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Newbie with 300TDi


rhydgte

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Hi all sorry if this is in the wrong place, have just bought a 1998 R 300TDi Disco, to prep for off-roading and to use as a general runaround!

I am not completely new to the Land Rover world, as my dad has had numerous ones, and he currently owns two discovery's, all of which I've done a lot of work on over the years.

Couple of niggling problems with mine I hope you guys can help out with..

  • Intermittent brake light flashing on dash
  • Handbrake won't stay up sometimes

Cheers

Rhyd

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"Intermittent brake light flashing on dash" is "low brake fluid warning" because of worn pads. Usually the fronts go first, so I'd replace those and see if it stops the flashing warning light. (we had the very same symptom with our Disco) ;)

Cheers,

Todd.

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Hi all sorry if this is in the wrong place, have just bought a 1998 R 300TDi Disco, to prep for off-roading and to use as a general runaround!

I am not completely new to the Land Rover world, as my dad has had numerous ones, and he currently owns two discovery's, all of which I've done a lot of work on over the years.

Couple of niggling problems with mine I hope you guys can help out with..

  • Intermittent brake light flashing on dash
  • Handbrake won't stay up sometimes

Cheers

Rhyd

I'm not 100% sure but isn't this brake light to which you refer, the same one that comes on when you put the handbrake on? The two problems may well be related. I'm pretty sure i've read something about Disco handbrakes missbehaving in this way.

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I'm not 100% sure but isn't this brake light to which you refer, the same one that comes on when you put the handbrake on? The two problems may well be related. I'm pretty sure i've read something about Disco handbrakes missbehaving in this way.

i agree to this comment, i had a similar thing to this. was low fluid and sticky handbrake mechanisim.

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