Thread: D3 workshop manual

As far as I know, GTR is the only place at the moment you'll find a manual.

I've known a few people to fit drawers (and I borrowed a set once), but all of them have managed to mount the spare tyre on the back bumper - thus solving the bolt access problem. No one wants to try and drop a spare, then suck back up into the void a smushed flat tyre while lying in the middle of an ant pile.

The trick with draws and the spare is to mount a socket with an extension bar permanently. You will need a hole in the draws to allow the long extension to reach up to the top of the drawer so you can use a ratchet to wind it down/up.

There is a page with pics on DISCO3.CO.UK - Dedicated to Discovery 3 and LR3 Owners and Enthusiasts somewhere.

Cheers, Steve

Scott,
I subscribed to the GTR site last night, fantastic site. Very useful, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Good going Marty.
I don't know what sort of access the 'public' have but I use it every day for work & find it quite good.
The DDW (warranty) section is a right pain though .


One downside is that UK tend to do their upgrades at their night time which often means it's down in our day time .
it doesn't happen too often though.

GTR GTR Oh how for art thou GTR...When its running..
Know what u mean Scott..

Originally Posted by Scouse

One downside is that UK tend to do their upgrades at their night time which often means it's down in our day time .
it doesn't happen too often though.

As Dullbird found when she was trying to use it - her paid 24 hour access was severely disrupted.

A lot of the stuff I wanted for the P38A was in PDF format but the latest workshop manual and ETM aren't. They are designed for on-line browsing, not downloading for later use..

Originally Posted by p38arover

They are designed for on-line browsing, not downloading for later use..

Deliberately I would think.