suew
Well-Known Member
Blurry heck!! No wonder it's so flippin hot in ere
Its them Freelanderers
Not proper Landy owners, I bet they expect heaters that work in their cars too
Its them Freelanderers
Not proper Landy owners, I bet they expect heaters that work in their cars too
fishlander
Active Member
Merry Christmas everyone,I hope you all had a great one!!
Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
Its them Freelanderers
Not proper Landy owners, I bet they expect heaters that work in their cars too
Mines broked. It gets sooo hot I very often have to turn the heat down off or even open me window............even in the winter
:bounce:Merry Christmas everyone,I hope you all had a great one!!
Truly Epic ta
Merry Chrimble to you too :5bparty:
Grimmer
THE Winner
Hippo
Lord Hippo
I has no fear of water, rain or high winds.And to you and yours Hippo
Bromsgrove Defender
Well-Known Member
Hippo
Lord Hippo
I look forward to driving ma hippo. If I were to go on holiday I'd take it with me. Nice long drive there and back.Freelanders have no sense if occasion! You wouldn't look forward to getting home from holiday and driving it! Only a Defender can do that!
(If it starts!)
S.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
I look forward to driving ma hippo. If I were to go on holiday I'd take it with me. Nice long drive there and back.
Cheap on fuel anorl....
Hippo
Lord Hippo
He's delivering a truck and taken his Freelander to drive back on the return trip. If it's broke'd then there's nowt wrong with that. It's not as if your heap dun't break down.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
He's delivering a truck and taken his Freelander to drive back on the return trip. If it's broke'd then there's nowt wrong with that. It's not as if your heap dun't break down.
None of my heaps have been on the back of a recovery lorry, touch wood...
NO NOT THAT!!!
FFS! :doh:Mainly cause they'd prolly fall apart if ya tried to pull'em onto one but that's not the point
SnowmanV8
Well-Known Member
He's delivering a truck and taken his Freelander to drive back on the return trip. If it's broke'd then there's nowt wrong with that. It's not as if your heap dun't break down.
land rovers don't break down. its just the ecotech kicking in to save fuel. runs a good 35mpg with ecotech
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Ma hippo's been on a recovery truck twice, but not for recovery. I hired the first to take it to the garage when it's rear brake cylinder leaked. At the time I didn't know how to fix it. The second time I hired it to take it to the garage when me hawkeye wiped out the rolling code between the immobiliser computer and the engine computer, so it wouldn't start unless the codes were resynchronised. It's a lot easier hiring a truck to get it to the garage than carrying it yerself. Me roof rails are quite strong but they're not comfortable enough to use to carry it like a ruck sack. Pushing it int an option either. On both occasions I had complete faith it could be winched on the truck with the towing eye. No rust so it wouldn't have pulled oft. Trucks were similar to the one below.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
In my opinion they are very capable cars but yes, I have heard that the electrics can sometimes be a little problematic....
Hippo
Lord Hippo
We certainly have our fair share of electrical gremlins. The intermittent gremlins are the worst to find. I have one at the moment and am near to tracking it down. You need the fault to happen whilst looking into it, which is half the battle. I guess it's easier to fault find your cars? Look for the fell'd oft missing part or hit everything with a hammer until it starts.
90TD5
New Member
In a field where it can go and not by the side of the road where it still has trouble (ahem - above)... Probably just been over Everest or sumthin and was ritual for a car with that kind of soul to burst into flames. Think I can see its eagle spirit flying off in the distance...
You can't put a 'best 4x4xfar' in the rear window of a freelander!
S.
You can't put a 'best 4x4xfar' in the rear window of a freelander!
S.
