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Low Range - 3/7/2008 11:18:47 AM

certifiedimports

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I have an 04 discovery and it is difficult to put it into low range. I have followed the instructions in the book and it does not work. are there any tricks to it?

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RE: Low Range - 3/7/2008 11:35:20 AM

S4poor

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No tricks. Come to a complete stop (I put the tranny in neutral) and push forward on the T-case lever. Maybe let the vehicle roll a little bit, and try again, or try leaving it in gear at a stop.

The other thing could be the linkage is Fubar'd.

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RE: Low Range - 3/7/2008 12:12:05 PM

Spike555

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http://home.twcny.rr.com/eeibooks/rover/discodifflock.htm

This is the same for all Disco's with a CDL, same idea just different years, you need to get under the trk and lube the linkage with your favorite Penatrant/Lube and then work it loose, and then "exercise" it once a month to keep it working good.
You dont need to go off-roading, just engage it drive down the street half a block and then dis-engage it. At least once a month.

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