xat44

thanks, will do that.

hi, sorry if it appears i`m hijacking this thread. but after clicking on the links and reading the blurb on lucas oils. i could`nt see any reference to `turbo` engines. maybe because most deisel engines are turbos? seems a good price if it is turbo compatible. ta, steve

ok, thanks for the tip. so to remove the switches do i gently prize the steering wheel cover of, or prize them out individually? hopefully this can be done without setting the air bag off. have already fiddled around with the wiring but typically can`t get it to misbehave. going to leave the fuse out tonight if not convinced the problems sorted.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- wife came home from work this evening about ten saying the horn keeps beeping. i thought she must be accidently hitting the steering wheel buttons. we have only had the td5 a few weeks now, so basically ignored her. well i`ve finally pulled the fuse and relay for the horn after waking up the neighbourhood for the second time this evening. once at 1am and just now. now i`m wide awake and can`t get back to sleep. guess i`ll be rooting round the steering column in a few hours with my avo. if its happened to any one else and theres some where else i should be looking. let me know. ta

hi, recently joined the forum after buying a 2000 td5 auto. very interesting the results of this thread as this is a mod i have been planning to do. which egr removal kit did you use? there seems to be quite a few on the market and a recommendation would be grateful. thanks.

hello everyone, as per the title, the belt that comes out of the head rest area is missing on our newly acquired 2000 td5 auto. the seats are leather. i`ve managed to find a genuine belt for about £70. yet to buy it in case its not a diy job. any tips for replaceing this belt appreciated. thanks.

well, after 20 odd years of my wife wanting a landrover. the last few of which she got the kids on her side. apparently, the renault kangoo was too uncool. seemed perfectly practical to me. we gone and bought a 2000 td5 discovery2 auto. only had it a week and my wife and kids love it. can`t say i`m impressed with the 20mpg, but apart from that, i do enjoy driving it. already been trawling the net looking for ways to improve it. i try and do all my own maintenance. going to go through this site and read as many posts as possible to get a better understanding. getting rid of the valve between the inlet and exhaust manifold is probably going to be my first job. anyway, glad to be part of this site and looking forward to land rover ownership. thanks, xat44