Martin
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Disclaimer: this download is for INFORMATION only. Neither DISCO3.CO.UK nor Martin Lewis are liable for any damage caused by application or otherwise of the information.
With great thanks to PerS (pers1), the Workshop Manual (covering all the vehicle systems) for the Discovery 3 (and LR3) is now available for download in PDF format:
Discovery 3 Workshop/Systems Manual (PDF)
Any problems let me know, otherwise enjoy 
Martin
Last edited by Martin on Tue Apr 12 2011 11:44am. Edited 4 times in total
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Ecosse
Member Since: 07 Jan 2005
Location: Grampian, Scotland
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Martin - excellent & very useful, but would I be right in thinking that this is a US version ot at least written by someone from the USA? Giveaway is tyres mis-spelt as tires!!! Also for the tyres it advises they are available AS, AT or AT-S, no such option given by UK dealers And, how accurate is it? - I see for instance that it claims the TDV6 engine (which I thought was not available in teh USA?) has 197bhp (200PS) which is at odds with the LR website & literature. Perhaps like most literature for Disco3, it is a case of reading carefully & comparing with other sources of information to try to assess accuracy? Regardless of this, many thanks to PerS, as it has some useful info! 
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| Sat Jan 08 2005 9:05am |
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Martin
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It did seem to me to be a bit American - as you say the reference to 'tires' and it only contains information on the NAS instrument cluster. However it does have the TDV6 info (albeit slightly incorrect!), which is a bit strange.
Whatever it is though, I hope it's helpful 
Martin
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| Sat Jan 08 2005 10:23am |
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Gurvan
Member Since: 02 Jan 2005
Location: France : in the middle of it !
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Whatever version it was, it is still useful to me !  Thank a lot !!
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| Sat Jan 08 2005 10:49am |
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pers1
Member Since: 06 Jan 2005
Location: Norway
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It`s taken from the LR Gobal Technical Reference site for europe
That`s for LR`s Service senter`s
I Have taken down what was interesting for me as I`m waiting for the arrivel of my TDV6 HSE
http://www.landrover.com/gb/en/Owners/Hand...erview.htm
Document Details
Title: Discovery 3 / LR3 2005 Workshop Manual
Type:
LA - Discovery 3 - 2005 - Workshop Manual
LA - LR3 - 2005 - Workshop Manuals
Name / Part No: LRE001
Info Type: Service Information
Version No: 1
Date Uploaded: 28 Jul 2004
PerS
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| Sat Jan 08 2005 9:59pm |
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Outrageous
Member Since: 10 Jan 2005
Location: New Hampshire, USA
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pers1 wrote:It`s taken from the LR Gobal Technical Reference site
PerS
Did they charge you for this?
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| Mon Jan 10 2005 11:25pm |
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mwillems
Member Since: 06 Jan 2005
Location: Oakville, Ontario, Canada
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Oh boy that looks so cool.
Now I need to decide whether toget all these notes,manuals etc I want to pay $50 for a month's access (or is it $10, for a day's access!). ANyone want to share?
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| Mon Jan 10 2005 11:35pm |
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Outrageous
Member Since: 10 Jan 2005
Location: New Hampshire, USA
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The sample documents section shows a few pages from a rather good workshop manual describing the removal of a front airspring (not sure if it's a RR or Disco 3). But I didn't see any true "workshop manual" available for the Disco 3 in the list--just the manual that Per kindly supplied.
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| Mon Jan 10 2005 11:52pm |
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Gareth
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I have used GTR previously for my Disco 2. It is especially useful because the Technical Service bulletins will be posted as and when they become official. These are the recommended dealer actions to take in the event of problems with the vehicle.
I think it will need a bit of time to become really useful.
I have a copy of the RAVE cd for my D2 which was even more valuable, as it had the complete workshop and repair manual (1200 pages) I await one for the D3 becoming available. It is not officially available to the public, but eventually one will leak out from a co-operative dealer and will appear on ebay or something! Now that will be worth paying for. Club 18 - 30 (I wish !!)
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| Tue Jan 11 2005 12:15am |
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DiscoMad
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
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Outrageous
That 'manual', although I am convinced is not the final version, is hundreds of pages big covering most aspects of the vehicle. There are errors, just as there are in the owner's manual !
The pdf is a small sample.
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| Wed Jan 12 2005 10:37pm |
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Outrageous
Member Since: 10 Jan 2005
Location: New Hampshire, USA
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DiscoMad wrote:Outrageous
That 'manual'... is hundreds of pages big covering most aspects of the vehicle. The pdf is a small sample.
Thank you for clarifying that. I see now that the pdf that Per provided is the "Systems" portion of the workshop manual. I wonder how many sections there are altogether? Does a $10 fee allow for downloading the whole thing? Per, would you consider making any more of the manual available to the forum if Martin would host it?
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| Fri Jan 14 2005 1:30am |
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DiscoMad
Member Since: 11 Jan 2005
Location: Warwickshire, United Kingdom
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The manual is arranged in multiple sections, in web page format. You cannot download the whole thing easily (although I am sure there must be tools to do that).
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| Fri Jan 14 2005 8:30am |
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Gareth
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Why not just wait for a copy of the RAVE cd? I am sure they will hit the black market soon. Club 18 - 30 (I wish !!)
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| Fri Jan 14 2005 4:30pm |
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Outrageous
Member Since: 10 Jan 2005
Location: New Hampshire, USA
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I guess the CD would be convenient. What does RAVE stand for?
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| Fri Jan 14 2005 5:26pm |
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mwillems
Member Since: 06 Jan 2005
Location: Oakville, Ontario, Canada
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DiscoMad wrote:The manual is arranged in multiple sections, in web page format. You cannot download the whole thing easily (although I am sure there must be tools to do that).
I am sure, as PerS did it - but I have been trying for hours and I cannot get the web content into html reliably (the images do not all get included). Very annoying - it is designed to be unusable it appears. Waste of my US$11...
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