Tactical Greensman
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Interested in the Freelander 2 HSE.
What should you look out for when buying second hand??
What should you look out for when buying second hand??
If looking to buy a Free Lander2 what should you look out for?
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RangeRoller dt
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abuse outside the safety of the Freelander section.
Don’t let them get to you
it’s still a Landrover and not as gay as an Ejoke
Don’t let them get to you
it’s still a Landrover and not as gay as an Ejoke
Tactical Greensman
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I've got a Defender but don't want to kill it on motorways..
RangeRoller dt
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The FL2 I borrowed for bit was good at motorways. 6 speed box very comfy and when you get out the other side your not crippled like in a fender
ronsealdeath
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Haldex diff for sure. Make sure its been serviced, my father in law paid out £1k on his recently. On test check for dmf issues which will be vibration at certain speeds. Make sure it hasnt been in a flood also, if so thats my brother in laws one.....
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Loss of sanity!
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Not as gay as, no, but still gay
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So you say it lacked 'charm' then?
RangeRoller dt
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Yes I suppose that’s accurate. Compared to all Landys I’ve had anyway.
Hairdressers !
RangeRoller dt
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It was leather spec interior and could chew through motorway miles, very easy to park, but nothing making me want to go out in it again..no pazzaz...no x-factor....no soul perhaps
rich28uk
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I had one mostly trouble free, 125,000 dmf started making a noise, rear diffs / haldex unit can fail but also the gearbox to ptu splines can fail, happened to me and it then becomes front wheel drive only, won’t do any damage but inconvenient if I’m snow or wet grass etc.
you can hardly call that off roading 1/2'' of mud isn't even a challenge, a 2 wheel drive could drive that drive wayHow can yer say this lacks charm
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RangeRoller dt
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Like a 2wd mondeo for eggsample
Hippo
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Yer but no but to get there the track was too steep fer most tratters so they had to change the fixed route of the course to a different way round as the queue waiting was too long.
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If a standard build spec 2wd mondeo can follow me oft road everywhere eye can go, with you behind the wheel, I will buy yer a new one.
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Make sure everything works and check underneath for corrosion. One I looked at still had half a small field attached to the underside.
After that I had a professional inspection done, they're a tad more complex than my old Series 2A!
After that I had a professional inspection done, they're a tad more complex than my old Series 2A!
How can yer say this lacks charm
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RangeRoller dt
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Eye dunt like the new ones I prefer the FL1If a standard build spec 2wd mondeo can follow me oft road everywhere eye can go, with you behind the wheel, I will buy yer a new one.
