The idea of a button start sounds great! I would love a PM to Daz. Many thanks!

It is starting to make sense now! Maybe you build my Disco to? :P

Behind your sofa?

Why not?

I see them threads but they are specific questions about a lift. Such as do you need longer hoses etc. You answered one point for me that I wasn't sure about. Tiny tires - no point in a lift. So ta! I was sort of 'forced' into them mind. When I got it I was surprised that it had a recent MOT...

I have been thinking about lifting my disco for a while now and I am not sure of the best way, or if it is actually 'needed'. I have a mostly standard 97 300tdi XS. I have fitted 235/70/16 Insa Dakkars and as yet I have not had any issues using it on green lanes or at a pay and play day in...

Land Rover 300tdi axle - Rear diff flange conversion kit STC 4858 - YouTube May be of some use to you..

I would use 4, preferably made of rubber :)

Make sure you get a policy that is a 'life time' one. A lot of the cheaper one will only cover a condition for a year. That's ok if it is a one off like a broken leg, but if your pet develops diabetes or something that will mean it needs care for the rest of it life, after the 1st year it will...

I had the same thing happen to a Corsa I once had. Turned out I used the wrong bulbs.

Is the rubber gaiter that fits around gear and hi/lo lever available and not got holes in :)?. Its the one under the centre console and sound proof foam. Riveted in place.

@GreenHornet: I have every intention of replacing it if I can find one. I have spoken to a few people that had similar issues to yourself. @John FHA: Good idea! I think I will replace the rivets with screws as well. Thanks @blue beasty: Thank you, I shall PM him and see.

If it is a manual box. Is the "rubber gaiter sealing up the top of your lever mechanism" available? as per my post http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/rubber-gaiter-sealing-up-top-your-lever-mechanism-184471.html Many thanks

Hi Folks, Today I followed the guide on here to free up my stuck diff lock. It worked like a charm! and now it slides in an out like a dream. I was going to drill the rivets attaching the "rubber gaiter sealing up the top of your lever mechanism" but someone before me has done some work and...