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Divster

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  1. On 01/09/2017 at 10:34 PM, Pawl12 said:

     

    The X-Member in front of the fuel tank in the new section didn’t have captive nuts in place for the fuel pipes support bracket. 
    The holes in the correct position were too large for Rivnuts, so we had to spotweld some flange nuts in place.

    The rear RH bumper mtg also had to be cut-off & re-welded as it wasn’t aligned with the LHS & looked as if it had maybe been dropped on the corner before delivery.

    Had exactly the same issues with the 1/4 chassis I just did. 

    Be warned this is no small/ cheap/ easy job. Ended up replacing loads of other stuff that had gone at the same time (mudguards, brake pipes, bushes). Having said that I'm very pleased with the result and the Disco will live on for a while!

  2. I'm using the stronghold hitch lock. I really like it, it's really well designed with minimal opportunities for the budding thief to remove it. Regardless on whether you can get your trailer out of sight or indoors, I really would recommend one of these

  3. Over the past couple of days I've been doing some servicing and pre MOT work on my faithful TD5 disco. Whilst working in the right hand side of the engine bay I came across a stray terminal hanging down from the chassis leg. I've had a good look through the engine bay and can't find a terminal that it connects to. Unfortunately I haven't got a rave I can check it with. The wire colours on the terminal area yellow/black, yellow/pink and orange/grey. Can anyone shed any light. Thanks

  4. I found I had a blockage in the heater matrix, possible caused by K seal or similar. I flushed it out by having the hose pipe on full bore and alternating it between the two matrix pipes. A load of carp came out when doing this for about 5 mins. In relation to the fuel cooler, the water pipes are at either end. I had difficulty flushing it insitu and decided to remove it and do it on the bench which wasn't that big a job

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