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Cheers Rusty - I'll get one anyway. It's just I seem to be the person who reads it carefully and misses some important comment and than I'm left with the odd M6 machine screw and a worried look on my face! Whatever happens it will be an adventure! As long as I get round the military wiring I...

And I thought Haynes manuals were only produced to lead me into areas I shouldn't go - and increase the garage costs as they sort out the mistakes I'ld made and then do the repair! Probably useful "revision" though and they have been known to help!

Hi Oil Dripper Thanks for the link - That got me to the "Wiring Diag" and it's key which should do the job. As previous members have pointed out they are a law unto themselves but at least I have a base-line to work from. I know I have to replace the Instrument Pod (broken) and there are some...

Cheers guys :) ! The general plan is to try to restore some sanity to it and make the terminals and connections a bit more reliable by repacing them with something a bit, how shall I put it, less corrosive? I used to do wiring in a previous existance so it should keep me quiet over the winter...

Cheers Clive - I'm on my way there! Perhaps it will teach me to open my eyes before my mouth!!:o

Is there such a thing as a Wiring Diagram for a Series 3? I have just bought a LWB ex MoD and want to try to remove all the electric string that seems to be 'hanging around' and redundant! Such is my luck I'ld remove something and the Landy would never run again! If I know what should be there I...

I don't know Scottish Mick, the Plumbing wireman, but he sounds as if he belongs here! Down in West Cork we find all sorts - even loony Disco owners like myself. I have to say that Landyzone has restore a bit of my insanity as I'm on my way back to try to find a Series Landy to satisfy those...

I appreciate all the info - Disco's and their like over here are "luxury" vehicles and, as they are not "Commercial", attract a staggering "Vehicle Registration Tax" - which is why a new Disco over here is around €25,000 more than in the U.K.. Therefore we can afford to be milked for every...

Bad News - apparently a crack in the cylinder head is the cause of all my woes. The cost? Around €4,000.00 :eek: ! I think the word I'm looking for is "Bugger!!"

This is a lot more complex than I thought - I will have more detailed info later today as the Garage gets the beast apart to check out the head gasket and cylinder head. There was plenty of oil in the engine - and it has a more than full service history - it has always been serviced more often...

Thanks for that - I'll send it along! It sounds a bit technical for them - if they can't take it out of the box and fit it "as is" they get a bit flustered (like me) but you have described it well and with simple words! I'll let you know how we get on. Amazing how quickly the old "Engineers"...

Hi everybody "Jolly" is a Disco 2 Owner in County Cork and found the "Landyzone" due to a problem with it; I've always been a Landy Fan and regret selling a 1971 LWB Safari I owned - not the most comfortable but how I wish I had it now! I've had the Disco for just over a year and it's now...

They say "A problem shared is a problem halved". Also said "A problem shared - two people have a problem!" My 2002 Disco Td5 came to a clattering and smokey halt two weeks ago. When I turned the key off the engine continued running - engaged 4th gear and stopped it! The Land Rover dealer was...