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Hi I thought it worked really well. There are always gonna be a couple of things people are not happy with. But these were overshadowed by ALL the things that DID work as planned at about the time they were planned. Easier said than done ! Steve

took the words right out of my mouth Steve

Yes I know just cos its a range rover does not mean I cant get it muddy, But its meant to be my shiney car and its booked into a Local "shiney car show" the next weekend. We'll see... mud is the new shiney

Looking forward to it. I was all decided, I was coming in the Disco so I could go laning. Thursday morning the head gasket blew ( almost certainly ) on the way to work. Looks like I will be in the Range Rover. Never mind. See ya soon

Just bought a ticket. See ya there Steve

Mine would not start with less than half a tank of fuel if left a few minutes. It was the air bleed valve in the end. Steve

Hi Yes I think that is about right 3-4 pushes. It should run for up to 20-30 seconds on the first operation and just a few seconds if it has been run recently

Hi I had a non starting problem accompanied with lots of lights on the dash. (2003 D2) Including stuff like over temp and no fuel. Happened intermittently with increasing frequency. It turned out to be one of the black earth wires going from the ecu near the battery was loose. Tighten it up...

Hi I just did mine recently, it is not difficult. The bolts fit in plastic top hats, these need to be re-fitted carefully. Just make sure they are located fully before you start tightening the bolts One of mine was burred over which may well have been why it was leaking!

Changed the rear shock on RRC = still standard just 22 years younger= Front ones tomorrow if the weather ok.

They paid for a new fuel regulator one year and new clutch slave and master cylinders for my disco. Cancelled it now though, as it went up a lot.

Bought my 2003 td5 at 50k miles. Itis now at 174k miles. Regularly serviced 2 x fuel regulator Starter motor twice air bags head gasket at 130k loom once assorted other stuff. still on same clutch....just I would have said reasonably reliable for a complicated car. But I cannot...

Hi I am pleased to say that changing the prop doughnut on my disco has completely sorted the vibration. As well as the very noticeable vibration at 60-70 it was obviously vibrating at other speed cos it is altogether quieter. Thanks for the excellent advice on here!

I await a solution with interest as mine is the same. just between 60 and 70, fine from 70 upwards. Only when being driven, not free wheeling in gear. All bearings,joints etc checked, new tyres. I think it has been there for a while its just got worse over the last year/20k miles cheers steve

Started changing the seal on my sunroof (1991 glass sunroof) The lip round the edge is a little rusty but fixable. It all came apart ok which is a good start. Realised I had other more important things to do than play with cars so had to leave it for now..............

I can get the rangie in. It does though no longer have the mini Ariel on the roof, that disappeared one day when I didnt open the door fully. The lightweight fits if I take the rear softtop down

Mine was reluctant to start with less than half a tank of fuel. After changing all the expensive bits turned out to be a 50p Air Bleed Valve in the fuel pipes near the filter.

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My initial reaction was short on battery wont affect it but....shorting out the battery will also short out his memory saver (which is I presume another smaller battery) so any current from this will flow through the wiring between the mem saver and the offending spanner. Just depends where the...

I have had my 2003 disco for 6 years now. when I first got it I had it waxoiled by someone else. Last year I did it again myself. The advantage of doing it yourself is it will be done better I guess. It will also be a lot cheaper. The disadvantage is the "doing" part I spent the whole...