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:eek: cmon guys.. how big do you think his suitcase is...:D The list i suppose is endless.... but i suppose from your point of view, i would just stick to the things that are most likely to fail and that are difficult for you to get at home.... good luck with your shopping There are some...

Think you have already stolen my thunder there by mentioning the fuel pump, that would have been number 1 for me. What about a replacement hub, couple of ABS sensors, fuel pressure regulator and injector wiring harness? Just a few suggestions SP ;)

Now all sorted... found a fellow owner with Nanocom Whole process was very easy and incredibly straight forward and took a matter of minutes Pedal now as it should be, lots of air from brake lines confirming my original suspicions Very pleased with the results... thanks all for the info...

Cheers mate.... yes i was hoping to play :o I probably will do it manually over the weekend, just wanted to see the kit in action thats all. I have never used it, but i can see the benefits of having one, even just for the diagnostics side of things, might save me a fortunate in the long run. SP

I wanted to try and get this sorted before i go away over the half term with the rugrats.... don't suppose anybody is free this weekend? SP ;)

Anybody else a little nearer ? SP ;)

You're welcome... glad it helped ;) SP

The above pic is obviously front axle, here is a pic of the rear: Is this what you mean? SP ;)

Found a pic of mine: Only £5.63 online... hope this helps SP ;)

I have a small pipe bender that i use as part of my job (plumber) It does microbore tubing from memory i think its 6mm, 8mm, and 10mm. They are freely available from b&q etc and are cheap as chips You could borrow mine if you are near? SP ;)

Thanks for the info... pity you aren't nearer :rolleyes: SP ;)

Just thinking.. can you identify it from this pic? SP ;)

Yikes... i think you may need to take a pic, it should run across from nearside to offside to be effective and are located right at the front of the axle, are you sure it isn't the radius arm you can see? SP ;)

Its a pity you are not a little bit nearer... My 2001 TD5 ES has had the ACE removed professionally and i must say, it handles quite well. You would have been more than welcome to try and compare it to yours If you need any pics or advice, just ask, i'll see what i can do SP ;)

Stumbled across these earlier... not sure if these were the ones you had seen? LAND ROVER DISCOVERY 2 TD5 SWITCHES | eBay UK Bit cheaper than buying new? SP ;)

Thanks for the info... as i say, i am familiar with the method you describe and have used it many times before, however, i was keen to see just how good/easy it was using the above kit. If i am impressed, i may treat myself, cos if my already short disco ownership is anything to go by, i am sure...

As title says... I have a 2001 TD5 Es and have recently fitted new discs and pads as i have described in one of my previous posts. I strongly suspect that i have air in the system and want to bleed the brakes. Speaking to other members on here and other forums, it would seem that the most...

Some older radios used to have to be left turned on for a given period of time, before you could enter the correct code. It may require you sitting with the car for a while with the power on to the unit. SP ;)

I agree, for the sake of £4.00 and 5 mins work, change the fuel filter first and see if that makes a difference SP ;)

New calipers can be bought for about £35 a side... I have struggled in the past with the very same problem.... my recommendation would be to replace the whole caliper and forget trying to refurbish the original ones, they look to me as though they are beyond repair... and honestly can you put...