GrumpyGel
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What have you done to your Freelander today
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Tony Reeves
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GrumpyGel
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Not so virtual wounds and oily fingernails!
Skinny Mike
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Been clearing the back of the Hippo out in preparation for the rear suspension work.
Found 3 half eaten dog chews under the back seats. They were quite tasty, and saved me having to cook tea
Mike
Found 3 half eaten dog chews under the back seats. They were quite tasty, and saved me having to cook tea
Mike
baptista
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The mailman brought me this today
Still using original radio R770 so it's an upgrade, just hope I can get the steering wheel controls to work now.
Still using original radio R770 so it's an upgrade, just hope I can get the steering wheel controls to work now.
cfwnotloB
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Sold it woo woo
now got money to spend on the disco - not sure if ive got enough tho
now got money to spend on the disco
- not sure if ive got enough tho
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Nigel&Joanna
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Changed oil and oil filter. Replaced centre cabin light unit with a scrap one for a tenner. Replaced the regulator for the NSR window. Found that there was no motor for the OSR window! Looking for a suitable motor online now as I've already bought the regulator. Does the ZT Rover motor or the Disco one fit instead, as there are loads of them on EBay! Hardly any for the Hippo though!
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Removed prop, installed blanking plate on IRD, changed every fuse and every relay in engine compartment, replaced temp sensor, changed 4 wheels, replaced interior bulbs for LED, replaced busted rear ashtray (i just wanted to have everything looking nice), changed battery. fitted new clutch.... just sat down, busy day.
Nigel&Joanna
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- YIKES!!!!!! I have just been called lazy by Joanna! Actually, Very Lazy!!!
ALR2
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I've been fault finding... so far i've come up with zilch.
I have a massive issue that is either going to kill my bank balance or cost me pennies..
But, my FL is almost new now..lol
Nigel&Joanna
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Good Luck! Got ours for £750. Spent circa £150 so far and been told it could go for £1200 now.
ALR2
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I have 4 FL1's so I'm hoping to make at least 2 decent ones out of them (bought one today for £125 - non runner, battery had discharged below charging level - they used a smart charger- they couldn't replace battery due to the captive nut (holding the battery securing plate in place failing- common irritating issue) .. I have a knack of dealing with it, had a spare battery, changed it drove away... seller was miffed to say the least )
cfwnotloB
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probably been on here b4 but made me laugh
http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form2.htm#bottom
http://www.tanygraig.force9.co.uk/John/vlr/form2.htm#bottom
Alibro
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Dint I tell ya to check wot wuz rong wiv da windowz BEFORE orderin bits???
Plonker
Been there before where PO bollocksd them and jammed em up wiv wood!
htr
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Ahh, early days for you three in the relationship - you, her and the LR!
htr
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Oil & filter changed - 230,000km. Found I have a weepy oil leak from an oil cooler pipe to fix next time. Took opportunity to clean all the windows. They get grubby under those louvers at the door tops.
cfwnotloB
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Thats nice
but does it turn through 180 degrees so you can see what your working on in the dark?
baptista
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CD player fitted, fabricating the brackets took most of the day but it's one more thing done of the check-list.
Now just got to find out why the steering wheel controls don't work.
Now just got to find out why the steering wheel controls don't work.
baptista
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Fire extinguisher fitted
And fiddling around the steering wheel controls still not working but found out it's missing the loom between clock spring and radio.
And fiddling around the steering wheel controls still not working but found out it's missing the loom between clock spring and radio.
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