Thread: Price Difference

That just shows it pays to shop around, never take the first price you are quoted, always shop around. Matt

I would ask LandyAndy how he did it on the cheap..might save you hundreds..aparently it is all there you just nned the linkage.

you just need to find a wrecked '03 D2 and steal/buy all the linkages,,,

HEAPS of them in OZ,,,,

Originally Posted by maggsie

Looking for the bits so I can engage the CDL in the Disco and found the complete kit on Discovery Automotive's website, rang them and was quoted $870.00. Went to Ashcroft Transmission's website in England and the same kit is $480.00 and there is no customs duty as it is less than $1000.00, even if the freight is say another $50.00 through the post, that is still a substantial saving. There is also a complete guide for the installation.

Don't forget GST

Hi Maggsie
I made my own from socket set parts,basically 2 extensions and 2 uni-joints,works fine.
If you do a search on here there are pics of what I did.You should be able to do it for less than $100.
Is yours an auto??? if so the Disco1/Rangie CDL should bolt on,it wont on a manual without a lot of engineering,as I tried.I have a Rangie CDL lever I bought for $50 that isnt much use to me.
Andrew

Yes mines an auto, I'll look for your post.
Regards
Maggsie

I was going to say cant you use a D1 linkage, but you answered that for me LA. I wasnt aware it could only be done on the auto though, you learn something everyday. Matt

Just be carefull some models have no visual indication on the dashboard whether the CDL is engaged or not. My 02 model doesn't