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I was laughing my guts out when I read the conversation between you and your driver... 50 to 50 hota hain clap:

But seriously:

1. It's Beautiful (not sure this is the right word I can associate with a Landy)

2. Better pictures please, Interiors too.

3. Is it getting JBL'd (I suggest not. Keep it as it is, rugged)

4. Ride kabhi milega?

PS - Thanks Techno. I think the translation should help our non-hindi speaking members

Hilarious thread sam. Danger gaadi Danger aadmi ke paas!

Great one Yeti. Congratulation on your find. Can't believe there are still people who will gift Landy to strangers. Put some more pictures please

Wow! What a luck, Yeti!

I now believe in Santa Claus! :D

hmm...usually the popping and grinding are 2 different things.Popping out means the shifter linkage is worn out and grinding means the synchros are shot. Looks like you might have either one or both.

I guess above 10 mph the synchros have to work harder and hence the grind. Eventually its going to grind all the time as the syncros wear out more.

I'd say first (and easy) step have the shifter linkage looked into. There are several bushings, sleevs and grommets that are a part of the linkage and could be worn out. A good mechanic can either use parts from another vehicle or fabricate something to make it fit.

If the grinding still persists, then you need a gearbox rebuild which involves opening the box. Its not a big deal if you can procure the rebuild kit. IIRC the 93 Discover has a TD77s transmission.

In the meantime, you can try a good synthetic GB oil and when you drain the old oil check for metal chips to make sure the gears are not being chewed up due to the grinding.
Either way...long term you need a GB rebuild.

I intend to Tanveer. I intend to get places. Your travels are an inspiration.

The manual says 89 litres. I don't think I have the jigar to fill 'er up.

Thank you. It is not a Defender but a Discovery.

1. I agree. Beautiful. Thank you.

2. Yes, I have not taken any yet. I will.

3. No Sir, it is not a demo car. It has JBL speakers and a Panasonic head unit simply to listen to music.

4. Don't know. When we meet and I have the Landy with me.

An adventurous 4x4 for the adventurous first couple of TBHP. Gifts are generally for the deserving and they are obliged to use them with greater responsibility. (And entertainment of others.)
So, let the Great Indian Road Adventures begin!
We are glued.

Of all the YetiBlogs I have read, this is the one that fed to the vociferous reader AND the motorhead in me! Congrats for the owning the ride, and thanks for the write-up!

Hey Sam, as everyone quoted this is indeed a great write up rather one of the best ones i have read. Congrats on your buy.

Is it over yet ?

unlike other Yeti blogs ? whats going on sam baba ?

Congrats on your LR, awesome writeup and how about some interior pictures?

Congratulations SAM,You dont know how lucky a man you are.Just drive carefully and dont go near any objects which may harm you in any way because there are a lot of people envying you right now(including me obviously:D)

She is !!BIG!! and boy does she have presence.Keep her well maintained and im sure she will last to serve your grandsons..lol..stupid:

pinch,pinch again you got a landy as a gift:Shockked:.Lucky you Sam.Looks huge surely.More pictures awaited with interiors and do take her to places its made for, if not on OTR's.
Again excellent write up.

You know that am not gonna post anything on this thread, dont ya!!! But what the heck, am floored by your learnings :D

Now get off that lazy chair and go get some nice shots @ the beach!! and post up!

nice, nice,

test drive wanted

regards,
allan