davidsmith1307
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You may need to clay that door.Thought about giving her a wash, but little point as it looks like rain.
You may need to clay that door.Thought about giving her a wash, but little point as it looks like rain.
You got some way to go mate... What about rear fog lights on when there's no fog? They are really annoying twits.Looks like they're nearly as bright as the headlights in day mode but at least they're in the right position. It bugs me when people drive around at dusk with their lights off as the DRL's can be blinding.
Oh and people driving around with their front fog lights all the time, that really bugs me, specially with their side lights on just so everyone can see they got front fog lights on their motor.
OMG I think I'm turning into Grumpy!
My new LEDs are rated at 2 watts. But because LED as a light source is more efficient, they look quite bright. They are also cold 6000K white. This makes them appear very bright. In day light, they are visible, but not blinding.Looks like they're nearly as bright as the headlights in day mode but at least they're in the right position. It bugs me when people drive around at dusk with their lights off as the DRL's can be blinding.
Oh and people driving around with their front fog lights all the time, that really bugs me, specially with their side lights on just so everyone can see they got front fog lights on their motor.
OMG I think I'm turning into Grumpy!
That's a shame Dave. The fact you're selling stuff would indicate not, but will you be getting another Freelander? Would be a shame to lose you from the forum.The Freelander has been at the bottom of the garden for the last few months due to a noisy gearbox.
I have realised that I am unlikely to be bothered finding and fitting a replacement so have put it up for sale locally.
I have put the synergy 2a and Special Vehicle badges up in the for sale forum on here.
don't think you need to take the starter motor off but when i did mine it was so much easier with it off and no the manifold can stay where it is and all done from above only took an hourFuel pressure regulator repair kit has arrived while I was I can see where it is with a torch but can't figure out how to get round to the second bolt for it, can anyone advise the best way to remove it?
Search isn't throwing up anything concrete just the fuel rail wiring replacement (which could be the next step)
Does the inlet manifold need to come off or the starter motor in order to change the seals?
Or do you need to access from underneath the car?
Thanks
don't think you need to take the starter motor off but when i did mine it was so much easier with it off and no the manifold can stay where it is and all done from above only took an hour
That's a shame Dave. The fact you're selling stuff would indicate not, but will you be getting another Freelander? Would be a shame to lose you from the forum.
all i can remember off the top of my head is they're a torx bit bolt , and don't forget to disconnect your battery before you start (is ok i tell everyone as is easy to forget whilst pre-occupied with other stuff)Good to know thanks!
Don't suppose you know what size the bolts are on the regulator do you?
Sunroof all working nicely - thanks in part to GrumpyGel's stock.
However...
Hoodlining is detaching from backing in places. So ...
I have relined 3 before, advised numerous people not to restick the lining, and not to use spray contact.
So I used spray contact to restick the lining in places and put it back in.
Next day, the lining is worse than when I took it out - Idiot!
So now to take the lining out again and do it properly.
BTW, this is the third Freelander I have saved from the great crusher in the sky. Have also done a P38a. Should I get a reward, or punishment?
Should I get a reward, or punishment?
Today I picked up this View attachment 109414 from my local post office. Unfortunately I had to pay a customs charge. But that's the way things go sometimes, when ordering from the US.
I've fitted it so now I have indicators that do this
No. I'm lucky in that I drive modern cars as well as my old Freelander. I've got used to lane change indicators, so wanted them in the Freelander. This little box does just what I need. Sadly anything from the US that costs more than about £5 is subject to import duty, and an £8 post office chargeThat`s a clever gadget. You aren`t one of those old guys that leaves your indicators on for miles are you?
(That`s the excuse I use when I do it )
That`s one advantage to living where I do. I just have my US parcels shipped to a mailbox just across the border (about 8km from home) and I drive across and pick them up. I always declare the parts at the border but if they are less than a couple hundred dollars they wave me through.
Mind you any parts from the UK cost me a bundle with shipping, duty and customs clearance charges.
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