Tools for LR3

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ThinkDima

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Hi,
i searched but couldn't find this answered.
do you guys have any recommendations for a tool kit for LR3 to buy in US?

i'm thinking of getting sockets, torx, and anything else of what's needed for a light maintenance on the truck? since it's metric - i don't have as many tools as needed. i'm not looking for anything specific - just enough to take panels off, etc.

is there a tool kit specifically for LR3? or land rovers in general?

Thank you.
 

waspjr123

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Cheap multi meter a set of 1/4" sockets and a set of 3/8" metric sockets. I would also contemplate a spring clamp plier but not neccesarry just very useful a elm wifi code reader Good jack and stands oil catch pan and some brake kleen
 

ThinkDima

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Thanks.
interesting about the elm wifi code reader. will look into it. is there any specific model? and can you only read info, or make changes to the car as well?
 

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Its strictly a reader but it gives code info and can stream real time info it can go into the engine ecu and tcu it cost like 20.00
 

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This is the one i have and it works on all types from my f350 diesel to my audi
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Here is a write up on a "spares kit" I did a while back. http:// disco3. co. uk/forum/topic76762-15.html
 

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Get the IID tool from Gap Diagnostic to clear faults and modify suspension. Invaluable!!


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For changing a spare, 24"-30" breaker bar with a 1/2", 6 point, deep/extended, impact socket.
A full size spare, before ANY other tools.

Next, a way to inflate/manage a slow leak or top off the spare if needed with a portable air compressor. Cheap ones work just fine into a 12v socket. Some are built much better than others. Sweet portable model from ARB has twin pistons and a small reserve tank will last a lifetime and comes in a solid case about 22"x16"x10". NOT cheap though...

After those truly basic things, then the IID Tool, non-blue tooth $400, BT model is almost 2x $ for the convenience of BT.
 

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