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  1. J

    Island 4x4 crap

    my two cents about Island 4x4 : I live in France, ordered from Island 5 times, and I always received my parts the day after the next (faster than the local LR dealer), courteous phone contact and helpful when I needed it that being said (or rather written), I didn't change my disco clutch but I...
  2. J

    turbo recon - who has done it ?

    remember that the rotating parts have been balanced, put some marks to remember orientation later, also to balance the bolt it is often ground on one side or a small dent has been sawed ... if you mark by scratching you should be very light handed and put your mark as close as possible from the...
  3. J

    temp sensor part number

    from the picture it's exactly the one ... I'll take note of the actual part number, although I have been given a Jaguar UKC 2525 that I'll install tomorrow Jean
  4. J

    temp sensor part number

    I think I have found it: after some polishing I first noticed on a hex face a five digit code 8050 and another figure ... then on the opposite face the Bosch logo ... so my five digits code is only the word BOSCH, lol I kept polishing the body and the magnifier eventually showed 0 280 130...
  5. J

    turbo recon - who has done it ?

    I did that some time ago for a Ford Scorpio turbo unit ... you should be very meticulous, also get a box of strong toothpicks to avoid scratching things when cleaning, time and patience also if you can get them in a bottle
  6. J

    temp sensor part number

    on my 300 TDi (feb.1995) the coolant temperature sensor located on top of the cylinder head is leaking in the lists I found two possible references: PRC 9917 and PRC 9942, but I found no drawing or dimension to know which is the good one would someone confirm what to order ? thanks
  7. J

    Hello from the french Périgord region

    I became 3 days ago the proud owner of a (1995) 300 TDi Discovery I was lucky to find a "true" one (RHD) which is now registered in France cheers
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