Thread: What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

Originally Posted by Tombie

.... hardly worth the hassle.

Yeah, I guess this part is pretty accurate .. sometimes.

I did my D1 a few months ago(all 4) and one end on the drag link and one end on the track rod were absolute pains to remove!

With bros D2 tho, I'd known that his track rod was bent for a while now, so I took the time to remove the good one on my wreck and change his tie rod ends.
I had the track rod sitting in my back yard for ages .. worst part was removing all the built up grease/oil(leaking motor).

So had it all ready to go for his car .. etc.
Then got the call, that he got the parts I told him to order, but the tie rods are fixed to the bars etc, etc.
I never took the time to inspect the track rod I had sitting in my yard to see that the one end was fixed, just assumed that they were all individual bits as per the 'old days'.

Learn something new every day I guess!

Still trying to work out what I did today

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Originally Posted by pop058

Still trying to work out what I did today

Well....you took a couple of photos
And maybe made a good decision

Originally Posted by pop058

Still trying to work out what I did today

Can't have been much - there's no spanners laying around!!!

This happened to someones disco2 today in Fitzroy Vic.

at least we know the heating works.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

This happened to someones disco2 today in Fitzroy Vic.

He had just been told he needed an auto rebuild

Originally Posted by Pippin

He had just been told he needed an auto rebuild

Only a V8 would go up like that... they usually emit the steam first....
"Got a bit hot under the collar"

Hope no one was injured.