jonnynoname28
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I was aware of the tyre concerns and put new on the rear. The front had plenty of tread on them so i assumed it was safe to do so.
Freelander 1 We seem to have a vibration 2006 td4
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jonnynoname28
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So what's the thinking on getting it repaired with either second hand parts or refurbished? Surely that would bring the price down dramatically
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Yes if you can get a garage to do that or do it yourself.
Have you tried removing the prop shaft yet to see if it still goes. It is a simple job you can do with a 1/4" socket set and a couple of spanners. (I use an 8mm socket to hold the torx bolts while I loosen the nut with a spanner.)
Have you tried removing the prop shaft yet to see if it still goes. It is a simple job you can do with a 1/4" socket set and a couple of spanners. (I use an 8mm socket to hold the torx bolts while I loosen the nut with a spanner.)
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I have a garage that will do that. The parts come with 30 day warranty too. I really wouldn't trust myself anywhere near anything mechanical. Even the simplest of tasks are hard. Thanks anyway
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