3 Free Mods for Land Rover Discovery 4 TdV6 SDV6

[@mcandrett]

I’m experiencing the 3rd issue with the throttle body now. Glad I’ve seen your clip. 🙌🏼 I thought the throttle body may be developing a crack.

[@Vera_and_Christian]

Really good items. I will check them on our LR4. Thanks! Christian

[@discovering954]

Thanks Christian, I enjoy watching your channel build too

[@patrickformica9915]

Thanks for sharing that. Interestingly, the 2016 D4 already has the engine cover modified same as yours along with the aircon pipes. I did remove the air intake and file some of the plastic housing to give clearance to the top water pipe.

[@niallcampbell2556]

Just checked my radiator hose and found a deep cut. Thanks for your video.

[@michaeldallimore8590]

Excellent tips thanks. I only knew about one of these.

[@discovering954]

Happy to help!

[@Steync1]

Excellent mate - I had to sit in the left front seat of the roll-back because of the radiator hose that was chafed through. I am also now replacing the top Intercooler hose between Intercooler and intake, as a result of it chafing through on the underside next to the airbox intake pipe... Hope this helps... I got the dreaded Turbo boost low error sporadically until it was so bad that it occurred once a week... now all sorted.

[@Hoktew]

I have an 05 lr3 i kimda love it. It makes everyday easier.. ❤

[@kasperhoglund]

Well that first one was stupidly smart. High mileage disco, might as well check mine and cut it out 👍

[@jlaubuchon]

Great info. I did the intake fix on my 2011 RRS 3.0 TDV6 about a month ago. To double down you can add a long zip tie from the plenum to the pipe using the holes in them to pull it into place since nothing holds that side. My engine cover already has a huge cutout and looks original. We had a 2010 RRS 3.0 TDV6 in the shop last week with the cut radiator hose issue which is when I checked mine. Will look at the air conditioner lines today and get that squared away if needed. I think there’s already foam there though if I remember correctly.

[@pwhan12345678]

Thanks for the tips...I will look at those this weekend 👍

[@JaseBakes]

Great advice mate thank you

[@jeremywestell4076]

Terrific Thanks kindly for that !

[@moobaz8675]

Brilliant. 👍

[@stuarth43]

good tips the A/C COMP takes 7 hrs to change, nightmare the vees to work on

[@edenliu5139]

Thanks for the info

[@gadgetphilosophy8290]

Nice one mate.

[@crazydrummer03]

Thanks a lot!

[@dingleydell3250]

Most cars a place for everything and everything in its place, LR a place for everything and everything held in place by foam.

[@khalilrazak6486]

Do you still need to do these mods if you don't go off road.

[@discovering954]

Yes you should . It’s not off road bumps that will break it

[@davepearce6359]

British Engineers, not English. 👍🏻

[@PillSharks]

With Europeans (at the time) sticking their noses in! And in truth they still are.

[@philhealey449]

The chafing engineers are surely based in the West Midlands?

[@22timtam38]

It's not British or English, its Ford built and designed engine.

[@peter6782]

The best thing you can do for yourself, is dont buy a land rover or a range rover!!!! if you do you might be better off just taking your money in the garden and setting fire to it, it isn't a case of if it breaks , i's a case of when it breaks! and it will, i live in the UK, I've been to Aus, and there is no way i would risk my life driving out in the bush or back roads of Austria in any of theses.