CelticNomad

I think you will find pre the Defender name it was the Land Rover 90...

Make me an offer they are off my 2004 genuine Land Rover ones with all the mounting brackets and bolts plus the front moulded mud flaps. Message me your email and I will send you a photo

Wish I wasn't on the UK as I would be there still got the Disco

Hi lift every time and in the right hands is a pull along winch......

I have seen a standard one do some pretty extreme stuff in the UK they dont need lifting

.....and the ht exhaust that's had me before now!

If I think of it when the wife brings mine home I will crawl under and take a photo

Take the plug out at the top of the box, if the level is correct then it should be just inside. They are filled through this until they overflow. When the overflow stops it's correct. Same applies to the diffs

Well since my last post I noticed mine is also split on the top middle section. I have a solution in mind so will post a before and after picture once it's done

I use the same pressure on all four corners. That said I old disco had a heavy duty steel bumper and winch so I did run slightly higher in that one

Doc yes i will for now, must dig out the RAVE CD and find the relevant wires to bypass it, once i know will post it here

Agreed there as if it is the warped block you won't rebuild it anyway its scrap. Just had that happen to my V8 Disco in the UK

Would agree with nut bolt there, found 12 psi best in the sand with a Disco, but I run 35 around town in the summer and drop to 30 in the winter due to the tyres being harder

If it wasvth UK no, but it's rather warm here isn't it?

Difficult to do with a plastic bumper, post a photo let's see how bad it is?