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Grab a torch and look at the pipes just above the rear axle They can rust through where the pipes bend, the water & road salt that gets thrown up under the chassis drips back and pools at the bottom of these bends on its way back down.

Try reading this Sand Driving you'll want some of thees 4x4winches.com - AML2 SAND LADDERS (Pair) ladders and tyres and one of thees TruckAir

Try a few breakers Yards they'll probably give you a few pointers on installing the parts you buy to, but expect to spend a few ££ doing it ;) Hears a couple to get you started:http: 2nd Gear 4x 4 specialise in the dismantling of 4 x 4 vehicles. 4x4 Breakers

Do you mean the air conditioning console?

Something like this? Discovery 2 Winch Bull Bar : ARB3432060 : Off Road Equipment from Devon 4x4

It'll be a new lock for you I'm afrad.:( The Disco 2 locks are a seald unit around the solinoid, at least I think its a couple of solinoids inthere, any way a new one'll set you back around £50

I had a very similar problem last year on my TD5. The three lights came on, so I got fault codes read and it said intermittent signal from the front driver side wheel. Had it re set and it was OK for a few months, but they came back on again. I removed the sensor and found that it's face was...

Get a bigger inter cooler blank off the egr and remove the cat. Do a search theres loads of threads on this sort of stuff.

As far as I know all the wiring is there you just need to fit the switch and a new windscreen, somewhere in the region of £300 I think if I recall correctly. The switch is a piece of cake, but I'd get the windscreen professionally installed as they can slip while there setting in place causing...

Heated front windscreen

Hi the millennium edition TD5 will be cheaper on road tax as it wont fall in to the chancellors new banding system which came in in 2001. I've owned the same model for the last 18 months and their excellent cars, but heres a couple of things you'll want to check out. Ask about the injection...

Do you have a sun roof on yours? Because if you do then thats the most likely source of the leak. The drainage tubes run down the A posts, so if the seals have gone on them then the water will be seeping along the outside of the tubes and into the roof lining.

Bear in mined that the back seats in a disco 1 are side facing so you'll not be able to use them for putting the kids in as they get older(new child seat regs say that they have to be front facing), ironically rear bench seats in a series III are legal because they don't have seat belts :rolleyes:

Ah that'll be why me Phones going beep beep then :rolleyes: I realy should look at the thing from time to time.

Here yer go mate Welcome to Cowm Leisure As American john says Cowm is a marked out course although there are two routs, one is easy circuit and the other is a series of more difficult sections covering steep inclines, water, mud and rocks. Briercliff by comparison is smaller a complete free...

How do mate.:) Hows the engine comming allong, have yer got the heads off yet?

The Disco 2 locks are different I'm afraid and of course more expensive to.:rolleyes: I had to replace one of mine cost about 50 quid if i recall correctly.

Oh yeah and you'll defiantly need test book or autologic to turn the lights off even after you find and fix the problem :(

The sensors are in the wheel hubs, and the ABS will still work if its only an intermittently dodgy sensor. Replacement sensors cost around £60, you'll probably need to use test book to find out which one (if any) is on the fritz.

I know it's cheeky to hijack you'r thread, but dose any one know if it trips the Traction Control light when engaged, and if so will that need a Test Book or Autologic to reset?