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Hi I have to say, I don't really hear my pump. If I'm at the side of the motor, I will hear it start up but then it is quite quiet (other than a hum). The poor starting, in the morning, would suggest the pump is failing to get adequate fuel to the engine. Worth a check, before you start...

I had a similar problem, it turned out to be the fuel filter. Maybe the relay tray has water in it, causing short in circuits? Possible pump failing? Good luck.

Sprayed my chassis, on my D2 TD5 (2002) Used 'Tetra Schutz' for the exposed parts and Waxoil for the inside. Replaced all the discs, pads.

Bought a 2002 Discovery TD5 Serengeti, with 35000mls on the clock. Looks like it came out of a showroom, chassis has surface blemishes only.

Last week I bought a Serengeti TD5. I have to admit that I had never come across the "Serengeti" version of the TD5 Disco before. It looks, above chassis, like a showroom sale, the chassis has only surface rust blemishes and a few scrapes. I, honestly, cannot believe how fine it is. My...

Just bought a 2002 D2 TD5 Serengeti, which looks like it's come out of a showroom , other than slight surface rust on chassis. These comments are great help and my efforts, this summer, will be to protect this beauty for the future. My previous TD5 has major fabrications to be done on chassis...

If you find the rust maggot has gone further than you first thought, as in my case, see RKD Machine Shop Services Norfolk (I think). Speak to "Skip" on 07870140952 or [email protected]. I used this guy last year and got two rear chassis legs with outriggers and back plate. Superb quality...

If you find the rust maggot has gone further than you first thought, as in my case, see RKD Machine Shop Services Norfolk (I think). Speak to "Skip" on 07870140952 or [email protected]. I used this guy last year and got two rear chassis legs with outriggers and back plate. Superb quality...

Hey Dave Check out eBay. I was looking for two months before I got on to fit my D2. Same problem but when I put the needle gun on it, the rot worm went into the chassis and tank support. Have a good look underneath. I have ended up getting new chassis legs, chassis cross brace (at tow bracket)...

I too had problems with both rear chassis legs, on my Disco 2 TD5 after much searching and finding the "regular" offerings on eBay etc (which are around 600mm long) I found this site- http://www.rkdmachineshopservices.co.uk/default.html Their workmanship is second to non, I Went for supply only...

Check out this link for a superb set of rear chassis replacement parts. Bought these for my own D2 TD5. They are longer in the leg and thicker steel than the others. More expensive, yes but do you want to be replacing them again after a few more years. Speak to "Skip" who is a great advocate...

I'm with Deak, peanut butter (smooth obviously). Make a really good finish. Use a cheaper version, it has more oil.

No response then??

"Teen with Acne". Something that is very capable but requires a lot of effort to keep it in good shape!

Hope you're prepared for a prolonged roller coaster ride of doom and joy. Landy ownership is a lifestyle and like having a teenager with acne. Great fun though, you have to love em.

Hi I would suggest, a visit to your nearest scrapyard or breaking disco' and ask to cut out the required section of bodywork. I have done similar on another car. Allow an extra 10mm for creation of "recessed overlap", some filling and cosmetic work/paint and your done. Hope this helps.

What about the belting that the mines used to use to help extract coal from the mines. Made from reinforced rubber. It comes in any length and around three to four feet wide. Can be cut to suit and will last longer than the 4x4. We used to make weightlifting belts out of it and resole work...

Hi I replaced my TD5 (2001) Disco hub assembly a year ago. The most likely cause is that "your mechanic" hasn't reseated the sender in the back of the hub. I had the dreaded 3 Amigos and had to remove the stupid little rubber washer that seats around the sender. Use a narrow bead of good...

Thanks guys, all food for thought. Maybe I need to needle what I have, see where I need to cut out and go from there. Link to replacement legs great, thank you. Andy.

OK. That's a point I had not expected to hear. I guess I "assumed" these things are made to fit. I see the sense in keeping in place what is already there, so I will get the needle gun cracking and see exactly what is metal and what is fresh air. Great come back. Thanks a bunch. Really...