Did you find the thread I linked to in post #13? If you have the HID dip beam you may be lucky!!

It deffo ain't this! https://andysaunders.net/run-a-ground/

Being driven by Roger Moore if I ain't mistaken!

Well if you were nearer, I could lend you mine! Have you tried a really good search via Google etc about this lever you may find more info about it. Just out of interest I'll have a search now just cos I'm interested! I did find this, which says that there is one type of headlights for a...

Well if you were nearer, I could lend you mine! Have you tried a really good search via Google etc about this lever you may find more info about it. Just out of interest I'll have a search now just cos I'm interested!

You can ask him yourself, he speaks Dutch, French and English. His name is Robert and here I hope, if I can find it is his website. https://www.facebook.com/autoessentiel/?locale=fr_FR You WILL have to tell him if it is a facelift model or not. Are you French? If so you can post to me in...

Projector module. Is this for the facelift headlights? In which case why not just take one off and look for it? I do know that some cars do have this, years ago a bloke demonstrated his to me on his BMW and I think my ex- son inlaw had them on a let model Disco or a RR. Don't think you have...

The other known fault, well one of them, is that if your batt isn't up to snuff it might crank over but still not fire as the ECM doesn't see enough voltage. Try jumping it from another car, and/or get your batt properly tested. Frustrating, I know.

You may be able to get an earlier model's lights to fit in their place. I replaced one of my 2000 MY lights with one from a Disco 1 Which country are you in? Here in the south-east Tarn in France I see Disco ones driving around all the time and I know a bloke who breaks Landies so has LHD...

I don't think so.

Can't you buy a set of stamps and do it yourself? How on earth can it cost that much, i.e. take 3 hours? I've had the police come to my place and stamp VIN numbers on kit car chassis, it took no time at all and obvs in the Uk it was free.

So you are doing your pics in black and white now? Hmmm! But yep, very interesting.

Well dinner was a success, although we had to drive 1.5 hours in each direction in 39 degs heat with no aircon, still with the windows down and the roof wound back it weren't too bad. Dins was delish, fabulous place, and the owner, bless him, gave us a free glass of bubbly just before we left...

and there was me thinking it was a "Byeway Open to All Traffic". My oldest stepdaughter is 57, youngest stepson is 53.

Well I hiz no plumberist, but this is what I have read. Maybe the person witing it had no idea, maybe he meant it was reduced to this. Edit, only just realised who was writing this! Oops! The proper plumberist has spoken, so now I will proceed to the bottom of the garden and eat worms!!! (Along...

The dutch invented it, to cap it all! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 Or so I have heard!!!

Sadly it isn't as easy as that, if it was plumbers wouldn't fit water pressure reducing valves. I actually looked into how they work, in case ours here packs up. tis all to do with a spring and a diaphragm.

Well done!!! (you were lucky the sensor replacement worked, let's hope your luck holds on other stuff!!) :) :) :)

Peeps haven't needed to do that for a long time. Sprung ones do rub on the jet but that isn't allegedly, a problem.

+1 as has been mentioned before.