Outer Limits 4x4 Board

rear windows no go is a common problem, easy fix if you can handle a soldering iron.

usually a dry joint on the window control circuit board.

i fixed mine by following this:

http://www.discoweb.org/window/index.htm

cant help on the warning lights sorry

good luck

greg

My 95 3.9 auto Disco has never used less than 18l/100km on LPG even when driven gently on the highway.

Think 30l+/100km in hard going, low range.

One trip we used 240l lpg/ulp, 300tdi on same trip used 80l diesel.

The V8 sounds great but it sure loves a drink

I run the Serengeti muds 31 10.5 x 15 on my Disco. Very happy with them offroad but they are crap on bitumen ( as expected, noisy & pricks to balance ) compared to the BFG A/Ts we used to run. Paid $ 165 each last year, they are wearing ok but they dont do much bitumen as they are only our play ...

Hi Dean

Sounds like they could be a Land Rover/Range Rover rim

They have a PCD of 165mm

Cheers Greg

Hi Chris

I run 31x10.5 R 15 muddies on my 95 Disco

I have 50mm lift & no rear sway bar & rear guards are cut.

The tyres still catch when trying hard

Greg

My 3.9 auto Disco gets 22-24 l/100km on LPG

Hard off road use can see fuel consumption double!!!!

My worst was 29ltrs LPG for 68km, 90% low range

Not a problem while lpg is cheap & we play close to home

Cheers Dragonwagon

Tank is labelled as A.P.A model no G84man Mixer,converter is Impco Runs smoother on LPG than ULP, but petrol seems to have more grunt Its a V8 Disco so we dont talk about fuel economy On the highway I can get up to 300km out of a tank of gas, but only about half that off road The tanks are approx ...

I have the 3 scuba tanks in my Disco and the most gas I have ever put into them was about 66 ltrs.

They are a pita re not enough boot space but its nice to keep the standard petrol tank

Dragonwagon

Hi Phippsey

I had the exact same problem in my 95 Disco

It was a dry soldered joint on the elec window circuit board behind the glovebox

There is a good description of the problem & the solution on discoweb.org

Cheers Dragonwagon

According to my Disco owners manual it is the Transmission Oil Temperature warning light.

Greg

I would work on 40l per 100 km for low range.

I dont have the actual figures but 90kmh seems to use heaps less than 110kmh on the highway

might make sense up there as I imagine ulp is not available everywhere

cheers

Dragonwagon

Hi Stuee Our 95 3.9 auto does 18-22l/100km fully loaded & towing a 6 x 4 trailer on the highway. Thats on LPG, petrol is about 10% better. Double that for low range work (our worst was 29ltrs for 68km lpg) We carry 90 lt ulp & 70 lt lpg and have a safe highway range of only about 700 km ( and lots ...