What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

**AK83** · 16th April 2018, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by RobMichelle

I hope it doesn't start another additive rant by the forum 🤤🤤

The 'max strength ID10T' formulation sounds promising too

I don't think it's an additive in the pure sense of the term.
It's just a straight fluid, just like oil, or grease, only it creates better blinks! .. up to 10,000 of them.

So you ID10T your blinkers, and good to go for 10K blinks.

.... probably what got Benny Hill through his peak performances.

**Roverlord off road spares** · 16th April 2018, 11:50 AM

Originally Posted by Pippin

I use plain rainwater no additives works well for me.

Be careful with plain water, the water causes corrosion of the bulb holders , where as blinker fluid has special anti corrosion additives to prevent this occouring, and with added PTFE ,it lubricates the bulb socket to make bulb insertion easier for the user.

**strangy** · 16th April 2018, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by RobMichelle

I hope it doesn't start another additive rant by the forum 🤤🤤

No
I want another rant started.
Anyone knows that at least one carton of amber fluid should be carried in case of blinking emergencies.

**crash** · 16th April 2018, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by Mclaren00

Cargo space is good for picking up my little fellas first bike Attachment 139125

TTR 50's fit in the back aswell.
If I removed the cargo barrier and folded the back seats down I'm pretty sure a JR80 would fit in the back.
Those Peewee 50's are almost indestructible. What kills them are adults riding and jumping them.

**rick130** · 16th April 2018, 05:48 PM

Originally Posted by RobMichelle

I hope it doesn't start another additive rant by the forum 🤤🤤

Oh, I approve of that one!

What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

**rick130** · 16th April 2018, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

Be careful with plain water, the water causes corrosion of the bulb holders , where as blinker fluid has special anti corrosion additives to prevent this occouring, and with added PTFE ,it lubricates the bulb socket to make bulb insertion easier for the user.

I've discovered this isn't needed in Queensland.

No one uses indicators, ever.....

**pop058** · 16th April 2018, 06:06 PM

Originally Posted by rick130

I've discovered this isn't needed in Queensland.

No one uses indicators, ever.....

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**V8Ian** · 16th April 2018, 06:41 PM

Originally Posted by rick130

I've discovered this isn't needed in Queensland.

No one uses indicators, ever.....

I'm surprised a NSWelshman would notice, or recognise a blinker.

**DiscoDiscoMan** · 16th April 2018, 08:17 PM

After buying Pro Vent, new trans cooler, LED fog lamp bulbs and a bull bar (none of which is fitted yet) the roof fluid has decided to leak on the top left hand side of the roof lining.
Mario, do you have any more roof fluid available? I think all this rain may have diluted it. Sigh....

**Tins** · 16th April 2018, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by johntins

I'll try that again:

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Ok, some thought, a drill or two and a long thread bolt and it's fixed. I hope. Popping it in tomorrow. I tried Q Bond, but it didn't seem to like the diesel.

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