Thread: What happened to your Discovery 2 today?

I guess you could cobble up something but remember that it has to take up to say 15PSI without leaking.
I bought the factory one thinking it would fit but it didn't because of the dimensions of the reservoir.
I had forgotten that it needed the cone and tried it without, and fluid ****ed everywhere.
But it is feasible to make one if you can get a stopper the correct shape.

I am not sure about the smoothness of the inside of the spout is as there is a filter basket inside which I was able to leave in place. You would probably have to have a stopper with a similar slope to the Motive power one which may be difficult to find.
Regards Philip A
PS The Motive adaptor kit is USD27.95 so unless the postage is excessive, it is hardly worth stuffing around on something that may not hold pressure.

Originally Posted by jonesfam

Not today, but on Thursday
Drove the D2 to Mt Isa, 450km with 150 of rough graves/rock...

Did no one else wonder why you were driving through a cemetery?

Originally Posted by Disco-tastic

Did no one else wonder why you were driving through a cemetery?

maybe he was going through the dead center of town

Originally Posted by Eevo

maybe he was going through the dead center of town

And yet nobody living in that town can be buried there...

Originally Posted by Tombie

And yet nobody living in that town can be buried there...

'Coz they ain't dead yet.

Originally Posted by Tombie

And yet nobody living in that town can be buried there...

But they're dying to get there....



Oh dear, the dad jokes are coming thick and fast

Driving to work this morning, I turned the rear fog lights on. Not really needed, however, there are a few nuff nuffs around.

Originally Posted by Bohica

Driving to work this morning, I turned the rear fog lights on. Not really needed, however, there are a few nuff nuffs around.

Well there you go, I had No idea that a D2 had rear fog lights.
Which button do you have to push?