HELP!!! WHY wont my freelander start???
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I think you're onto a winner with this non contribution thing.
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A rolling boycott gathers no moss.to be fair, tis kind of a rolling boycott
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Activism, now!
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I'm all for it. fook this forum ****.
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Nice to see someone making a positive contribution to help the OP on his way ...
Oh sorry, you're just slagging people off. As you were!
in-activism, then!
**Snigger**
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Rise up! This is the LandyZone Winter!
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Are we not brethren?the winter of your discontent?
but you're not a son of York, i am
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First disclaimer is I know less than feck all specifically about Freelanders.
However, back to basics ..
If the plugs are wet and it's not starting, then there's either too much fuel, too little air, or no spark or a combination of.
You reckon the electrics are OK and that the fuel is OK, so have you checked all the air intake system? From inlet to engine ... a blocked filter, a cracked/folded hose can cause havoc. Have you checked the exhaust system? From manifold to exit, a dead bird can again cause issues ..
If you'd come back to the jokes and had a laugh then you would very likely have got the issue nailed by now, 'cos those same people who you think are taking the **** have a combined knowledge of Freelanders that surpasses all .. well, more than mine anyway .. You shot yourself in the foot.
That's all ...
However, back to basics ..
If the plugs are wet and it's not starting, then there's either too much fuel, too little air, or no spark or a combination of.
You reckon the electrics are OK and that the fuel is OK, so have you checked all the air intake system? From inlet to engine ... a blocked filter, a cracked/folded hose can cause havoc. Have you checked the exhaust system? From manifold to exit, a dead bird can again cause issues ..
If you'd come back to the jokes and had a laugh then you would very likely have got the issue nailed by now, 'cos those same people who you think are taking the **** have a combined knowledge of Freelanders that surpasses all .. well, more than mine anyway .. You shot yourself in the foot.
That's all ...
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I'm Merkin. Revolution is in my fat cells.stop posting you fookwit, I think they're onto us.
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In a few months.by that rationale, we should make it a Glorious summer
