Freelander TD4 2005
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Philgt50
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I am falling behind here JC600 but finally got my sump guard on today yehhhh. I will take pictures soon! I really do have a Freelander honestlyWorth a try.
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Got some aero wiper blades today, also a set of side rubbing strips. Will fit the blades tomorrow. But had to untwist and straighten the rubbing strips. And have now clamped them between some wood to hopefully flatten them. Will leave them a week before fitting.
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put them out in the sun if you can
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blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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Cuz wiping bubbles is bet...teeeer....
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I fit aero blades to very vehicle I own or service. They are so much nicer than traditional blades. And cheaper these day's too.Got my aero wiper blades on.
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I just fitted Bosch blades from Carparts4less. Not aero but £8.20 delivered.Normally the first thing I do as well, but kept saying 'I'll do it later'.
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I always find AP aero blades good.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22-21-Lan...d41ccbf&pid=100005&rk=5&rkt=6&sd=370965768913
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/22-21-Lan...d41ccbf&pid=100005&rk=5&rkt=6&sd=370965768913
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I have a set of Valeo aero wiper blades 22" 21" almost £16 ......really a good product.
Cheap aero blade is a waste of time.....
Cheap aero blade is a waste of time.....
Not AP aero blades. They last 2 years without an issue. I've been using them for nearly 10 years and never had one fail.
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I've got the '55' plate. A previous owner lived in Conwy. Either the salt-air or driving on the beach meant that I had to replace the fuel tank cradle. The whole thing had rusted through. I put several coats of Hammerite Green on the new one before fitting.Some interesting facts.
Back on topic now, the Freelander is going to my brothers tomorrow to have new rear diff seals, diff mounts and the new fuel tank cradle fitted.
Pics of cradle, plates aren't too bad. But tubes have rotted through and split.
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