Freelander TD4 2005
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JC600
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Just search the part no on Ebay. Last time I fitted the long range spots, was 3 x the amount of wiring. And was a right pain to fit. But I had factory fogs then, I like them only with the nudge bar fitted though.
Diesel Do
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i think they look a bit daft without the nudge bar,
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Diesel Do
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i got mine off ebay for something like £27. bit rare now though, but mansfield 4x4 was pushing them recently
I'd like some flush mount fogs. I've got a set of pod spots in my workshop (VUB500870). I only really bought them for the wiring kit and switches.
I might buy a fog kit for the switch, and sell on the bits I don't need.
My SE has all the fog wiring in place, so only need the switch the flush fogs and bezels.
I might buy a fog kit for the switch, and sell on the bits I don't need.
My SE has all the fog wiring in place, so only need the switch the flush fogs and bezels.
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My last one cost me £40ish but not many about now, and some are Britpart copies. Do they look and fit the same?
I thought the bumpers didn't have cut outs in the back for flush fit, and there were two different bumpers which is why the pods came as fog or driving lights?
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My last one cost me £40ish but not many about now, and some are Britpart copies. Do they look and fit the same?
No idea
I thought the bumpers didn't have cut outs in the back for flush fit, and there were two different bumpers which is why the pods came as fog or driving lights?
They don't. The moulding that they screw to is missing.
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Ok, I understand that you've got the MAF unplugged currently.
But if you do get it working with MAF, make sure you clean the MAF every 6 months or so, as the oil off the K&N will coat the hot wire, giving false readings.
Mike
But if you do get it working with MAF, make sure you clean the MAF every 6 months or so, as the oil off the K&N will coat the hot wire, giving false readings.
Mike
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I Don't like multi point sockets anymore, after fighting with them for years I got a set of these and have been singing their praises ever since. No more rung nuts or bolts and the ratchet is superb.Tools ready, just need the a bar to arrive now.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bahco-24-...760027?hash=item5d695e829b:g:6n0AAOSwcLxYF2ws
I ordered some of the same fogs this morning. I can't understand how they can sell them for £25. The switch alone is about £30.All fitted, can't wait for the lights to arrive.
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That's a good price, that's just my at home set.......im a mobile service tech, so all my better tools are at work.
I know, doesn't make sense......but all the better for us. RRP was about £230!!!
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BuggerPop out for an hour, get home and there's a card from Royal mail.
Have to wait till tomorrow to pick the parcel up, so lights will be getting fitted tomorrow now.
Both neighbours were in, but they didn't bother knocking to leave it with them.
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