Thanks Peter, for another really useful video. Super stuff. Couple of tips I would add is don’t replace all the shields / underbody stuff until you have primed the system and started it without leaks etc. Second tip (depending on how & where the vehicle is used) is to replace the filter as part of your main service interval. So whenever you replace the cabin and air filters etc. I do mine once a year, some will say that’s excessive and unnecessary, but we both know that owning and keeping a Discovery 3/4 running in good condition is all about preventative maintenance. Have a wonderful Sunday. Ty

@notthatkindofachannel

Жыл бұрын

Hi @Tyrone Messiah, thanks for the comment and I'm right there with you about maintaining everything once a year! I do that too ;) I will do the underbody treatment seprat, and this is where everything should really be done.Have a great Sunday evening, Peter

@nicholaswirth1011

10 ай бұрын

I do oil, oil filter and air filter every 5k, I change my fuel filter every 10k, cabin filter every 10k, I change the oil for the 8spd every 60k, along with front and rear diff and also the transfer case. Oil changes are cheap.

Danke für das Video!!! 😄

Thanks Peter. This the best video I have seen regarding a fuel filter change. Good job mate. Happy Christmas from here in the UK

@notthatkindofachannel

7 ай бұрын

Thank you very much, I appreciate that! ☺️ Merry Christmas & a happy new year!

Thank you mate

🙌Amazing content, keep up the great work!

@notthatkindofachannel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🙏🏻

Nice vlog peter, good job on the fuel filter I just recently changed a rear wishbone on my LR3, That was something 😅, keep up the good work,

@notthatkindofachannel

Жыл бұрын

Hi @John Flynn, thank you so much for your comment! I appreciate it very much! And oh yes, I can imagine what a job it is :D All the best, Peter

Well done vid Sir...Thank you...

@notthatkindofachannel

Жыл бұрын

@CarlWilliams Thanks! :)

Great video, thank you. While I’m always in the “more often is better” service camp, I believe LR schedule is every 12 months is to check and drain the water trap. I think LR schedule to replace it is longer (too long!). Will be doing this job in a couple of weeks myself along with an oil change!

@notthatkindofachannel

Жыл бұрын

Hey @digestives, I'm completely on your side when it comes to almost completely maintaining Discovery every year! I would always shorten the intervals between Land Rover maintenance by at least a third, i.e. do it earlier or even by half in some cases. Good luck with the oil change! Best, Peter

Great video, I'm changing my filter on Saturday.

@notthatkindofachannel

8 ай бұрын

Thanks! It's a really easy job which you can easily do on your own and save some money 😉

@user-xq2th1qu3x

7 ай бұрын

Indeed easy job thanks to your great video, next job power steering fluid, I've got all the bits.

Hi Peter. You just reminded me that my fuel filter is over due to be replaced. I must order one this week and replace it at the weekend. It's slightly more difficult on my D3 lots more pipes to disconnect. Regards Peter

@notthatkindofachannel

Жыл бұрын

Hello Peter, yes, unfortunately I was also a little late with mine this year. But since I didn't do quite as many kilometres, it wasn't so bad. Many greetings, Peter

Hi there. Never done it on this car but done on other like Ford focus and few times I got a airlock and there was no chance for the car to start I had to tow it to mechanic. Is there any chance the car would not start after I change on my discovery? Thank you

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Hi Peter -thanks for the video. What is the job of the sensor? Will it not warn you beforehand if your fuel is dirty? Guess we don’t want to wait until that happens…. :-)

@notthatkindofachannel

6 ай бұрын

Hey, no, the sensor is actually used to indicate whether the fuel has been diluted by water. Personally, I would change the filter every 20,000 - 30,000 kilometres, depending on how the vehicle is used and the fuel quality. However, many people only do this at 40,000 to 50,000 kilometres. All the best, Peter

@lerouxzeeman197

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Peter I appreciate your reply 👍

Have you ever had a filter stuck before. Mine won’t undo

@notthatkindofachannel

6 ай бұрын

Hey, I had that once too! I used a strap spanner to remove the oil filter which you can put around the filter and turn. Something like this => amzn.to/3ueH88v It worked quite well with this as you can apply more force to the filter. Greetings, Peter

Why are these fuel filters so damn expensive!

did you have to clamp off anything to stop fuel pissing everywhere?