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Thinking about getting a Discovery

Tech Talk for Rover owners.

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FAB
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Thinking about getting a Discovery

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Hi All,
I am thinking about a 2000 to 2002 model Discovery as I have only had toyo's in the past I don't know any specific problems to look for. The main reason for choosing a discovery is T/D auto for under $15000 and only 10 to 12 years old. It would mainly be my wife's car hence the auto and also tow our 18 foot van and some beach driving. Any help on what I would need to look for will be greatly appriciated .
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Re: Thinking about getting a Discovery

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Hit up http://www.aulro.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and have a search through the D2 section and the Good Oil section. More information than you will care to read, but pretty much any problem that's been had is on there and the common problems and how to deal with them are up there.
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Re: Thinking about getting a Discovery

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Thanks for that
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