the glove box infront of the passenger side sort of broke
the metal bracket with the light and the locking lung brock off under the dash i see it was just glued with plastic at manufacture
how have you guy repaired this problem????
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they were right when they say japs make the best if too much more gose worng im going back to toyota or patrol i think
i paided 5k for this pos car it should be half ok yeah?
anyways any help be good guys
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1995 land rover disco on 265 muddies
Matt, Flights are booked buddy. PM me your address so I know where I am goin, i'll be intouch when I get off the plane, see you soon.
Cheers
Grimace
p.s. hope you got room at your place cause I need a bed for a few days.
p.p.s. I also need to have full rights to the tv after 8pm, and I am a pretty fussy eater so if you can let me know whats on the food menu in advance I can tell you wats good and not so good. Cheers again man.
Cheers
Grimace
p.s. hope you got room at your place cause I need a bed for a few days.
p.p.s. I also need to have full rights to the tv after 8pm, and I am a pretty fussy eater so if you can let me know whats on the food menu in advance I can tell you wats good and not so good. Cheers again man.
Pay $5k for a Land Cruiser of the same year and see how good it will be 
Mine has broken off before too. It was jammed full of stuff and I slammed it shut one too many times.
It is a pita to fix as you have to do it all by feel.
I poked my camera in there and took a photo to get a better idea at the time.
It isn't glue that holds it on. It is melted plastic. Open the cover under your steering wheel and look at the hinges to see what I mean.
The upside to this is that you can use what will be left intact to locate the bit you need to glue back on. That gets it in the exact spot which is good as it needs to be 100% exact.
Make sure you use a very good quality glue. Mine has been fixed for about two years and is still holding. Mine had glue on it already which showed that it had been fixed before in its lifetime.
Mine has broken off before too. It was jammed full of stuff and I slammed it shut one too many times.
It is a pita to fix as you have to do it all by feel.
I poked my camera in there and took a photo to get a better idea at the time.
It isn't glue that holds it on. It is melted plastic. Open the cover under your steering wheel and look at the hinges to see what I mean.
The upside to this is that you can use what will be left intact to locate the bit you need to glue back on. That gets it in the exact spot which is good as it needs to be 100% exact.
Make sure you use a very good quality glue. Mine has been fixed for about two years and is still holding. Mine had glue on it already which showed that it had been fixed before in its lifetime.
Land Rover Discovery series 1 V8
Utemad wrote:Pay $5k for a Land Cruiser of the same year and see how good it will be
Mine has broken off before too. It was jammed full of stuff and I slammed it shut one too many times.
It is a pita to fix as you have to do it all by feel.
I poked my camera in there and took a photo to get a better idea at the time.
It isn't glue that holds it on. It is melted plastic. Open the cover under your steering wheel and look at the hinges to see what I mean.
The upside to this is that you can use what will be left intact to locate the bit you need to glue back on. That gets it in the exact spot which is good as it needs to be 100% exact.
Make sure you use a very good quality glue. Mine has been fixed for about two years and is still holding. Mine had glue on it already which showed that it had been fixed before in its lifetime.
all fixed
i found the landrover newsleteer explaining this problem and how they fixed it,
basically 3 tec screws and glues
ah look the way i see it is this pos is near 15yr old now yep she old
5k seemed fair enough
iv got a land cruiser in the garage that i payed 3k thats stuffed thriought electrics shes a diesel,
car before this was a nissan GQ i paid 10k also had problems, so it dosent matter what pos i have i seem to just have bad luck in cars
1995 land rover disco on 265 muddies
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