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Nice rover, now let's see it dirty and out of the mall parking lot.

I think it's normal and is just a function of how the auto climate control regulates the overall temperature. Mine has always done this. I usually control the temp and fan manually anyway...

hahaha holy shit!

you can do the pads easily just buy a new set with a brake pad sensor when you do. you can do the new rotors up front but the rear rotors better have the ebrake adjustor done correctly or else it will melt everything and dealers wont warrantee it if they didnt touch the brakes. We have charged customers for meineke mistakes and it cost them more then a brake job from us after the ebrake ...

They are in LA very near the airport, but did a great job with a transmission replacement on my Disco II a few years back. British Car Service - Rova Recycler - Service and Parts for Land Rover vehicles - Los Angeles ChuckD

They should be okay. Generally anything 32" and under will fit. Have a look here: NextStepDesigns Blog Archive LR3 wheel & tire specifications and options

dont bother it will cost more in gas and when you got problems it will cost big bucks and most likely cost an additional 300 for a new key.

Quote: Originally Posted by Dgee03 Anyone know where I can find some 18" steel rims to use as an off-road set of wheels on my 06 LR3? I've looked around on the net but haven't had much luck. The stock 19"s have extremely limited and expensive off road tire options so i thought I might just try to find a second set of rims I could use ...

If you press the switch on the upper tailgate you hear a solenoid correct? LR3s have an issue with the release latch cable end breaking off. So the solenoid activates but the latch doesn't open because it isn't attached to the solenoid. To get in is kind of a pita and I wouldn't reccomend it to anybody that doesn't know exactly what to do. To get in involves removing the inner lower ...

Doesn't sound right to me, but you might have better luck asking on DISCO3.CO.UK - Dedicated to Discovery 3 and LR3 Owners and Enthusiasts . There's a lot more diesel owners on board there.

Nice rover, now let's see it dirty and out of the mall parking lot.

you can do the pads easily just buy a new set with a brake pad sensor when you do. you can do the new rotors up front but the rear rotors better have the ebrake adjustor done correctly or else it will melt everything and dealers wont warrantee it if they didnt touch the brakes. We have charged customers for meineke mistakes and it cost them more then a brake job from us after the ebrake ...

I think it's normal and is just a function of how the auto climate control regulates the overall temperature. Mine has always done this. I usually control the temp and fan manually anyway...

They are in LA very near the airport, but did a great job with a transmission replacement on my Disco II a few years back. British Car Service - Rova Recycler - Service and Parts for Land Rover vehicles - Los Angeles ChuckD

Quote: Originally Posted by Dgee03 Anyone know where I can find some 18" steel rims to use as an off-road set of wheels on my 06 LR3? I've looked around on the net but haven't had much luck. The stock 19"s have extremely limited and expensive off road tire options so i thought I might just try to find a second set of rims I could use ...

dont bother it will cost more in gas and when you got problems it will cost big bucks and most likely cost an additional 300 for a new key.

They should be okay. Generally anything 32" and under will fit. Have a look here: NextStepDesigns Blog Archive LR3 wheel & tire specifications and options

hahaha holy shit!