Thread: What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

Originally Posted by Eevo

5 years ago i bought i tyre pressure monitoring system
today i actually installed it.

starts beeping at me. 1 of my tyres at 22 and the others at 40.

i check it manually, and it was at 22.
good save

Of course, you know it only went down to 22 because you measured it .
Schroedingers TPMS?

Originally Posted by steve_a

Bought a new house - so very little will be happening to my D2 that doesn't need to for a bit!

Originally Posted by discorevy

Bought an old 2 door rangie - so very little will be happening to my house that doesn't need to for a bit

Lucky me then! .. I have to fix both the house(new shed) and D2!

Fitted a double USB socket with a permanent feed between the window switches in the console.

Sorted the LHS headlight not working since visiting the smash repairs, (earth pin bent on the globe!!) a minor trim issue resulting from the same visit and found why the washers seem to be blocking up all the time after unblocking with oxy tip cleaners and blowing out with nitro again.
The bottle has a damned big hole in the top!

Fixed the wobbling viscous fan bearing- drilled and tapped the timing cover. Hope it does the job. I could lift the fan almost 10mm before. Have never used a tap and die set before, but managed to find 2 bolts and one hole cross threaded during the process. A worth while purchase. .

I got a new servo motor for my sewing machine and was playing around with some scrap canvas.

I though the nanocom could do with a dedicated bag, rather than it just kicking around in the glove box when I'm out on a trip/4wding.

So I knocked this up. Not the best photography I admit.

Ok for a first prototype, but I think I will make it a bit smaller and try and make up a padded one to give it a bit more protection.

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Originally Posted by clintooo

I got a new servo motor for my sewing machine and was playing around with some scrap canvas.

I though the nanocom could do with a dedicated bag, rather than it just kicking around in the glove box when I'm out on a trip/4wding.

So I knocked this up. Not the best photography I admit.

Ok for a first prototype, but I think I will make it a bit smaller and try and make up a padded one to give it a bit more protection.

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why not set it up as a permanent but removable instrument cluster down low out of sight from sun and prying eyes?

Originally Posted by gavinwibrow

why not set it up as a permanent but removable instrument cluster down low out of sight from sun and prying eyes?

I can think of one reason...
Stolen - Nanocom EVO 10230

Mine lives in the console unless it's being used...

Originally Posted by OffTrack

I can think of one reason...
Stolen - Nanocom EVO 10230

Mine lives in the console unless it's being used...

I have one in my defender acting as an instrument
it will fry the first ECU that the thief tries to write a map too, only because its faulty and has been relegated to this role