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Devonfidget

New Member

• May 13, 2014

• #1

I changed the brakes on my freelander the other day but have knackered the head of one of the guide pin bolts. Mine is a 2002 (52) plate and I'm struggling to find a new bolt at a reasonable price LR want £12.77 each and everywhere on Ebay lists up to 2000. A) what was the change as a matter of curiosity and B) anyone know where I can get new bolts they are 12mm and about 35mm long. Ta

 

Skinny Mike

Well-Known Member

• May 13, 2014

• #2

Hello pal, pop over to the community forum and introduce yourself.
Answers will come when you do.
Cheers
Mike

 

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zefrench

Active Member

• May 15, 2014

• #3

Part number: STC 1910

Brake Caliper Sliding Guide Pin Kit
Freelander Front 1996 To 2000 End At Vin Ya999999
Discovery ( 2 ) Rear 1998 To 2004
Range Rover P38 A Rear 1995 To 2002


Versus
Part number: SEE 100340

Front Caliper Sliding Guide Pin Kit
Land Rover Freelander 2001 To 2006 From Vin 1 A00001


They do not look the same at all.

 

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• May 15, 2014

• #4

Here you go FREELANDER FRONT BRAKE CALIPER GUIDE PIN BOLT SET | eBay

 

essexpestcontrol

New Member

• May 15, 2014

• #5

had you entered your location on your profile, you may have found someone close by that had spares

 

Irishrover

Well-Known Member

• May 15, 2014

• #6

:behindsofa:

Another one post wonder ?????

 

Hippo

Lord Hippo

• May 16, 2014

• #7

Give him a chance. May not have permanent internet access. I have every faith he'll be back with a another fault. It's a land rover after all.

 

ZDomZ

New Member

• May 16, 2014

• #8

Hippo said:

Give him a chance. May not have permanent internet access. I have every faith he'll be back with a another fault. It's a land rover after all.

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Who doesn't have permanent internet access these days?

And yes - it's a landrover and will have more faults....

 

Hippo

Lord Hippo

• May 16, 2014

• #9

ZDomZ said:

Who doesn't have permanent internet access these days?

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Me. Work and home only. Don't have it on phone. It would be nice but it's a rip oft.

 

Epicuser

Ex Freelander Owner

• May 17, 2014

• #10

ZDomZ said:

Who doesn't have permanent internet access these days?

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I might have internet on my phone in theory, but South London is so patchy, I wonder at times

 

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• May 17, 2014

• #11

Epicuser said:

I might have internet on my phone in theory, but South London is so patchy, I wonder at times

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You wanna try Cornwall, the mobile signal is ok but the data collection spends more time off than on. If you need 3G? Down here it's a no go

 

Epicuser

Ex Freelander Owner

• May 17, 2014

• #12

I want (and pay for, 4G) for when I'm with clients, but it frequently drops to 3G, or Edge or even none!

When 4G works it is very fast.

 

Nodge68

Well-Known Member

• May 17, 2014

• #13

Epicuser said:

I want (and pay for, 4G) for when I'm with clients, but it frequently drops to 3G, or Edge or even none!

When 4G works it is very fast.

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No 4G in Cornwall although the mobile retailers are still trying to flog it