sijwhite
Active Member
I did that yesterday too
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
on a customers td4 which came in with smoke and misfire underload,already been on diagnostic showing faulty injector ,while removing old injector found it had 2 washers on the nozzel removed one refitted ,cured ,bloke cant explain how 2 washers got to be there as has run well since its last had previous work ,is he telling porkies or what
sijwhite
Active Member
Fergusdaddy
New Member
I've had my Freelander for six months now, was in decent nick when I got it, but have made some improvements!
First off, replaced all interior mats, and new reg plates. Added front light guards,then replaced back box, and added wing style roof rails. Replaced the tatty green Freelander badge on the rear, and hammerite to the grill in the lower front bumper and towing eye. Two new front tyres and replaced all 5 alloy wheel centre caps. Discarded rear wheel cover, put leather cover on steering wheel, replaced stereo and all speakers with pioneer kit that has parrot Bluetooth and 2 iPod connectors into glovebox. Very recently added Heko wind deflectors, and the top of dash pop up cup holders.
I know it's 6 months since I got it, because today I had to buy road tax!
First off, replaced all interior mats, and new reg plates. Added front light guards,then replaced back box, and added wing style roof rails. Replaced the tatty green Freelander badge on the rear, and hammerite to the grill in the lower front bumper and towing eye. Two new front tyres and replaced all 5 alloy wheel centre caps. Discarded rear wheel cover, put leather cover on steering wheel, replaced stereo and all speakers with pioneer kit that has parrot Bluetooth and 2 iPod connectors into glovebox. Very recently added Heko wind deflectors, and the top of dash pop up cup holders.
I know it's 6 months since I got it, because today I had to buy road tax!
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Fergusdaddy
New Member
Yes, they're the same make and size as the rear ones, but the rears were new when I bought it, only done 5000 miles since, so they're all much of a muchness!
Freelaner
Landy Driver
i'd swap em round tbh....but if your happy with it
Cagey
Member
Nothing as my wife is a home carer and she's still out working, she uses Freelander, I was away to work early doors. Recently finished fitting cruise control ECU to get the system working, great addition. Fllled up with fuel last night, almost £85 !! and added 200 ml of 2 stroke oil. Planning to wash it later. Got new prop bushes (GKN Ones) to fit & 2 new tyres, on front I assume as rotated fronts to rear last weekend, but will swap again when I fit new ones. (Does that make sense)
!! and added 200 ml of 2 stroke oil. Planning to wash it later. Got new prop bushes (GKN Ones) to fit & 2 new tyres, on front I assume as rotated fronts to rear last weekend, but will swap again when I fit new ones. (Does that make sense)
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Nothing as my wife is a home carer and she's still out working, she uses Freelander, I was away to work early doors. Recently finished fitting cruise control ECU to get the system working, great addition. Fllled up with fuel last night, almost £85
Do NOT fit new tyres to the front unless yu are a complete moron, have no understanding of your vehicle and wish to take out a mortgage in the near future.
Rtfm!!!!!!
WLJayne
Well-Known Member
DD went to get my Chinese. In other news, I changed my gearbox, IRD and diff oils. I also took off my brake drums, ground all the rust and old paint off them and re sprayed them with black engine enamel - shiny!!
I can already feel a big difference - the ride is far smoother and the noise reduction is crazy. Well worth doing.
I can already feel a big difference - the ride is far smoother and the noise reduction is crazy. Well worth doing
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