Thanks AndyAccording to the LR parts list the front & rear props are the same for ALL models it's just, as @Nodge68 says, the V6 is different as it doesn't have the damper on it & it looks like all the bolts are available again.
Thanks AndyAccording to the LR parts list the front & rear props are the same for ALL models it's just, as @Nodge68 says, the V6 is different as it doesn't have the damper on it & it looks like all the bolts are available again.
Iam in no rush to put it on would get me garage I use to put it on, as there popular would not be untill late december early January, we do live out in the "sticks" so to speak, also i had to buy the prop so I will have to try it out sometimeLeave it off and see how you get on. If it’s ok why bother? It’s a pain in the bum to put on.
it will go on as i bought the prop but the garage I use are booking late december early JanuaryThey definitely drive better with a prop in my opinion
Mine is going for it’s first MOT for about 3 years on Friday so I am going to see what needs doing before I do anything else. It’s been off the road for 2 and a half years so I have done what was obvious but who knows what problems it will develop this week while waiting…it will go on as i bought the prop but the garage I use are booking late december early January
Oh ye of little faithMine is going for it’s first MOT for about 3 years on Friday so I am going to see what needs doing before I do anything else. It’s been off the road for 2 and a half years so I have done what was obvious but who knows what problems it will develop this week while waiting…
Thankyou, living in the country we have a lot of muddy verges this time of year the vitara I had was rear wheel drive and managed ok without resorting to 4wd with the traction control will the freelander manage as well without its prop?If you already bought the used VCU, get the garage to check it before they install new bearings. That way if it's seized up they will know not to fit it. It should move slowly like this: VCU Bench test
Also see last post in this thread from Ian Ashcroft.