Diesel models are 1.5-2 hours, petrol models take longer

I intend to take photos and post them when done. Along with any detail which may help others in future

that sounds more like it mickey

simbad111 wrote:

I intend to take photos and post them when done. Along with any detail which may help others in future

As opposed to this? http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic98740.html

Hi guys just to let you know that I have completed the condenser change and all seems well with air con now, the only problems I encountered was rusted torx bolts snapped off drilled out re tapped 8mm and a problem with the parking sensors which is still giving me probs, I disconnected the sensors and connected on refitting the bumper, getting parking aid inactive on dash now,

also anyone know what the 2 light grey connector blocks are behind the head lights with 2 wires going in but nothing coming out the other side, seems like one problem solved another one caused,

At least you got it changed. How long did it take you . I changed bottom ball joint on mine today

from start to finish just over 4 hours if I had to do it again I think I could do it in 2 hours, the main prob is getting the seized bolt out bottom of the bumper which all snapped off, had to drill and tap to 8 mm from 6mm, just the parking sensor pro





b now to sort out

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Hi can anyone tell me what the grey connector highlighted yellow is please,

TPMS antenna connector

Thanks. Do you know what prob could be with parking sensor. Was all working perfect before removing bumper. I connected all leads

Same happened with my D3 when I had the body off.

All PDC sensors worked fine before. After replacing the engine, and rebuilding, it had 2 faulty sensors. Once replaced, they worked fine again

hi guys, i bet you all fed up with me now but one final question, can you tell me what this connector is and where should it locate,

Isn't that the connector for the (optional) ACC? 2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed

It's also there on D3's, which never had the option of ACC.

In addition, the ACC wiring doesn't run that way, it runs along the front crossmember IIRC

What's ACC. ???