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  1. 15th January 2021, 10:44 PM #6661
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluetoes View Post
    Put a new turbo cartridge in this afternoon and was surprised how bad my old one was
    Std cartridge or something better?
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    Bit of damage..

    in case this hasn't been on before. Apparently a tree fell on it.

    #fyp #4wdaustralia #straya #aussie #landrover #itwillbuffout
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  3. 15th January 2021, 10:50 PM #6663
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay View Post
    in case this hasn't been on before. Apparently a tree fell on it.

    #fyp #4wdaustralia #straya #aussie #landrover #itwillbuffout
    Who says they are unreliable? That would have got him home no worries.
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  4. 16th January 2021, 05:09 AM #6664
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Std cartridge or something better?
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  5. 16th January 2021, 06:50 AM #6665
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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay View Post
    in case this hasn't been on before. Apparently a tree fell on it.

    #fyp #4wdaustralia #straya #aussie #landrover #itwillbuffout
    LOL! if you hadn't mentioned the tree fall, I'd have thought it was just the rare 'sport' version of the D2.
    Didn't think any of them made it past the sports compacter and into Aus.
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    New prop shaft

    Put a brand spanker hardy spicer in the new/old girl as I was starting to feel vibrations and thanks to this forum got pointed in the right direction.
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    We went along Rockey Track in Toolangi State Forest. The three amigos popped in and ran off with the traction control! An engine restart recovered the traction control. This happened later on and did not go away with an engine restart. Locking and unlocking the car seemed to do the trick (I think) At least the traction control came back. No faults logged in the SLABS, according to the Nanocom. I only winched out twice! The other Discos had 2 inch lifts some has larger tyres 32 inch. I am thinking of getting a lift, Just longer springs maybe, or put air springs in the rear, with a 2 inch spacer.
    Sadly the Nanocom's screen broke. I can get a new screen from eBay. Fitting it may be a hassle. I guess the local phone repair place could fit this for me.
    Seven of the 8 vehicles on today's trip were D2s. It were a grand sight with all these D2s in convey. What is the collective noun for D2s? A jaunt?

    The eighth car was a Nissan Patrol with what looked like a 6 inch lift and 35 inch tyres.

    This was my third trip to Toolangi. The first time I did not break any thing on the car!
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  8. 17th January 2021, 09:18 PM #6668
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    What is the collective noun for D2s? A jaunt?
    A low loader, possibly?
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  9. 17th January 2021, 09:23 PM #6669
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    Got the auto out today. Whoever fitted it must have been Arnold Schwarzengorilla. Never have I come across bolts so tight. ALL of them. Sure, I'm not so strong in my dotage, but my son is. AND we were in a truck repair shop. And, no, they were not loctited.
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  10. 18th January 2021, 07:41 AM #6670
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    Was an good trip I bent my cross member haha, the nanocom screen you have to send back to black box it's extremely hard to repair and blackbox says it must be only done by then

    The patrol is on 2inch and 38s
    Quote Originally Posted by Bohica View Post
    We went along Rockey Track in Toolangi State Forest. The three amigos popped in and ran off with the traction control! An engine restart recovered the traction control. This happened later on and did not go away with an engine restart. Locking and unlocking the car seemed to do the trick (I think) At least the traction control came back. No faults logged in the SLABS, according to the Nanocom. I only winched out twice! The other Discos had 2 inch lifts some has larger tyres 32 inch. I am thinking of getting a lift, Just longer springs maybe, or put air springs in the rear, with a 2 inch spacer.
    Sadly the Nanocom's screen broke. I can get a new screen from eBay. Fitting it may be a hassle. I guess the local phone repair place could fit this for me.
    Seven of the 8 vehicles on today's trip were D2s. It were a grand sight with all these D2s in convey. What is the collective noun for D2s? A jaunt?

    The eighth car was a Nissan Patrol with what looked like a 6 inch lift and 35 inch tyres.

    This was my third trip to Toolangi. The first time I did not break any thing on the car!
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