Thread: Indicator Not Cancelling Out Early Enough

Originally Posted by tomw889

The part arrived a few days ago. I am really impressed with the part and so far has fixed the problem completely. It's also nice knowing that I've got a stronger part in there that won't break like the LR plastic ones.

Was really easy to install.. in fact it felt like child's play considering we were doing the head gasket and timing belt at the same time..

Here are a few pics

Any know if this will fit a 94 D1 with airbag, as the website says;

This fits all Discovery 1 from facelift in 1995 approx.

Ta
Rich

Originally Posted by Luke56000

How much of the steering wheel did you have to remove to fit it?

Once the steering wheel is out you can press out the necessary parts and install the new one.

I think just the horn plates on the front and then two plastic mouldings on the back. Only one of the plastic parts will go back on the rear as the metal upgrade goes where one was. It's really simple all you need is a couple of flat head screwdrivers for prying stuff out and a 19MM socket to get the wheel off.

Remember not to completely remove the bolt holding the wheel on so when you force the wheel out of place you don't hit yourself in the face with it

awesome, i thought it was some thing i would have to live with! been an auto i didnt really give it much thought at all.

thanks for the thread.

dave.

Originally Posted by tomw889

It's to the point where I have to manually turn the LH or RH indicator off on most corners..

Sorry couldn't resist.

Welcome to AULRO I hope you've fond the people here to be helpful already !

Originally Posted by VladTepes

Sorry couldn't resist.

Welcome to AULRO I hope you've fond the people here to be helpful already !

HAHA that is great! In my defence it was for a Roadworthy .. But let's be honest I would have got it anyway!

How do you get the steering wheel off? do you have to pry open the horn where the badge is?

Originally Posted by Vanderz

How do you get the steering wheel off? do you have to pry open the horn where the badge is?

yep, and carefully. work around the edges evenly and slowly.

cheers.

dave.