Bloody discovery lol

I was driving up to see my mums because she is in hospital. I got about 60 miles into the journey Come off the A14 in Ipswich then I lost all drive to the wheels so tryed the clutch that was fine put the transfer box in to 4l still no drive so tryed the diff lock I had drive again. So limped 40 miles to a bloke in Chelmsford who was breaking a discovery. Bought a half shalf then limped home. Got home to start fixing it.

I found the problem lol picked up a new half shaft up on my way home then 2 hours later its all fixed

I try and start my journey to my mums in the morning hopefully I'll get there this time

Ouch! Now THATS broken :shock:

Fill it with weld :lol:

I suggested that as well Renegade lol.

Always an advantage with Disco's knowing that one is bound to be on EBay near wherever you are being broken. It's like having a 24 hour emergency parts supplier.

True, that does work well, haven't seen any second hand disco body shells though!

Gotta say I'm surprised at the whole CV joint thing though, I though all discos were solid axled at the front! Is it a really new one?

Your thinking Defender matey. Discos are different I believe.

Shows what I know about them :lol:

good thing I haven't argued it with anyone!

I cannot say for certain

Just going from what i have seen lol.

Disco and Defender front axles are the same. CV is located in the swivel ball and links the inner half shaft to the drive flange (same as a Fronty but totally encased) which inturn is bolted to the outer side of the hub. With out it you wouldn't be able to steer the front axle.

Regards

Stuart