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If your left hand compartment is like mine, then probably not as there is extra wiring and in an HSE their are compressor bits and pipework for 3rd row aircon.
FYI its a bit of a wiggle as well to get the foam and jack in.
Also, if you happen to drive over a wheel chock and mangle it so it no longer folds, Nick can do replacements at a reasonable price
17th Oct 2008 3:19 pm
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Tanters, here is a photo of my right hand side storage area with the jack foam in there. Have an HSE with detachable tow bar so thats in the left but looking at it, it won't fit as there is no alcove for it to sit in.[/img]POT NOODLE NAVIGATION CHALLENGE 2010 WINNER
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17th Oct 2008 3:25 pm
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Here is another one from a different angle. Hope it helps S.POT NOODLE NAVIGATION CHALLENGE 2010 WINNER
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17th Oct 2008 3:27 pm
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Thanks lads
M, I can see now from your photo that I didn't have it down far enough. Will tackle it again after work. I dont have the rubber strap but could probably make one with a swiss army knife and some pantyhose
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17th Oct 2008 3:39 pm
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Ohh yeah this is Wilson my Long Haired German Shepherd. POT NOODLE NAVIGATION CHALLENGE 2010 WINNER
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17th Oct 2008 3:46 pm
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Do the tools also go in with the jack?
When I got my disco it only came with Jack and Locking wheel nut adaptor, nothing else. Any ideas where they go too and what i'm missing?
17th Oct 2008 4:24 pm
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17th Oct 2008 4:35 pm
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Don't 5 seaters have a bottle jack and 7 seaters scissor jack?05 TDV6 HSE AUTO 7seats, tonga green/alpaca, alpine roof, privacy glass, tow kit, wood kit, 20" stormers n summer, 18" in winter, fancy exhausts, rear seat ent., club fooked turbo!
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17th Oct 2008 4:44 pm
tanters
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I have the commercial version which is the 5 seat version modified/ bastardised and I have a scissor jack
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17th Oct 2008 4:57 pm
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BORDER ROVER wrote:
Ohh yeah this is Wilson my Long Haired German Shepherd.
I bet you don't have a house alarm
He looks quite large
17th Oct 2008 4:58 pm
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Hope this helps with where the tool roll goes. I presume its the right place as its where i found it.
Yeah Wilson is quite a big lad and he is only 17 months old . Your right no alarm needed and my 16 year old daughters boyfriend doesn't get passed the front door either
But he's not the one to worry about its the Terrier that we have. POT NOODLE NAVIGATION CHALLENGE 2010 WINNER
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17th Oct 2008 5:43 pm
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Bodsy wrote:
it'll never fit, moulding needs to be reversed (LH to RH )
You'll need to get one from Nick or from a breakers
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17th Oct 2008 6:22 pm
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thanks for the pic of the tool roll border rover, i can see what i'm looking for now!
I got the jack in there as per photo but no tools. Might have another look tomorrow in case its stashed any where silly, i checked under the bonnet already (used to be there on the freelander, to keep hands toasty i guess for changing tyres on those cold nights!!!!)
Resurrecting this thread with a similar question. For the life of me I can't put the jack back in it's place. As the OP, mine is a 7-seater so it goes on the driver's (right) side. It has the foam insert. I just can't put it back, it seems physically impossible to squeeze it in.
So far I see the hook thingy goes at the top and I'm assuming the flat bit (which goes on the ground) goes inside the foam mould? I tried bottom first, top first, opening it a bit, completely closed.
I know it's a bit of a ridiculous ask, but would someone spare 5 minutes and share a video of how to do it?
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Yes, I have the foam insert and the bag containing the foldable chocks, wheel brace and screwdriver.
It is a struggle to fasten the rubber bands and everything must be placed right otherwise the cover will not close. Even though I have the scissor jack, it's dangerous and can collapse- mine did when I came to use it. I bought a LR bottle jack which I keep in the spare battery compartment (Where the brake master cylinder is) and the handles for that on the floor behind the first row of rear seats. If you look on the forum, many have bought Bottle jacks for safety reasons.
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