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Nice work! When you do the headliner, consider spraying on a textured finish instead of the cloth......

Big puddle might be a cooler line??? Hard to say without crawling up under it. That brings me to ask you of your technical ability. If you are able to fix 75% of the things that go wrong, and believe me, things will go wrong, then a Rover is for you. If you have to keep paying for the repairs...

Try greasing the u joint on the front driveshaft. The transfer cases do have a wine that changes pitch depending on conditions.

Ok, brought her into the shop today. All the suspension parts are good, the radius arm bushings are ok, not great, but in tact. I'm going to conclude that the tires are going bad. Even though there is still tread, with only a little dry rot, I think there's something bad on the inside of them...

Thanks again, I'm gonna mess with it some more this weekend and I'll let you guys know what I find....

Thanks, It doesn't pull when accelerating or braking. I checked all 4 calipers and hubs with a thermal imaging camera and they're all ok. The steering box is tight, but I'll check to see if it drifts. I'll also check the radius arms. Just don't know how they would have gotten bent. I haven't...

I'm having trouble getting my D1 in alignment. She has a pull to the left that has gotten worse and has a wobble. Here's what I have done: front hub bearings (they were worn). Left and right track arm ball joints (where very loose)New steering dampener. Computerized front end alignment that...

1996 Land Rover Discovery 1 (2018-04-03 23:53:41)