Thanks shocker, cleared a few things up.. shall explore the exmoor route and see what they can do for me, to be honest I'm not after anything special, just after something which can be removed in seconds, rather than the Brit part (3 part seat covers) which seem a bit of a faff tbh. cheers.

umm.. shall check out exmoor trim, thanks. Are some seat covers "not suitable for leather seats" I noticed on the brit part website on the product page: DA2800BLACK Waterproof seat covers - Black - DA2800BLACK - Land Rover Parts Catalogue Discovery 2 Waterproof seat covers - Black 2 x Full...

Anyone know if the "Land Rover Emergency Loose Fit Waterproof Seat Cover £17.00" will fit properly on a discovery 2 seat?

Thats it, hit us whilst we are down, get some salt in that wound :mad: :p Don't you just hate it when some people are so smug... ;) Wish I was paying that!

I wish this was still the case but apparently not so much these days, I was hoping my insurance would fall when I hit 25, I'm now 26 and all it has done is rise, when I enquired about this co-op told me it doesn't really make that much difference any more (I was to say the least annoyed as I was...

I found the cheapest insurance company for myself on a 2004 Mitsubishi shogun was CIS Insurance | Now The Co-operative Insurance (although I will never understand insurances, it was cheaper by a long way! to insure a 2004 3.2 shogun than a p'reg 2.5 disco..go figure) :confused: one reason I...

Is it me or do you take pleasure from bringing people bad news :p.. :rolleyes: oh well.. one can still dream! Cheers, I popped into my local automotive store today and they sorted me out with a full set of lights, four bulbs cost me £60 but it was worth it! I CAN SEE!! :eek: :D no more...

Hi, I'm after a set of seat covers for my Disco II but there seems to be a fair bit of choice, - not used to this, I had no choice with the shogun as it had side airbags which required special seat covers :( .. I'm just wondering what people would recommend? Ive seen the Brit part (3 separate...

What a faff, why is the law so darn complicated.. So basically you can still buy and fit them and they will pass an MOT with advisory (surely this wont be allowed to continue as it makes a mockery of the entire mot test, - been told you need to change them but they can't legally enforce it)...

A good question!, I'm keen to know how people have managed to do that, I'm not keen at pulling panels off and trim apart if there's no need to do so!.. dont need any more broken trim clips :p .. I'm sure someone out there has got the answers :confused:

I just had a Land Rover specialist remove the ACE system and fit standard anti-roll bars as the system was not working and the previous owner had decided to bodge it somehow but failed to tell me when I bought the darn thing.. needless to say I'm not impressed by his actions! - The garage quoted...

:eek: wow.. lot of info in such a short space of time.. I never intended my question to kick off into a riot :p ..good debate though!, I have the lads in the garage at work looking into this as well. Seems that this topic has confused a lot of people, myself included. By what your alll...

umm.. why do they make things so complicated, I never understand the way the law is worded, vague to some degree.. that why I ask you lot, you know what it all means ;) wish we were not in the EU they seem to make stupid laws for us to blindly follow.. :doh: So I take it that they are legal...

I noticed that the headlights on my Disco II are terrible, I want to fit the HID kit but have no idea which one to go for, but hearing reports that they could be an MOT failure is concerning!.. I have seen a Disco II with them fitted, and I would like to do the same.. Any more advice on which...

Cheers pedros, was hoping someone would say I made a good choice for once :p I'm happy with the disco, I was in Worksop this weekend, snowed quite heavily and the landy never let me down! coped with the slippery road conditions and off road in the forest area, so i have no complaints!.. looking...

Just to update, i had to bite the bullet and have my local landrover specialist fix the darn thing.. They inspected the entire ACE system and said it would cost near £300 to find out if the system would work or not (the ace pump had been by-passed, and some seals on the pipes were missing, with...

Im sure.. the right contacts ay ;):D

Thanks, I live near Welshpool so it's a tad far, will try the £4 tool first but will keep that it mind, thanks for the offer. :D Are you suggesting that Spark Steve is one? :eek::p "a job is a lot easier with the right tools ;):doh:

:p Not sure but this looks very similar.. http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_221555_langId_-1_categoryId_165626 £3.99 - Worth a try maybe..

Thanks for the info, atleast i know what to look for, I cant find anything relating to those numbers on ebay, shall ask the Landrover parts department and maybe pop over to halfords to see what they have.. cheers.