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1997 Land Rover Discovery SE for sale Original owner, factory maintained throughout its wonderful life of 226K miles. Vehicle is in good condition and fully operational. It has been inspected and insured throughout. This vehicle has the Trail Package which includes: ? Running Boards...

I have a 97 D1 A/T with 200K+ miles. Recently it seems that when the vehicle attempts an upshift (I think mostly from 1 to 2 or 2 to 3) on occasion I hear a quick whining sound -- almost sounds like a rev-limiter type sound. I am assuming it is from the transmission but it is hard to localize...

Real quick question...where is the location of the temperature sending unit on D1s?

97 D1, 208K+ miles... OK, so where do I begin...I guess the best way is to let everyone know that coolant-related issues have been dogging me for, well, probably the last 50-60K miles. Radiators, Manifold gaskets, head gaskets, sensors, clutch fans, electric fans, heater cores, you name...

I have a 97 D1 with 200K+ miles. Recently I developed an intermittent coolant leak. For the past 60K miles, the car has been dogged with coolant related issues. Just about all parts of the coolant system have been replaced/repaired. I took it to the dealer for evaluation figuring that I had...

My headlamp connectors (both) seemed to be corroded and melting. Does anyone know where I can get thes connectors as a replacement. I spoke to the dealer. LR does not carry this part. They want you to change out the entire wiring harness for what should be a 20-30 min job. Any advice also...

I have a 97 D1 with many miles (200K+). I recently noticed that when I unlock my doors using the remote, the exterior lights no longer illuminate for a brief period of time. The interior lights, do however, come on. After the doors are unlocked, if I press the unlock button again, the...

I have a 97 D1 with about 196K miles. The vehicle is in excellent condition. Problem: In the warm weather with the A/C on, the temp. gauge seems to rise when the car is in traffic, etc. I never let the needle get too high because when it begins to rise it continues to do so. I would say...