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I was wondering if my clocks been changed as i have the older mk1 diesel clocks fitted on my facelift mk1 td4, just wondering if the bmw engine td4 are all fitted with the newer type clocks or am i wrong
should my td4 have the newer type clock
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Have you got a picture of your clocks ?
I can't picture the old type or if there is a difference TBH .
However I know what our clocks look like both late td4 FL1's
I can't picture the old type or if there is a difference TBH .
However I know what our clocks look like both late td4 FL1's
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these are mine
Those aren't facelift clocks. The colour and faces aren't correct. The fuel and and temperature dials are also between the rev counter and speedo. Definitely not correct. Do you have service history that corresponds to the mileage displayed?
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yes all fits in with current milage, mine is a freelander 1 facelift not a freelander 2 facelift, just in case there is any confusion
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Just gone through all the listings for 2001 td4 freelanders for sale on ebay and these clocks ARE the correct type for my car, it appears that some have the newer clocks and some don't, thanks for everyones help and opinions on this matter
Ah, it's a 2001 MY not a Facelift. Those are correct for 2001 FL1.
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I think 2001 MY was classed as a makeover rather than a facelift....
It all depends how much lipstick you put on a hippo.
It all depends how much lipstick you put on a hippo.
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Oh i like a lot of lipstick !!!!!
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They changed the brake servo to a dual diaphragm unit, larger front vented disks and larger area calipers - different adjuster mechanism on rear brakes....... not sure what much else
... oh, yes the ABS mod and ecu went to a Teves system from the Wabco...L series was dropped (fools !
) and the 'terrible diesel 4' added as BMW wanted to dump them somewhere instead of landfill Auto box was available on the TurD4... I think the V6 was added to the range also at that time.
Oh, and they changed the (time) clock me thinks....
And the ash tray was emptied....
Sure there are a few more things = but .....
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The bumpers did change slightly though, as did wing mirrors.
Power fold mirrors become available after the 1A chassis update. So did the heated front screen.
Lots of wiring changes so took place and some systems become CAN BUS connected.
Crumbs, there's some CAN bus on an FL1? Ugh. What a PITA.
Yes there is some CAN BUS, but not much. It's mostly just coms between a few ECUs and the Ipack.
The FL1 was well behind other vehicles of the day where data links were concerned. The FL1 has a mix of K LINE BUS and CAN BUS.
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I think JLR claimed lots of safety mods and stiffer chassis but who knows. Oh and didn't the bumpers and trim became black instead of grey.
I did read the that the 1A onwards chassis had thicker metal in key areas. Presumably this was to address some of the cracking that could occur at subframe mounts and such.
I think the colour of the bumpers and arch trims became optional. New buyer's were able to choose black or grey. However I think this arrived with the 2A chassis No.
There's an old Top Gear review of the 2001MY on YouTube which mentioned the chassis upgrade. So while cosmetically, not a great deal changed, there was an awful lot altered under the skin.
I am not a huge can of CAN bus and the way various ECUs are interconnected. I can see the advantages, but if there is a fault in or between an ECU, then they all start to complain. And if you try to retro-fit equipment, then you need Testbook to configure them to run it. It's all a bit of a pain for those of us decades down the line from when the cars were new... But that's enough of my gripe of the day! LOL
I am not a huge can of CAN bus and the way various ECUs are interconnected. I can see the advantages, but if there is a fault in or between an ECU, then they all start to complain. And if you try to retro-fit equipment, then you need Testbook to configure them to run it. It's all a bit of a pain for those of us decades down the line from when the cars were new... But that's enough of my gripe of the day! LOL
