I am home, bonnet open and engine cooling down, hopefully no long term damage done.

Guess the engine is still too hot to open and have a look to check where i am at, although i just did a full flush and coolant change a month ago if that helps?

What happens when heaters blow cold?

It is a recent belt about 2 yrs old (2k max mileage a year) and i do inspect but never saw any wear. Will it help driving on tick over with the bonnet slightly open to get air in to the engine? Annoying that there is no where safe for me to leave it and just over a mile to home :(

No one about that can tow me :(

Just drove on tick over crawling along and temperature gauge seemed steady and below normal temp

Temperature gauge works as it should. Have done a mile and just parked up in a safe place now for engine to completely cool down before i try again

I have electric fan i can have on constant and drive slow, about 3 miles, will it damage anything else?

As title says....can i limp home??

Top work (again) - have voted for you again mate - good luck!!

Buy a tarpaulin maybe to fit over it with bungy cords?

I have this on mine, although no pics - sorry. I found the steering quite heavy with the spring attached (although it did return to centre!), so now I have the spring removed, but at least the damper has been relocated ;)

Got sorted last night, as found a local 300 TDi being broken :cool:

I am after the Seat belts (female clasps or whatever they are called) that fix through the boot floor and also the centre lap belt, if anyone is breaking a Disco. Cheers Stuart

I can't believe some of them that are in there....esp one of the Freelander's - have done way more to mine!

Have voted for you mate :D

No worries, you deserve a vote just with all the lights on the light bar ;) You just can't have enough lights :cool: I tried that link, but it wanted all my details for an insurance quote :confused: so will just get my Mrs to sort it out when I get home today.

I don't do 'facebook', but will get my Mrs to sort you out a vote :cool:

Just make sure you cut out all of the crap and rusty stuff, even if you have to fabricate a bit of the floor with additional metal, as it will be better in the long run. This is what I had to deal with.... Before:- After:-

Its not as bad as it seems as i have just replaced the whole floor on my other d1 i have just got. Just take your time and lay all 3 parts down before welding up the sides so the main middle floor fits as easy to knock the sides out of place when welding them up for the middle not to fit ;)...