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🤣 love your videos mate. Snorkel is good in Australia, lots of dust, easy to put a sock on it and have it pointing backwards. So engine isn’t just instantly filled with dust. RTT and rack, never owned but - damn - I want on my lr3! Just received same rack as you, which is why I found your videos! Cheers 🍻 🙏

Where did you get the new trim piece/skirt that covers the holes from the brackets at?

hi there, did you have any lock unlock issues before it happened. Mine is only locking no matter what I do. Even unlocking the door with the key the car still locks so when i open the door alarm starts and cant start the engine

I NEVER SEE WHEN YOU REPLACE THE SENSOR, I MEAN IS WHAT THE TITLE SAID

thank you for posting this i am in the process of getting the parts to replace a leaking heater core and seeing your video has made some of my worries go away unfortunately i still have to deal with the brittle plastic parts that i don’t want to break doing this does not look as difficult as i was expecting

Where you purchased seat covers

excellent Video !

Thanks❤🎉

Hi i seen lots videos and that lil shim pice at the end was the part the no1 cover . And i did install it wrong i think. This is the best video .yu very clear and straight forward and don’t get ppl confused thanks very much

What size did you end up using for the longer bolts? The factory are too short and I need to buy longer ones :/

It’s been a few years now. How did this hold up?

Hi thanks for the video I seen you can get aluminium air dryer caps are they any better?

FWIW, you can make use of the awkward bolt-hole at the back to simplify the job slightly. Test-fit the rock-slider to ensure it's all going to work. Put an 8mm rivnut into that rear hole immediately, raise the slider back up again, screw a bolt into the rivnut hand-tight, lift the front into place with a jack, make sure everything's aligned properly (check the doors can open and the shut-lines are acceptable), put a wooden dowel in one of the front holes to ensure the slider can't move, tighten the bolt into the rivnut... and then you can climb underneath and drill all the required pilot-holes with the slider in place. After that, you can loosen the bolt slightly, allow the slider to hang down at the front, finish drilling all your holes and then lift the front back up again.

The only reason I would buy the other unit was if I could not find the proper part anywhere else.

4.6 not good motors are they?? Too over bored

Yeah, I tried for days. Same result too ended up taking it to the shop to refill.

how did you release the plastic clip on the inside?

I bought a rig with this bumper and I bought the finishers and I just realized the same thing about the up angle. Was thinking about just taking a cut off wheel and cutting the up angle off. Have you done anything to it? These finishers are getting pricey and I dont want to hack them up.

Just as an fyi, I know it's been three years, but seems like you installed the side with the sensor port wrong. Should be facing downward. That's why you do not have room and it looks like it's bulging upward.

Shouldn’t these be bolted to the chassis and not the body?

Thanks for the video. You mentioned the GAP tool for the Disco 3 & 4 but I would definitely invest in a Nanocom diagnostic tool for the Disco 2. Well worth the money spent for electrical troubleshooting. Cheers from the UK! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

You need to evaluate your thought process. Then fix the leak. Just buy the heater hose tube kit and the one for under the throttle body. Then meditate.

🤘 *promosm*

What part keeps air pressure in the dryer. I have cheap ebay pressure that bleeds out after 4 seconds. Would like to fix it using my old parts compressors.

Great job! Was looking for fuel pump replacement for the LR3 but clicked on your video because it looked interesting.

Thanks homie, just fixed my problem on my '03 D2

Hi, did the car shivered/vibrate when you braked at medium and high speed ? I dont have the clunking the noise, but when I apply pressure on the rear bushing with a crowbar, it moves quit a bit whereas the front bushing does not move thus I am assuming that the vibration comes from the bushing and not the brake rotor!

Great very, thank you. Very helpful 👌

What he said, push the light button and turn off the lights.. easy!!

Good video , I have a question where did you buy the gears for the motor? thank you

Be careful. The owner of the company admitted to me on the phone that his whole batch is defective. Cost me an extra $1000 at the shop to swap 2 defective units, then go back to the original thermostat. So disappointed.

You can alternatively long press the center lights button for 20 seconds to turn off the automatic light on features..

Just wondering what software you were using to diagnose the faults please?

To get the radio out you can use two pieces of a junior hacksaw blade.

Hi...did you find what was the problem? I have similar noise

It was helpful to see how you dissemble the trim and pull up carpet to dry out

Great info but you missed some bits out like taking out the centre console side panels

BTW, how has it held up now that you are 2 months in?

I just received an offer from a seller for this with the red D rings included at $355 US and free shipping. My only hold up in the fitment of the sides (angled up). I reached out referencing this review to see if they have addressed the issue before I pull the trigger on a purchase.

This is very helpful, as I am gruding taking my glovebox apart. But now I think I will manage. Cheers

Thx for post it helped I had this code intermittent for 4 yrs never set red.

Hello, what’s the parts number for this tool?

How many blades again? 😂

Did this on mine a few years, good idea to video it to help others, Another area where mine leaked in from was the plastic roof rails, these can be unclipped, I found the area behind the rail closest to the windscreen was completely blocked with, soil, mud, vegetation it allows water to build up and mine was tracking in through roof seam sealer. The screw you point to at the beginning of the video is definitely a culprit for water ingress, the leaks on mine were dripping onto to electrical connectors and modules, which in time would have caused no end of problems, carpets have been dry for years now. Good video hope it helps folk out.

Curious why the Bosch evap over the cheaper alternative? I recall doing this on a P38 and while the Hyundai made a clicking sound I recall it working. It’s been a long while though.

great how to, thanks, replacing my door due to damage as well

It amazes me how on earth these rails were designed. About to try and replace sunroof on Right hand drive vehicle looks like it is going to be a tricky job

I’ve got used mud tires too, makes a world of difference! What a great weekend, loads of mud and fun!!

That brake noise is too familiar. Thought someone was driving my P38 around.