20 Most Recent 1999 Land Rover Discovery - Page 6 Questions & Answers

WHAT REAR ON SIDE OF ENGINE OR BEHIND TRANS.ANY WAY YOU TAKE PUNCH KNOCK IT OUT PUT NEW ONE IN THIS CAN BE HARD TO DO

Altenator should put out at least 13.8-14.2 volts at idle. If not either the altenator is bad or not getting the signal to turn on. More than likely a bad alternator though.

what a 1999 petrol automatic ?? 2000 euros tops ,now a diesel manual thats a different thing and its worth this sort of money

The you have any drain charge or short in any circuit (loss wires or bad ground).

I juts have the 1995 Disco WorkShop Manual, if you are interesting, give me the email to send to you.

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it could be the water pump...
check if the radiator if its leaking...
and it could be the thermostat...
check all of them...these are the main parts that could cause overheating or a leakage of coolant...or it could just be a loose or bad hose...
Good Luck!

has anyone check the alternator, or check if something is still on when u shut off the car

Hi,

It's obvious you need a replacement for the front bumper of your 99 discovery but unfortunately a 03 discovery bumper won't fit your 99discovery because they have a wide difference.
Although, a 01 discovery bumper might be a good choice of consideration.


Good luck.

P1590 is a Rough Road/ABS Fault
That normally will also show up when the ABS is having problem with the lights coming on and off or on all the way. It can be clear with a proper scanner and is not being caused by any other ABS part.

Fix you brakes and then you can clear the code. Tell us news.

Inspect the motor and transmission mounts.

Check the drive shaft u joint for free play.

Most vehicle with over 180,000 miles will need attention on these area.

In order to fix you need the code, typically the code is in the owners manual somewhere. Otherwise you can get the radio code from the dealer. I have seen this problem about 10 times and the code has always worked. Hope this helps!

Better to change it as it's high pressure line and it'll keep leaking oil.

When you open the bonnet and you are standing infront of the car then it's on the right side black box. if you mean the A/C filter then there is not Filter for it.

If your vehicle is a Discovery Series II, it is not equipped with a fuel filter. If it is a Discovery Series I it is in the right rear wheel well towards the front. Hope this helps out.

Best of Luck

I would check to see if your brake lights work, if they don't then replace the brake light switch. It also releases the vehicles neutral safety switch. Hope this helps out.

Best of luck

First check that the brake lamps work, if they do not , check the fuses , the switch and wires to it at the brake pedal. The transmission shift lock is controlled by a brake switch. Hope that helps

could be the turbo but check all turbo hoses carefully for splits

The engine takes 6 liters of 5W30 oil.

From practical experiences of heavy trucks, this problem is created by poor coolant flow thro' the Radiator Core. Flush cleaning the Rad. or decontaminating the exterior air flowways will not cure the problem. My recommendation is a Recore or after market replacement.
Regards.DT

water pump bt its no problem just do a check up

I'm going to need more info. You bought a new battery, and a new starter? And now it ,,,,, does it crank? Or does the truck just not start? Or does the starter just klik? First, the battery, When it does start, does it have a lot of power or does it drag? How about the starter, does it klik, drag, sporadic? Or does it crank right over normally? Both battery and starter can be brand new and bad, did you clean the terminals before putting the wires on? Do you have an electrolyte tester for the battery? One of those floaty ball things, they work great, cost about $2. They will tell you a lot about your battery. I would blame the problem on dirt before hearing any more. But, Get these checked out, and hope this helps.