20 Most Recent 1994 Land Rover Discovery - Page 11 Questions & Answers

Check for a massive vacuum leak

a drive belt may be loose or going bad! you can buy a can of belt dressing at any auto parts store. just spray on drive side of pulleys while running. if belt is slipping on pulley, it will calm down. but if it does not stop making noise, replace belt or tighten it. be very carefull when car is running. good-day!

CHECK GROUND WIRES CHECK COIL IGNITION MODULE OR CRANKSHAFT POSITIONING SENSOR IF YOU HAVE ONE

CHECK BRAKE (TAIL) LIGHT FUSE, BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH AND HORN FUSE

Depending on the mileage of the vehicle sounds like the timing belt has stretched. If the coughing is when you give it gas but not when it is not under load timing belt would be my guess. Good luck and drive safe.

Could be that the low beam relay is stuck. If you can locate the relay usually in a fuse box in engine compartment ,remove it and see if lights go out.

Check for vacuum leak,if its not.chk the MAF sensor.u might need a scanner to read to confirm the reading.vacuum leak is no 1.check any crack on hoses,pipe,gaskets

it depends whats leaking i think it has nothing to do with the problem you have abs,tc,and hill this means its a brake problem , wheel bearing ,speed sensor on the wheels or diff,could also be a trans problem but to do something quick unplug battery for 10-15 mins restart car drive for a while does light come back on

Jeffery is exactly opposite to the facts. The cylinders are numbered standing in front of the engine left bank front cylinder ( the cylinder nearest to the front first 2 4 6 8 right bank front cylinder first 1 3 5 7 source Land Rover Discovery 1 manual section 86 electrical page6