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I had the same problem in my D2 and knowing the keys are approx $500 to replace was not keen to force the issue.
I called out the RAC, cost $177 ,and he got out his can of WD40 gave it a good soaking and the problem was solved.:(
4 months later still good though I wish I had had a can of WD40 with me when the problem occurred.
I've taken the shroud off my D1 once (97 build, with airbag - incase that has a different design). From memory it was those 3 obvious screws and then it becomes loose. Then the top half unclips from the bottom half and it took a little bit of force to do that. But this was done a few years ago, so I could be wrong. But someone's post above sounded very similar.
Pete
mate there are 5 screws - 4 self tappers that tap into either the steering column or the upper shroud - that is on a 93disco 1 - the original disco one not the one eveyone else has....
how you travelling with this, loanrangie?
lube........
standing by
GQ
Could be quiggers. A paddlepop stick, a grasshopper, blame the kids. I'm still trying to figure out how my grandies got a crumpet in the DVD player.:(Quote:
Originally Posted by Quiggers
It must have been the kids.:p
Shorty.
have found lego in the VHS machine, shorty, and a half eaten piece of vegemite toast......
toddlers are so much fun!
smart as!
a lego brick 4x2 is the perfect size for a VHS door......
found a small book in the first dvd player... fitted perfectly....
didn't play too well tho.....
GQ
What would we do for a giggle with out them. The vegemite sandwhich in the VHS was always a favourite, but a book in the DVD? One just never know, do one? (Huggy Leadbetter, blues man. )
Shorty.
So far so good, missus had to go out and of course key wouldnt turn but i covered the key in graphite powder and its fine now. Landrovermick, only 3 screws in mine (98') Pavo is correct but i wont prise it apart just yet untill next time it plays up. My vcr is up high out of reach of hands with toast !Quote:
Originally Posted by Quiggers
Mine seized a while ago, could get key in but unable to turn, a good spray of WD40 has fixed it like new.
Greg
if its the shear head bolts come loose as ladas said above.......
just undo them by hand......and cut a slot in them with a hacksaw so you can tighten them......
they do come loose and cause all sorts of problems.......your symptoms being one of them......