jacktd5

jacktd5

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Nothing has gone wrong with my 90 in months
is this common as ive never herd of it before
everything is fine its running like a dream
:jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver:
 
Fool,hope you have touched wood,got your rabbits foot,found a 4 leaf clover ect,ect.
 
jacktd5 said:
Nothing has gone wrong with my 90 in months
is this common as ive never herd of it before
everything is fine its running like a dream
:jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver:
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Tempting fate is one thing:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

But that is a whole new level:jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw:

I hope you've stashed a few quid while nothing has been going wrong;);)
 
Same with my 90 since it was rebuilt , not so strange , there must be loads of people that dont have a drama with landrovers , after all its only the ones that contact the forum that we notice , the old no news is good news JMHO
 
nooo. driving around, is the new breaking down.
i think my 90 has turned a corner and will be a good truck for ever
its evolved
but yes ive saved money.
i am going out my mind trying to think what will break next
we should run a book on it
 
I've had my 05 90 for two years. (I came to the 90 from a 3 series BMW) The 90 has been been perfect. Best motor I've ever had.

PS I've said this before and it still hasn't fisted me.
 
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jacktd5 said:
Nothing has gone wrong with my 90 in months
is this common as ive never herd of it before
everything is fine its running like a dream
:jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::jaw::crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver::crazy_driver:
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I wish the same could be said for my 110. I just keep telling myself it's all part of the fun of owning a defender lol.
 
I would consider my 110 to be reliable. I did some work to it a few years back and it has been trouble free for the last two years. I have recently changed the starter motor and rear hub flange but they are so cheap and easy to repair you don't even notice it. Not bad for a 23 year old vehicle. I have found the more I use it the better it goes.
 
Hippo said:
Not me. Freelander doors dun't fall oft and it's in the garage asleep.

You may have a wet seat in the morning as yer roof leaks. :pound:
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So you admit to needing to keep it dry then:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Ma pig sleeps on the drivers seat, keeps it dry and warm:cool::cool::cool::p
 
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