thizzlemania91
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Replaced diff mounts all three. And changed out drive shaft bearings. And fitted a thule spare me tire rack.
What have you done to your Freelander today
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myotherworld
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I have removed the Bull bar, I just didn't like it in the end.
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Changed the oil & filter.
Had been leaking slightly from the drain plug, old washer looked knackered from over tightening.
Had to destroy a few of the front undertray bolts/screws but got them out.
Also a few other screws were missing where someone had taken the wrong ones out and not bothered to put them back.
Had some M5 allen bolts so used those for the front. Will replace the missing ones next time I get it off, probably when I do an ATF change.
Just wish I had the confidence to change the belts...
Had been leaking slightly from the drain plug, old washer looked knackered from over tightening.
Had to destroy a few of the front undertray bolts/screws but got them out.
Also a few other screws were missing where someone had taken the wrong ones out and not bothered to put them back.
Had some M5 allen bolts so used those for the front. Will replace the missing ones next time I get it off, probably when I do an ATF change.
Just wish I had the confidence to change the belts...
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baptista
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today it rained for the first time this summer (in Algarve) so I refitted the soft top 
I guess winter is coming, time for mud
I guess winter is coming, time for mud
thequeenscheese
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New to me saved from the salvage man after friends write off side steps
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thequeenscheese
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Also dropped mi nuts off at local engineering firm to have them drilled and tapped so I can easily keep the old center caps...
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thequeenscheese
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Reversed with the drivers door open without thinking and caught the door on a post. Defiantly bent something. Need a new door card at least and probably some hinges. Had to move the hinges quite a bit on the pillar to get the door to open and shut without hitting the wing.
Everyone always says it but I was very surprised how much mud was hidden behind the plastics, defiantly need to clean them all out.
Had tc and hill decent lights come on last night, then when in tesco I reversed up to a car and found I had no brake lights. After reading so much on here I immediately thought brake light switch. Today I spend 10 mins upside down getting a bad back trying to get the brake switch out then realised I forgot to check the fuse.
Fuse blown. Nice easy fix
Everyone always says it but I was very surprised how much mud was hidden behind the plastics, defiantly need to clean them all out.
Had tc and hill decent lights come on last night, then when in tesco I reversed up to a car and found I had no brake lights. After reading so much on here I immediately thought brake light switch. Today I spend 10 mins upside down getting a bad back trying to get the brake switch out then realised I forgot to check the fuse.
Fuse blown. Nice easy fix
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was it raining? or did yu wash it first?
rossymtb
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Reversed with the drivers door open without thinking and caught the door on a post. Defiantly bent something. Need a new door card at least and probably some hinges. Had to move the hinges quite a bit on the pillar to get the door to open and shut without hitting the wing.
Everyone always says it but I was very surprised how much mud was hidden behind the plastics, defiantly need to clean them all out.
Had tc and hill decent lights come on last night, then when in tesco I reversed up to a car and found I had no brake lights. After reading so much on here I immediately thought brake light switch. Today I spend 10 mins upside down getting a bad back trying to get the brake switch out then realised I forgot to check the fuse.
Fuse blown. Nice easy fix
Always a reason the fuse blew...... keep an eye on those brake lights
was it raining? or did yu wash it first?
Ahem... It's the missus car so hasn't been washed in a while, Infact since I last did it......which is may!
I reckon the lz10 mud is holding it together
I'll certainly be keeping my eye on everything brake light related, I am not particularly fond of chasing intermittent problems
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Fitted Sun Roof blinds.............
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Diesel Do
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Tarted up me spare wheel carrier
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Oi Doozil - Do yu refurb Injectors?
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Woke up with a flat NSF tyre on the 1, so took the opportunity to get all the wheels re-balanced which I was going to do anyway Had to lift the car over 500mm off the ground to get all the wheels off like
Had to lift the car over 500mm off the ground to get all the wheels off like
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