In this episode, we lift the body off the frame and take the engine out on our new Land Rover Discovery 4 SDV6 after a catastropic engine failure at only 40000 miles. We hope you enjoy the video.
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Vera & Christian
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“Pull it back a few _feet_”. Love it. Ft not metres. Even talking like UK Land Rover now ;-). Great vid.
Impressive. And humourous – as ever
like wow thats all i can say impressive and your dad for sure is thinking thats my boy
Complete admiration to you both, It's one hell of a truck really! Well, apart from that Ford engine!!!
Maybe wheel a Toyoda chassis under the body and fix it for ever
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This was a very good one, well detailed. I'm curious to see how it's going to evoluate in the next episodes. Thanks!
Los mejores!!!! Keep up the amazing work! #above&beyond
Really enjoyed the video, yous have the patience’s of a saint!
Just brilliant Christian and Vera. Happy birthday to your Dad as well.
Very impressive work, I look forward to new weekly video, i find it hard to believe you are not Brits as the humour is top draw,
You both are amazing! Congrats for such high level content. Keep going!
The suspense is killing me. I want to see the failure.
Christian and Vera OMG! you guys are like fearless 20 something year old doing it because it has to be done. Body off is definitely the smart move. As for the torque converter I would leave attached if you can until you lift the crank out. By the way have you removed the starter motor yet? If yes is the crank still locked up? Just a thought. I look forward to the following videos. Xo
And just one more thing. If your vids show me anything; its, damn, I need a lift!
Wow! Having done this with a Series and a Defender, which I'm sure are way easier;' I am uber impressed. So now that you've gotten to a blown motor both ways, which is easier? Just pulling the motor or pulling the body? I would think that pulling the body is probably a bit easier in this case since the motor is locked and getting the gearbox off would be problematic with body on. I anxiously await your progress and wish you the best. And look at it this way, at least your weather seems to be breaking with everything going green. We here in Nova Scotia still have another month of cold, icy sea air (at least), and it is still no fun working out in my shop (i.e. barn).
Another great episode, these two are amazing.
watched the last three videos in a row. One Question: Beeeing such a low mileage, could the previous owner not have the vehicle repaired under warranty?
My wife and I love watching your videos together. Keep up the good work.