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Land Rover Discovery 300 TDi


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Land Rover Discovery 300 TDi Auto

1995,

300 series turbo diesel with automatic gearbox

S Spec, 7 seats, 5 door in Epsom Green

PAS,central locking,twin sunroofs,sidesteps, towbar with twin electrics.

150,000 miles,

Mot till Sept 2010

Tax till Dec 2009

 

We have had vehicle for 3 years been totally reliable never let us down

Used originally as our family car but over last 16 months has been my shooting wagon and has had a few things done to it.

 

5 BFG 265/75x16 All Terrain Tyres fitted

4 Monroe Adventurer gas shocks fitted

4 Bearmach Blue springs fitted giving a 2 inch lift

Bilstein steering shock

Uprated fuel pump to give more power

Heavy duty close fitting front winch bumper for better ground clearance

Front steering guard

Front and rear diff guards

Electric fan conversion

Safari Snorkel

Extended axle breathers

EGR wind deflectors to all doors

Windows tinted

Rear door ladder

Dog guard, mesh type

Rubber overmats

Clear indicators fitted

Cobra alarm with remote central locking

Blaupunkt Radio/ CD player

Cat replacement pipe and sports exhaust fitted

New rear floor fitted this year and completely waxoyled

 

Interior is in very good condition with grey trim

Exterior looks good but a few scratches from bushes but nothing major

 

Overall a tidy looking reliable Discovery

 

Only selling as have bought a TD5 Disco

 

Looking for £1800

 

Regards

Carl

 

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My Laguna has just been written off so I'm on looking for another car, would have had that off you if the insurance was through, I've had a few Discoveries and the 300 TDI is the best one so far, what's the rear wheel arches like ?

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300TDI mods. First off remove EGR (make blanking plate for manifold, at least 6mm thick). On the side of the injection pump there's what looks like an upside down frying pan (app 2.5 inches dia) covering a casting, it's screwed on.

Remove this lid and under it ther's a diaphragm, unscrew the mounting ring and remove the diaphragm. On the bottom of it there's a shaft with an offset cut out in it. Look in the hole in the housing and you will see a small plunger sticking out the side. Replace the shaft and diaphragm rotating it to give maximum movement to the little plunger sticking out inside the hole that the diaphragm covers.

 

Before removing diaphragm mark where it sits in case you need to return it to that position for MOT.

 

Check turbo boost, it should be 1 bar on 300 TDI, alter as nec.

 

What you are doing is altering the fuel to boost ratio, effectively altering the stupid emissions settings and also bringing the boost in earlier, a lot more torque without destroying the engine.

 

All this is from memory, I used to market a kit years ago with blanking plates, boost gauge etc at the shows.

 

Remember, piston / exhaust gas temperature is important on a diesel, you would not want to tow 3 tons flat out up the Alps with a modded engine. !for Williams with Range Rover on up Birdlip at 50 mph behind 300 TDI Defender is fine, and it surprises a few when you pass them :good:

 

Please don't slag me off if my memory has not served me well :rolleyes:

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