I wonder how many of those Facebook hounds could achieve this level of mechanical competence. What a daunting prospect to even start this project. You guys are an awesome team.
Best wishes to your father Christian on his 84th birthday 🎉. It’s great that he shows up now and then to help out. I’ve never seen a body off engine removal before. It looks very daunting. Cheers from Australia.
I'm afraid I agree with Vera, this could not be more exciting! Subscribed within the first few minutes of viewing. I am humbled by the enthusiasm for Land Rovers around the globe, whereas in the UK the brand is soon to quietly fade away, like a chastened dog, tail between its legs. Thanks to a pair of charming Germans keeping the spirit alive... I'd like to think Britain never really left Europe, we're just on a break.
you guys are priceless, please don't change anything about how you work together I (we) all appreciate the commitment in you filming your work and sharing with us 😊😊
Wow..way to go...I do all my repairs on the driveway including engine out ......but you two doing a body lift off job is altogether another level....saw your previous Land Rover engine rear build and that was fantastic...a crankshaft failure at that low a milage is crazy but for Land Rover it's quite common...I can't believe how many bloggs I've seen on crankshaft failures for this model...
Really really good work and I can't wait for the next update, thank you both Christian and OMG Vera, your channel has now become my favourite channel on TH-cam
Christian it’s important you don’t let them Facebook comments get to you buddy. You and Vera honestly are great. Your approach is stronger then diy and inspires people to have a go to save money on what can be potentially an expensive car to run if you don’t have a go yourself. Myself included. I look at some jobs and think no way. Watch your videos and sometimes I’m out same day having a go. Yourself and powerful uk inspired me and continue to do so. So much so I have created a new TH-cam too. Just for my discovery adventures. Be on the lookout for a mention many times ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Just watched this episode and want to congratulate you both on another entertaining video, such hard work and enthusiasm to give us all another great episode in this series. Thank you both and I am really looking forward to find out what has happened this engine.
OMG x 20 Vera style, what a great inspiring video. Your courage over the obstacles and mistakes, and the oversight that a broken engine won't turn. Thank you for sharing with us.
It’s great to be watching this process. In the shop, we really don’t think too much about creating tools, as we have them there. Plenty of others around too, and remind us “hey don’t forget THAT” or “that you don’t have to do yet”. Great respect for being able to do this big job in your own! I hope we’re all beginning to realize the engineer’s thoughts: “everything is real easy to do on this engine, you just need to take off the body!”
Christian, Vera, An amazing video. I can't believe what you manage in your driveway. I love the ingenious solutions that you come with to solve the problems that LR techs would be stuck scratching their heads at.
Having pulled the body off now, what are your thoughts on the process? Was it easy or difficult? How would you feel about doing it again? It certainly looked complicated with a lot of opportunity to break things. Also, reassembly might be difficult 😬
I followed the Workshop manual. Very easy but nerve wrecking. Unbelievable that this works… Definitely much easier than through the front. I guess less than 5h next time. Christian
@@Vera_and_Christian shop manuals usually call for having some specialized tools. Did you get such tools for this job or made it through with common tools?
From now on oil changes will be a body off job! There were parts of this video where I could feel the stress, well done getting it all apart and no damage.
Wow! Thank you for sharing this so much. I just purchased 2014 that had a catastrophic engine failure. This video is undoubtedly helpful-cheers from Scottsdale, Arizona.
Hi Christian and Vera , hope this finds ur both keeping well , Awesome, this is going to be an epic series of videos, hope it’s ok but sharing these on Landyzone and the D4 forums for u , hopefully along the way will get more subscribers coming ur way , really looking forward to this as I know u go into great detail explaining it along the way , so this is my Sundays covered in what to watch , massive respect and credit to both of u , stay safe and well and thks again taking the time sharing these with us
Awesome video guys. You had me glued to every minute. Never seen a body removed in such detail.you both work so well together,combining the serious part and fun part. But still working very safely with what you have to work with. Looking forward to next video. All the best Jason.uk.
Love watching you guys,we watch in admiration the work you do,very clinical in everything you do,by far the most enjoyable videos on TH-cam,and a happy birthday to your father, cheers Vera and Christian 😉
This is a great source of information on Land Rover LR3/LR4 issues and maintenance. Definitely has convinced me to keep my Land Rover Discovery 1 SD and never consider a LR3/LR4.
You Two are an amazing team. I was only looking at some help to get the rear bumper off my D4 because I have handbrake wiring issues & ended up watching your whole video because its so impressive you working together and not getting angry or defeated with the magnitude of the job at hand. Well done and I take my hat off to you both!
Im in the UK and TBH its full of Haters and horrible envious ppl... Well done you guys I love your detailed content and I'm addicted to your channel... Love your banter and relationship. well done from Liverpool.
I was looking forward to this. I have taken the body off my D3 3 times solo; it is a bittersweet job. Also, it is so convenient that the AC hoses were disconnected for you by the AC fairies 😉😂. Great job as always!!
You are doing a great job. I am a backyard mechanic from way back when it was easy to work on simple design cars. Totally in awe of your skills. Cars are now a total electronic nightmare to me but hey just up your street Christian. Keep up making the videos I have rapidly learned that I will never have the skills to do anything on my vehicles engine!
Once again, you go beyond amazing! I kinda suspect you do a LOT of research before tackling something as major as taking the body such a complex piece of machinery. Vera, You are his inspiration and rock and we haven't heard so many OMGs as we usually do - but they always crack me up! Thank you both, for the best car show on You Tube! Do Patreons get a free
Excellent work Christian and Vera. I have a few jobs to do on my Disco 3 and watching this video makes them seem pretty straight forward. Cannot wait for the next few instalments of this story. I will set my clock for next Sunday morning. Happy Birthday to Christian's Dad👍🎂
I am sure hoping there is no hail damage! That body removal and then engine removal was very impressive. I can't wait to see the engine apart! I did a quick safety inspection on your setup by watching the video, and saw nothing wrong. Remember, if the Facebook people find fault, there is an extremely high likelihood that the closest that have been to this type of work is watching a video and complaining about it!
Landrover wanted 30,000 euro to repair it because they would have to hire a real mechanic to do the job, and you 2 make it look so easy. Not something I would dare attempt, so respect for taking on such a big project.
You have both done great with your first body off project. It seemed relatively painless - either plenty of editing or it really was relatively painless. A bummer about the oil pan, but you did come up with a solution. I am looking forward to what you do about rotating the engine. The other option if you can't rotate it is to take the heads off to see if there is something obvious, followed by the sump to view the crank & rods if you still can't turn it with the heads off. I know that would be a bugger, though they most likely have to come off anyway no matter what you find if it is an internal engine problem. I can't wait till part 2 of this series.
I made my pit with 100mm boards so it is safe to drive on and jack cars up from them. Except I didn't dig it deep enough nor did I seal it properly so not only is it too shallow to work from but it fills with water. 😭 Maybe I'm not so smart. 🤣 I just found your channel and really enjoy the content and your fun together. How I wish my wife had an interest in my car projects so Christian you are a very lucky man to have such a wonderful lady to keep you right.
I’m replacing the inner rear plastic arches next week in my D4, that’s far enough for me technically on my driveway! Great work as always, looking forward to the seeing the progress.
And I thought fixing farm machinery could be frustrating, they certainly give you a few challenges and work arounds, the kiss theory has well and truly been forgotten about by Land Rover , great video thanks for sharing.
ITS LR TIME 😊😊😊 HAPPY MOTHERS DAY VERA🎉🎉🎉 ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO AGAIN.GREAT ORGANISATION,WILL MAKE IT SO MUCH EASIER WHEN EVERYTHING IS GOING BACK TOGETHER.VERY DAUNTING BUT EXCITING PROJECT.LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT INSTALLMENT.GREAT TO SEE YOUR DAD HELPING OUT.GREETINGS FROM DUBLIN,IRELAND 😃😃😃
I enjoyed watching this great team effort. I don't even own a Land Rover Discovery but I think maybe after discovering this channel I'd like one, all I know is Vera says it must be a Mark 3 😁
Great video, thanks very much. Does anyone know what the software/pdf for the car (looking for SDV6 XS workshop and user manual, some diagrams similar to the computer screen in the video) was on the computer and where to get it?
OMG OMG OMG OMG...!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😳😳😳😳 That was wild! Considering this was your first body-off, I'm sure you accounted for making mistakes. It seems they were mostly minor. Obviously, a service manual won't tell you specifically what to do if the engine is seized so pull off the oil pan, but you learn as you go. That whole process must have been exhausting and nerve wracking. Great job and great commentary from both of you, as always. 👍
“Admiration” doesn’t even start to describe it! - Amazing what you both achieve 👍
Also 'amazing' what can be achieved with video editing! LOL!
An amazing effort and an amazing wife!!! Brilliant...can't wait to see engine teardown....😮
This is amazing
I wonder how many of those Facebook hounds could achieve this level of mechanical competence.
What a daunting prospect to even start this project.
You guys are an awesome team.
Oh, they only want to sell you their aftermarket parts or promote their workshop. No real advice coming from them. 😅🙋♀️Vera
@@Vera_and_Christianthis is true 🙋🏼♂️
@@Vera_and_Christian Looks a bit different to my friends old 109" stage 1 V8 when we separated body from chassis!!!!
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Yes vera❤
'I think the noise always happens when it's too late'. Brilliant.
Best wishes to your father Christian on his 84th birthday 🎉. It’s great that he shows up now and then to help out. I’ve never seen a body off engine removal before. It looks very daunting. Cheers from Australia.
Christian n Vera..............you two are the best !
I'm afraid I agree with Vera, this could not be more exciting! Subscribed within the first few minutes of viewing. I am humbled by the enthusiasm for Land Rovers around the globe, whereas in the UK the brand is soon to quietly fade away, like a chastened dog, tail between its legs. Thanks to a pair of charming Germans keeping the spirit alive... I'd like to think Britain never really left Europe, we're just on a break.
It is gut to have froeline interested in mechanics
Love how you’re organised and all the effort.
you guys are priceless, please don't change anything about how you work together I (we) all appreciate the commitment in you filming your work and sharing with us 😊😊
A master class in body and engine removal. Well done to the three of you. It's great to see your Dad helping out.
Next favourite channel to salvage rebuilds for me , and that says a lot .
Wow..way to go...I do all my repairs on the driveway including engine out ......but you two doing a body lift off job is altogether another level....saw your previous Land Rover engine rear build and that was fantastic...a crankshaft failure at that low a milage is crazy but for Land Rover it's quite common...I can't believe how many bloggs I've seen on crankshaft failures for this model...
Vera!! Everyone needs a Vera in their lives. 👌
very clever people i love watching you x and vera the brains of the show lol
Amazing work stated! Warning: Do NOT do this at home before checking out the market price of scrap metals
That was like fighting the mightiest demon from hell while looking like a boss. Great video guys.
Land Rover...Turning Pedestrians into Mechanics for nearly 80 years!
Really really good work and I can't wait for the next update, thank you both Christian and OMG Vera, your channel has now become my favourite channel on TH-cam
The OMG Vera, I love that one lol
😊🙏🙋♀️Vera
@15.22, my dad is 95 in May, he gave up riding motorcycles at 89!, Happy Birthday to your dad
I'm so humbled with your craftwork, you're awesome. Watching from South Africa.
I wish I enjoyed fixing my Rover as much as this guy.
Christian it’s important you don’t let them Facebook comments get to you buddy. You and Vera honestly are great. Your approach is stronger then diy and inspires people to have a go to save money on what can be potentially an expensive car to run if you don’t have a go yourself. Myself included. I look at some jobs and think no way. Watch your videos and sometimes I’m out same day having a go. Yourself and powerful uk inspired me and continue to do so. So much so I have created a new TH-cam too. Just for my discovery adventures. Be on the lookout for a mention many times ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s true, here is my knew channel - the home zoo ❤
Discovery three is me ❤️
Great video and a charming couple. As a British person I am so embarrassed that LR cannot do reliability on their more recent offerings...
You two make a great team. Excellent communication! And entertaining
Respect for attempting that outside on your drive. Best wishes
Just watched this episode and want to congratulate you both on another entertaining video, such hard work and enthusiasm to give us all another great episode in this series. Thank you both and I am really looking forward to find out what has happened this engine.
“Clunk of stuff” An excellent description !
“Pull it back a few _feet_”. Love it. Ft not metres. Even talking like UK Land Rover now ;-). Great vid.
What a great team, wife, husband and dad working together efficiently.
Another excellent video, very much looking forward to the diagnosis of the failure. Thank you Vera and Christian.
I remember how easy it was to rebuild engines in the 80's. Simpler times for sure
My wife and I enjoy watching your videos and seeing how you both work together to solve any problems. With love from the Colorado mountains.
Thank you so much Alex. 😀🙏💪🙋♀️Vera
OMG x 20 Vera style, what a great inspiring video. Your courage over the obstacles and mistakes, and the oversight that a broken engine won't turn. Thank you for sharing with us.
No One can Ever call you stupid!
Amazing
That was amazing work - just love to see how you overcome challenges as they appear and just keep going. Can't wait till the next episode!
Not many people would tackle that at home can't wait to see your progress on it 👍
I've done engine swaps on Defenders but this Disco 4 body off is in another league. Chapeau. You are a great team; informative and entertaining.
It’s great to be watching this process.
In the shop, we really don’t think too much about creating tools, as we have them there. Plenty of others around too, and remind us “hey don’t forget THAT” or “that you don’t have to do yet”. Great respect for being able to do this big job in your own!
I hope we’re all beginning to realize the engineer’s thoughts: “everything is real easy to do on this engine, you just need to take off the body!”
We all need a Vera 🤗
Christian, Vera, An amazing video. I can't believe what you manage in your driveway. I love the ingenious solutions that you come with to solve the problems that LR techs would be stuck scratching their heads at.
Having pulled the body off now, what are your thoughts on the process? Was it easy or difficult? How would you feel about doing it again? It certainly looked complicated with a lot of opportunity to break things. Also, reassembly might be difficult 😬
I followed the Workshop manual. Very easy but nerve wrecking. Unbelievable that this works… Definitely much easier than through the front. I guess less than 5h next time. Christian
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@@Vera_and_Christian shop manuals usually call for having some specialized tools. Did you get such tools for this job or made it through with common tools?
My wife and I love watching your videos together. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for the hard work in making these videos 👍
From now on oil changes will be a body off job! There were parts of this video where I could feel the stress, well done getting it all apart and no damage.
Love the two “C’s” of this channel: The content & the couple! Can’t wait for to see the engine breakdown.
Wow! I'm exhausted just watching that...
... frankly, Amazing!
Wow! Thank you for sharing this so much. I just purchased 2014 that had a catastrophic engine failure. This video is undoubtedly helpful-cheers from Scottsdale, Arizona.
Hi Christian and Vera , hope this finds ur both keeping well , Awesome, this is going to be an epic series of videos, hope it’s ok but sharing these on Landyzone and the D4 forums for u , hopefully along the way will get more subscribers coming ur way , really looking forward to this as I know u go into great detail explaining it along the way , so this is my Sundays covered in what to watch , massive respect and credit to both of u , stay safe and well and thks again taking the time sharing these with us
Awesome video guys. You had me glued to every minute. Never seen a body removed in such detail.you both work so well together,combining the serious part and fun part. But still working very safely with what you have to work with. Looking forward to next video. All the best Jason.uk.
Very impressive work, I look forward to new weekly video, i find it hard to believe you are not Brits as the humour is top draw,
60k kilometres and a wrecked engine, absolutely unbelievable. A very bad advert for LR. Great video.
Fortunately I had no time during the week to watch the second half of this episode. I have to wait for the thrilling just 12 hours🙌
Hat off to father Christian. Strong as half your age. And thanks to your wife who keep you young.🎉
Love watching you guys,we watch in admiration the work you do,very clinical in everything you do,by far the most enjoyable videos on TH-cam,and a happy birthday to your father, cheers Vera and Christian 😉
This is a great source of information on Land Rover LR3/LR4 issues and maintenance. Definitely has convinced me to keep my Land Rover Discovery 1 SD and never consider a LR3/LR4.
22.14 seconds of absolute comedy. Well done. Waiting and wanting more.
You Two are an amazing team. I was only looking at some help to get the rear bumper off my D4 because I have handbrake wiring issues & ended up watching your whole video because its so impressive you working together and not getting angry or defeated with the magnitude of the job at hand. Well done and I take my hat off to you both!
Im in the UK and TBH its full of Haters and horrible envious ppl... Well done you guys I love your detailed content and I'm addicted to your channel... Love your banter and relationship. well done from Liverpool.
What a fantastic team effort!
Bloody well done.
I was looking forward to this. I have taken the body off my D3 3 times solo; it is a bittersweet job. Also, it is so convenient that the AC hoses were disconnected for you by the AC fairies 😉😂. Great job as always!!
Some things need not to be discussed online. We do have friends who have the right equipment. 🙋♀️Vera
How you guys can do this with humour in incredible. Your both so talented. Love this channel.😃😃
You are doing a great job. I am a backyard mechanic from way back when it was easy to work on simple design cars. Totally in awe of your skills. Cars are now a total electronic nightmare to me but hey just up your street Christian. Keep up making the videos I have rapidly learned that I will never have the skills to do anything on my vehicles engine!
Brilliant work! Well done to you both. Such a great milestone achievement! P.S. - I love the colour. The Disco looks great in navy blue.
Just wow! Body off and engine out that fast! Huge respect
What a fantastic job you both are doing your an inspiration to all mall crawler owners 😊😊😊
You inspired me to fix my own sun roof drain ! Danke Schone !!
Probably took me longer than you getting the engine out though 🤣
Once again, you go beyond amazing! I kinda suspect you do a LOT of research before tackling something as major as taking the body such a complex piece of machinery. Vera, You are his inspiration and rock and we haven't heard so many OMGs as we usually do - but they always crack me up! Thank you both, for the best car show on You Tube! Do Patreons get a free
Excellent work Christian and Vera. I have a few jobs to do on my Disco 3 and watching this video makes them seem pretty straight forward. Cannot wait for the next few instalments of this story. I will set my clock for next Sunday morning. Happy Birthday to Christian's Dad👍🎂
I am sure hoping there is no hail damage! That body removal and then engine removal was very impressive. I can't wait to see the engine apart! I did a quick safety inspection on your setup by watching the video, and saw nothing wrong. Remember, if the Facebook people find fault, there is an extremely high likelihood that the closest that have been to this type of work is watching a video and complaining about it!
Landrover wanted 30,000 euro to repair it because they would have to hire a real mechanic to do the job, and you 2 make it look so easy.
Not something I would dare attempt, so respect for taking on such a big project.
You have both done great with your first body off project. It seemed relatively painless - either plenty of editing or it really was relatively painless. A bummer about the oil pan, but you did come up with a solution.
I am looking forward to what you do about rotating the engine. The other option if you can't rotate it is to take the heads off to see if there is something obvious, followed by the sump to view the crank & rods if you still can't turn it with the heads off. I know that would be a bugger, though they most likely have to come off anyway no matter what you find if it is an internal engine problem.
I can't wait till part 2 of this series.
Incredible. Can’t wait to see the issue inside. Such brilliant but flawed vehicles!
Wow what a dynamic and fun couple. Awesome video
A master class in body and engine removal.Amazing what you both achieve
Looking forward to the next instalment. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Christian and Vera mr & mrs super people what a double act just love how you work together 👍🧢🇬🇧
I made my pit with 100mm boards so it is safe to drive on and jack cars up from them.
Except I didn't dig it deep enough nor did I seal it properly so not only is it too shallow to work from but it fills with water. 😭
Maybe I'm not so smart. 🤣
I just found your channel and really enjoy the content and your fun together. How I wish my wife had an interest in my car projects so Christian you are a very lucky man to have such a wonderful lady to keep you right.
I’m replacing the inner rear plastic arches next week in my D4, that’s far enough for me technically on my driveway! Great work as always, looking forward to the seeing the progress.
Another brilliant video, I’m learning loads of information from your videos
Thanks(From Brazil) for sharing knowledge!
The best mechanical couple in the World, ''BRILLIANT''
And I thought fixing farm machinery could be frustrating, they certainly give you a few challenges and work arounds, the kiss theory has well and truly been forgotten about by Land Rover , great video thanks for sharing.
ITS LR TIME 😊😊😊 HAPPY MOTHERS DAY
VERA🎉🎉🎉 ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO AGAIN.GREAT ORGANISATION,WILL MAKE IT SO MUCH EASIER WHEN EVERYTHING IS GOING BACK TOGETHER.VERY DAUNTING BUT EXCITING PROJECT.LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT INSTALLMENT.GREAT TO SEE YOUR DAD HELPING OUT.GREETINGS FROM DUBLIN,IRELAND 😃😃😃
You guys are great and very brave. Thanks for sharing. Hopefully my 2016 D4 engine keeps going….
I’ve been waiting for Sunday to be over so I could sit and watch this with a cup of tea this evening 😁
I used to dream about working on the engine without the body in the way, nice work.
Some wheel dolly's would come in handy when moving the chassis about. Another great video as always.👍
One word: ,, wow 😮 “. Great video ❤ love it.
A mighty undertaking! So many OMGs in one video 😂👍
Great team work again, getting more ambitious with every video. Excellent job . Happy birthday to your dad.
Great job. Absolutely amazing. Thank you both for another excellent video. Looking forward to the next one next week. 👏🙏
That’s one complicated bit of machinery! Great progress. Very well!
It’s free until I say snap a good maxim to use. Anyone having to do this job is having all the catches show to you great job. Well done
I enjoyed watching this great team effort. I don't even own a Land Rover Discovery but I think maybe after discovering this channel I'd like one, all I know is Vera says it must be a Mark 3 😁
This is gonna be good! Coffee pot going on
Wow! Hats off to you! Daunting process the first time around. Getting it back on will be even more interesting.
Just brilliant Christian and Vera. Happy birthday to your Dad as well.
Great video, thanks very much. Does anyone know what the software/pdf for the car (looking for SDV6 XS workshop and user manual, some diagrams similar to the computer screen in the video) was on the computer and where to get it?
Great video as always guys, can’t wait for next week. Kind regards Lee.
OMG OMG OMG OMG...!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😳😳😳😳
That was wild! Considering this was your first body-off, I'm sure you accounted for making mistakes. It seems they were mostly minor. Obviously, a service manual won't tell you specifically what to do if the engine is seized so pull off the oil pan, but you learn as you go. That whole process must have been exhausting and nerve wracking. Great job and great commentary from both of you, as always. 👍
No, nothing bad really happened. We prepped really well. The manual explains the body off procedure and it is really good. 👍🙋♀️Vera