DISCOVERY 3 LR3 DIFF OIL CHANGE HOW TO

Just a quick how to for beginners on servicing your land rover discovery 3's (LR3) diff's includes Tooling and oil required

[@mannymacedonio8802]

Amazing video Mate, now I have the confidence in servicing the diffs of my 2016 Disco 4 without spending fortune at the dealership.

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

Great news manny 🤙💪

[@joeryan9660]

great video, gives me real confidence to do this preventative maintenance task my self. One thing I was told by friends who own discos before buying my 2007 D3, keep up the maintenance and you will have a great car that will take you all the places you want to go.

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

Glad it helped mate they are an amazing vehicle and your friends are correct

[@pmacc3557]

I'm thinking of getting a Disco 3 or 4

[@wilsonng911]

Time to do mine. Just finished replacing my front wheel bearing hubs after watching your video. 👍

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

Nice one dude thanks for watching my vids One thing I didn't mention is that u should toque the main cv nut to 250nm to ensure the hub has the correct preload on it

[@wilsonng911]

@@OUTBACKDiscovery yeah. Did that too.

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

@@wilsonng911 perfect mate , happy new years 🤙

[@wilsonng911]

@@OUTBACKDiscovery you too matey. 👍😁

[@Garymt123]

Thanks for the video. Very clear and will give it a go on my Disco 3.

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

Good luck Gary you will nail it 🤙

[@pmacc3557]

Great vid. I'm thinking of getting a Disco 3 or 4...

[@jeremywestell4076]

keep up the great work !

[@Can_I_Kick_It]

Great video. What thread sealant did you use?

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

That was high pressure locative thread sealant But for stuff like that even thread rape would workn

[@justinsmith6296]

What about the transfer box?

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

I changed it before this video but it's due for a change I can do a vid on that if you like

[@gilcalvo2784]

Hi there and greetings from Costa Rica...A question for you ..I just did the oil change to my Disco ..the filling plug of the front dif . I was screwing the plug back but it feels like it is just going straight in...is there a stop internally? I'm afraid it can just continue and end up inside. Thank you in advance for your help

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

Hey Gil Normally the plug will sit flush with the diff possibly protrude a little bit as there is a slight taper on the thread Your fillplug has probly been over tightend previously, I would just pull it out put some thread sealant on and screw it in flush How far in does it screw in currently

[@gilcalvo2784]

@@OUTBACKDiscovery Hi again..It is going too deep in ..I did the rear one and got in to a point where you can feel that you are actually getting to an end..but this front one feels like is just going all the way in...that is what I am afraid of...

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

@@gilcalvo2784 I would just put thread sealant on it and screw it in the same as the rear and then order a new plug

[@gilcalvo2784]

@@OUTBACKDiscovery Will do that ..thank you so much...

[@OUTBACKDiscovery]

@@gilcalvo2784 no problem, good luck with it 👍