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As above, got a new key as my elderly dog is struggling to get in the car and she weighs in at 40 odd kg..so treat myself to a suspension key with full barcode..programme into bcu code locks in and reads correct when checking but when I try to sync key it reports the old "signal is coming from...

Even tho it has passed an mot, I would be looking at the bushes and anything steering related, I had Goodyear with the same size and it was fine, however I did swap to general at2 when the road tyres wore out ( got a cracking deal for 5 so would have been rude not to) they do sometimes grab the...

It will be your fuel pressure regulator, it bolts to the cylinder head at the back near the bulkhead.. You can either replace the entire thing for about £70-80 or buy a repair kit and try that first..:)

Not being biased or anything:D but I would go for Yorkshire, good transport links :scratching_chin:an there are plenty of old leafers knocking about....but be wary of the 52 plates on a 85 reg :rofl: And with regards to driving legally then yes as long as it is taxed and mot'd with insurance...

There needs to be an air gap to let the lever move, just use loctite on the screw to hold in situe..

Tap it with a 5mm machine screw and put a wing repair washer over, I had to repair mine when one of the motors gave up the ghost..it only retains the lever and does not drive it, are you loosing the pop up button or is it falling off??

Looks like cheapos to me, a couple have had the side walls rubbed down with the old owner rubbing them down kerbs trying to park, oh well he will have to dig deep if he wants some as just picked him up a full 7seat interior so that should keep him busy for a while.

Will do 10-4, off round his later so i will have a look, meant to this morning when I was putting a new steering pump on the damn thing...I think he's had his initiation to land rover ownership lol

Off the top of my head they are standard run of the mill road tyres, nothing special, they are for a mate who bought a td5 last night he just wants some 18" for looks

Would you be intrested in a swap for this type, 235/70/16 all have between 5-7 mm tread DISCOVERY TD5 16" INCH ALLOY WHEEL,TYRE 1998 TO 2005 | eBay

I think if you go to your local VRO they will print you a new one, when i swapped the reg onto the car hey printed all new doccumentary mot/tax whilst I was filling out the paperwork.

One owner car means nothing, after all if they forked out over 20k for it when new they would probably begrudge paying out for stuff it needs as and when, I purchased mytd5 a few years back on the state of the actual car that was in front of me and the 3 boxes of history that came with it, it...

I have a buccaneer schooner and a td5 with air on the rear and on 18", it does get a little side to side but that is due to the 55 profile tyres overall tho it is pretty stable, the disco seems to be a little sensitive to heavy nose weights on the caravan but with my 18ft beaver tail dosent seem...

My D2 changer jammed recently, I got the same all the noise but no movement, took it out and a spring had come off the anti shock and jammed the cassette, quick fix really:)

www.discovery2.co.uk / Automatic Gearbox Oil and Filter Change As said in this write up, the ATF fluid is a detergent in its own right and changing it can cause problems with losening up deposits in the transmission. Might just be a case of live with it for a whils to see if it clears or it...

Good going. With the rebuild:smokin: She sure was a used and abused beast:eek:....thinking I might have to do a block rebuild on mine soon, she's clocked up 155k on original running gear so think I'm on borrowed time...following this with intrest :)

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To test your can connection find can high and can low and resistance check over the two should be 120ohm closed and 60ohm open then if it's showing down begin the unplugging modules untill the resistance returns might be 70ohm and 50 ohm respective as I am quoting higher voltage uses

You can stop it blinking via old nanocom, just sync the new component, it will show new parts mileage but still add it to the ecu so total mileage would be the same