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And they put the steering wheel on the wrong side 
What have you done to your Freelander today
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Diesel Do
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NoDosh
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Errrr.....
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Steering is on proper side
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ZDomZ
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Easily done!
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Put my now thoroughly dry boot carpet, trim and cubby box lid back in now that I know where the water's getting in: via my craply installed replacement water shedder in the tailgate.
Once my new regulator arrives for the NSR door I'll sort them both out.
Once my new regulator arrives for the NSR door I'll sort them both out.
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Did you take any pictures of what was causing the problem? I got the same (its not the door seal) and haven't waded in yet. Is it easy to identify when the card is off?
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No photos. I haven't taken it apart yet, but I know it's the water shedder in the tailgate as, when it rains, the water drips out in two places - 1) onto the damper strut and 2) through the screws at the bottom of the door trim panel. Both of which are documented problem areas for leaks in LR bulletins. I know the water shedder is causing this as I replaced it with a plastic sheet a while back when I put a new regulator in there. The original water shedder got ripped to shreds.
Plan is to take it apart, put a new plastic sheet on there and use some sealant to seal it all up this time. Will leave the door panel off until I'm happy all is well. Will also take some photos and put them on here in due course. Later this week with any luck.
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put my drivers mirror cover back on that my dear dear lady BLOODY KNOCKED OFF bugger need new one now
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Fitted new wheels and tyres
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After
so are you selling the old ones??
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I was going to say I'm in NI but I see that isn't an issue yeah I'd sell them 4 17" alloys with legal tyres but ive a good local contact for cheap good quality rubber. £100
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bought 3rd one
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bought 3rd one
Any reason other than it just being there for sale?
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It's my uncles car. I bought it, will put some of my magic touch and he will go to new happy owner
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Adding some of the Winu magic! Love it! Is that one green?
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Changed the brake light bulb, and sprayed WD40 on the switch under the brake pedal. busy busy
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Epsom green with Ash gray/black interior
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