-Rove...185459?hash=item2cbe2d10b3:g:1xgAAOSwvihZAH5w

 

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Cazbil said:

Where can I get one for late Defender without paying with my body parts?

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Get one what??

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1988smithy

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Thread revival of the week award goes to....

 

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Cazbil said:

Where can I get one for late Defender without paying with my body parts?

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If the Defender is "late", I would suggest a decent burial and then get a Disco once you're over the mourning period.

 

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brian47 said:

If the Defender is "late", I would suggest a decent burial and then get a Disco once you're over the mourning period.

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How dare you Sir!,........I say how dare you!..............I will take my glove and swipe your face, in the dawn pistols will be drawn.......

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1988smithy

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• Oct 20, 2017

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brian47 said:

If the Defender is "late", I would suggest a decent burial and then get a Disco once you're over the mourning period.

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I actually, as the kids say, 'lol'd' at that