Thread: DISCO GONE

so you are getting a D3 or D4?

Hay Ewe

9 years is not a bad innings on the Discovery wicket.
What was the "straw that broke the camels back" in this case?

Whatever you choose, let us know what, why, and how happy (or otherwise)you are with the new wheels, after the "honeymoon period" of changing vehicles.
And yes, think about all those weekends of "relaxing" mechanical work you will be missing out on - never mind, you can always re-visit this site and check up on our latest woes...

Originally Posted by Wasa57

9 years is not a bad innings on the Discovery wicket.
What was the "straw that broke the camels back" in this case?

Whatever you choose, let us know what, why, and how happy (or otherwise)you are with the new wheels, after the "honeymoon period" of changing vehicles.
And yes, think about all those weekends of "relaxing" mechanical work you will be missing out on - never mind, you can always re-visit this site and check up on our latest woes...

done the full service oil filters, air filter grease fuel filter packed up the trailer picked up friends heading out to do some fossicking barely 3ks oil everywhere smoke the whole nine yards -----no drive----auto trans hose seperated from the swageing had to call mate with tilt truck---then a text to all and sundry "whats white with 4 wheels and goes nowhere--Smithies land rover

same thing happened to me, 30km out had to call tilt truck.....all the hiluxes waving and grinning.....I'm embarrassed to admit how much I have spent on my D2....my wife knows.

I've blown 2 of the auto trans hoses in 2 weeks. It's a sub-standard connection which is well know for being dodgy. I had my 2 week old trans cooler line repaired by Pirtek. Much better connection.

Cheers

Paul