xrv750 said:

**Approaches the holy wisdom monestery**

So once more, i stand before you, in humble search for answers, oh sages of the Freelander...

ok, seriously now

Motor: 1999, 2.0di Freelander
Problem:
Last year i´ve removed both prop-shafts, VCU and bearing carriers, bolts, etc.
I´ve placed everything in the basement but unfortunately some months later someone kicked the door in and stole some stuff, including the prop shafts

Ive found online (with a very reasonably price tag) a second hand propo-shafts with a reconditioned VCU, however its from a Freelander Td4.... Think it would fit?

Cheers lads!

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xrv750 said:

**Approaches the holy wisdom monestery**

So once more, i stand before you, in humble search for answers, oh sages of the Freelander...

ok, seriously now

Motor: 1999, 2.0di Freelander
Problem:
Last year i´ve removed both prop-shafts, VCU and bearing carriers, bolts, etc.
I´ve placed everything in the basement but unfortunately some months later someone kicked the door in and stole some stuff, including the prop shafts

Ive found online (with a very reasonably price tag) a second hand propo-shafts with a reconditioned VCU, however its from a Freelander Td4.... Think it would fit?

Cheers lads!

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Nodge68 said:

What kind of weirdo steals a propshaft?

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Dar ran Dar ran said:

Definitely fit just the damper is different but nothing else

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Nodge68 said:

Sorry for for loss. What kind of weirdo steals a propshaft? Is a strange and frustrating world.

I believe a TD4 prop is a straight swap. You might need to source the bolts though, unless the replacement prop comes with all you need?

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GrumpyGel said:

A 750cc motorbike an an L Series Freelander must have pretty similar performance

Just cos the seller says its a recon VCU - doesn't mean it is... or has been reconditioned well... or indeed is again worn out.

Definitely test it once installed...

https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/tests-new-freelander-1-owners-should-do-on-their-car.312863/

And make sure you're tyres are all the same and pumped consistently.

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