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I have a P38 anorl. Bought as a non runner years ago. Engine dun't work. Hair suspension dun't work. As fer the electrics... Sound familiar?
How much power can the freelander 1’s drivetrain take?
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P38's are given a bad name by people who don't understand!
Got a piccy of the poor thing..
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Rather than picking ont Freelander owners yer's be betterer oft picking yer spots.17 get it right..
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Did the last electrical fault pop all the fuses"glasses on"
Nah my battery lasts just over a month without any issue..
Yer just dreamin.
Also our P38's dunt rust like the tratters
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Did the last electrical fault pop all the fuses
It did but i hammered nails into where the fuses go and it works now!
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I will get yer a pic tomorrow. 4.6hse int met green. I only paid £40 due to its condition.
Ah felt robbed.
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Because it were cheap. Ah broke the suspension thing ont front oft side wheel and gave up on it.Why did you buy it
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Sorry to take over yer fred. They're not all mad like Henry on ere.
Freelander section over ere:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
Sorry to take over yer fred. They're not all mad like Henry on ere.
Freelander section over ere:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/land-rover-freelander.9/
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Because Freelander's are betterer.
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it's nearly 10pm. An hour past yer bed time. May I suggest yer brush yer teef and go to bed before yer her comes on ere. Night.
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Have you forgotten it's Friday night so no school tomorrow
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He's got homework to doHave you forgotten it's Friday night so no school tomorrow
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That's the first bit of new material yer posted ont this fred.Fook 'orf ya big pansy
Oh wait, praps not.
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No no no you have it all wrong..
I dint have a big problem with landers its just the owners that think they can compare to proper Land Rovers.
Sure we'll believe you
I have moved several horse trailers around in the fields by my house usually backing them into tthe paddock, and yes it was fully loaded.
Power isn't lost 214hp and over 420nm on the Thor 4.6.
The low revving V8 is all about torque!
Again strength is lost in the lander, no low range no strength no torque!!
It lacks common land rover necessities.
trailer was unhitched and attached to his disco 3
Have you considered giving those a try?
Hope it helps..
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