Missing Link
New Member
Although the Td4 unlike the petrol has a two piece pipework the connector is self sealing and the sytem in not refillable.
The second pipe does end in a bleed nipple but the system should not be bled normally during the life of the system. I suppose if you have a problem with excessive pedal travel you could bleed it as a last resort to try and resolve the fault but if done excesively you would end up replacing the complete system anyway.
The second pipe does end in a bleed nipple but the system should not be bled normally during the life of the system. I suppose if you have a problem with excessive pedal travel you could bleed it as a last resort to try and resolve the fault but if done excesively you would end up replacing the complete system anyway.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Agreed. But they would have to have the engine running, whilst driving using the gears. If not, then theyd be coasting. Thats illegal too.not if someone sits in the car operating the brakes
Cost me £57 inc vat to have my Freelander carried on a truck 8 miles to a garage. That includes the truck driving 8 miles to my house, and his trip home of 13 miles. Hiring a truck to shift a car further doesnt cost much more.
Missing Link
New Member
So why is a Freelander any different to towing any other car
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
So why is a Freelander any different to towing any other car
It's not. Every car these days is different. Some can only get towed a few miles, some can go 30 miles at 30mph, some have to have fuses put in or removed. It's a minefield.
timfreecom
Active Member
could towing a freelander do damage to the transmission ?
ratty
I'm not special I'm limited edition
how far? manual or auto? engine running or not?
matacaibo
Active Member
Think you would be OK with all 4 wheels on the road (apart from legality issues) but those trucks that just lift the front wheels off the ground are a no no & could do major damage to IRD & probably VCU
