What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

so do you guys use grease or super glue to make them stick as every time i throw filters it just leaves dint's?




So what did ya do the d2a disco?

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Originally Posted by lyonsy

so do you guys use grease or super glue to make them stick as every time i throw filters it just leaves dint's?




So what did ya do the d2a disco?

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[FishSlap]

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Originally Posted by lyonsy

so do you guys use grease or super glue to make them stick as every time i throw filters it just leaves dint's?




So what did ya do the d2a disco?

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Velcro works, it doesn't leave marks and can quickly be released and reused

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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Velcro works, it doesn't leave marks and can quickly be released and reused

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Now here`s a bloke that knows his stuff:Rolling:

I replaced my stereo. Not at all difficult.
I fixed the rattle in that A/C fan, now it's just a bit noisy due to dust but then little plastic bit is no longer there causing noise.
& I took off the towball. Don't kown how long it has been on there but it didn't want to come off. Longest job of the 3 but the 1 I left until last because I thought it would be the easiest.[bigsad]

Jonesfam

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Originally Posted by jonesfam

I replaced my stereo. Not at all difficult.
I fixed the rattle in that A/C fan, now it's just a bit noisy due to dust but then little plastic bit is no longer there causing noise.
& I took off the towball. Don't kown how long it has been on there but it didn't want to come off. Longest job of the 3 but the 1 I left until last because I thought it would be the easiest.[bigsad]

Jonesfam

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I recall somewhere that having a tow hitch/tongue on a vehicle that's not towing could result in a fine. same as driving with towing mirrors on when not towing.
I leave my tow bar tongue on all the time.

MOTOR VEHICLE STANDARDS ACT
A national standard determined under section 7 of the Act
AUSTRALIAN DESIGN RULE 42/04
GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS


11 EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL PROTRUSIONS
11.1 No vehicle must be equipped with:
11.1.1 any object or fitting, not technically essential to
such vehicle, which protrudes from any part of the vehicle
so that it is likely to increase the risk of bodily injury to
any person;
11.1.2 any object or fitting technically essential to such
vehicle unless its design, construction and conditions and
the manner in which it is affixed to the vehicle are such as
to reduce to a minimum the risk of bodily injury to any
person;
11.1.3 any object or fitting which, because it is pointed or
has a sharp edge, is likely to increase the risk of bodily
injury to any person; or
11.1.4 any bumper bar the end of which is not turned
towards the body of the vehicle to a sufficient extent to
avoid any risk of hooking or grazing

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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

I recall somewhere that having a tow hitch/tongue on a vehicle that's not towing could result in a fine. same as driving with towing mirrors on when not towing.
I leave my tow bar tongue on all the time.

MOTOR VEHICLE STANDARDS ACT
A national standard determined under section 7 of the Act
AUSTRALIAN DESIGN RULE 42/04
GENERAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS


11 EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL PROTRUSIONS
11.1 No vehicle must be equipped with:
11.1.1 any object or fitting, not technically essential to
such vehicle, which protrudes from any part of the vehicle
so that it is likely to increase the risk of bodily injury to
any person;
11.1.2 any object or fitting technically essential to such
vehicle unless its design, construction and conditions and
the manner in which it is affixed to the vehicle are such as
to reduce to a minimum the risk of bodily injury to any
person;
11.1.3 any object or fitting which, because it is pointed or
has a sharp edge, is likely to increase the risk of bodily
injury to any person; or
11.1.4 any bumper bar the end of which is not turned
towards the body of the vehicle to a sufficient extent to
avoid any risk of hooking or grazing

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Who takes their tow ball off?
But I can understand the law having barked my shines on a few tow hitches, when our daughter was young she was walking with her Mum through a car park & split her head open when she walked into a empty bike rack on the back of a parked car.
The owner of the car was lucky I was not there.

Jonesfam

I have just started taking my Tb off only because I was given a green plastic LR plug which turned out I had one already lost deep in the luggage bins.
My safety clip that holds the pin in is a PIA to fit what’s yours like.

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Originally Posted by jonesfam

Who takes their tow ball off?
But I can understand the law having barked my shines on a few tow hitches, when our daughter was young she was walking with her Mum through a car park & split her head open when she walked into a empty bike rack on the back of a parked car.
The owner of the car was lucky I was not there.

Jonesfam

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I witnessed a local priest hit one really hard with his shin, it must have hurt like hell. I was in earshot and heard the woman accompanying him, praised the Lord for him not swearing. [happycry]
However this little heathen would have used a few choice words. [thumbsupbig]

The only time i remove my tow hitch is to fit a recovery point in there, It is a good idea to remove the hitch from time to time however just to ensure that it isnt seized in there.
Unlike most of the other 4WD's that i have owned i have yet to bark my shins on the D2a hitch.