Northern Irelander
Well-Known Member
Yep not every car comes with alaskan climate control
As mentioned on another thread there is moisture inside the cabin (damp carpets in footwell), Leaky heater matrix maybe. The membranes behind the door card might also be missing or punctured
Plus check the cabin air intake, Valance beneath windscreen has to be removed to remove intake housing.
As mentioned on another thread there is moisture inside the cabin (damp carpets in footwell), Leaky heater matrix maybe. The membranes behind the door card might also be missing or punctured
Plus check the cabin air intake, Valance beneath windscreen has to be removed to remove intake housing.
clutchdust
Well-Known Member
I wish I had a freelander so I can take some days off work!
several for sale on here, Clutchy 
purplegerbil
New Member
...its better than walking
garyrigden
Active Member
i love my freelander because..........
no hang on, actually i just tolerate it cos the missus loves it.
wish i'd kept the discovery
no hang on, actually i just tolerate it cos the missus loves it.
wish i'd kept the discovery
........ someone else has it now
cashybai
New Member
Don't tempt fate G...
I Love it cos the missus has it, and I'm in London tonite expecting to be snowed in by morning, with only 100 miles to drive home in a 200k+ miles Bimmer......
Still, at least it won't break down on me......
clutchdust
Well-Known Member
several for sale on here, Clutchy
Jus kidding, I'd rather drive my cortina!
i bet
garyrigden
Active Member
i had a mk5 as my first car when i was 17. white with tinted windows and those slat things on the rear window. thought it looked the dogs nuts at the time but looking back now i must have looked a right wa##ker.
good cars apart from the handling (ended up going backwards into a field once).- then found out they are crap off road
