tina2709
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Were are u and what do u want for them mate
Were are u and what do u want for them mate
im based in Scarborough and im wanting £100 but im not offering postage as there bloody awkward shape lol have all the covers and seals the only thing you need is to re use the bolts on the blanking covers you have now on the back
tina2709
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im based in Scarborough and im wanting £100 but im not offering postage as there bloody awkward shape lol have all the covers and seals the only thing you need is to re use the bolts on the blanking covers you have now on the back
Gutted ur too far
can understand u not offering postage they would be awkward, I only want them cos they look good
tina2709
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if you find a curior and sort it all out i can arrange to be in for pick up also have a arm rest
I shall make some enquireies (or how ever u bloody spell it!!)
PlattyR56
New Member
This evening I have replaced the drivers door lock/latch. Took the old one out last night - am used to fixing them by oiling the motors etc. but not this one - can't get into it without breaking it. Got a genuine new one for £65 from Adventure 4x4 in Leeds - cheaper than some second hand ones on e-bay. It's cured the problem (drivers door not working on central locking) but oh my word that has to have been one of the most frustrating, fiddly handscratching jobs ever....
Ive used Adventure 4x4 before ..got a new rear window regulator with motor from them for £49.99
think it was a pricing mistake on their part.. but I was well happy
Optimus Prime
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first time you do it is always a nightmare, but second or third becomes easier and easier. took me an hour and a quarter to do the drivers door, but only half an hour to do the passenger door. then did someone elses and down to 20 minutes !
I have being out with the hosepipe and i still cant find where the water is entering the tailgate all I can see is where its dripping from the trim on to the floor I lifted the trim and there isnt even water marks to follow....
Maybe this car has a built in sprinkler system lol
Maybe this car has a built in sprinkler system lol
Nodge68
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Freelanders, don't you just love them!!
My custom cubby box mounted sub started to play up in the week. I had visions of the cubby full of water trashing my amp.
Opened it up and it's still bone dry, even with this endless rain.
The speaker had a bad connection, so easily sorted.
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ZDomZ
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Is your tailgate vapour barrier intact? ( that funny plasticky bit behind the door panel).
Which trim is it dripping off?
thequeenscheese
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Started to fit my new double din
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now i just need to make/find a suitable fascia/surround fit the camera and gwt an ariel extention , refit the 12v socket from the old rear console as il looks better with the flip lid and job done .. Oh and get a single dinn tray/cupholder..
I also fitted a false floor with drawers underneath for storage of tools and such last year that ill post some pics of when its empty and i remeber to take some...
now i just need to make/find a suitable fascia/surround fit the camera and gwt an ariel extention , refit the 12v socket from the old rear console as il looks better with the flip lid and job done .. Oh and get a single dinn tray/cupholder..
I also fitted a false floor with drawers underneath for storage of tools and such last year that ill post some pics of when its empty and i remeber to take some...
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Kizzeh
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Swore at it a few times....
Changed the glow plugs, what a faf that is! Only changed 3 as the one behind the fuel pump looked butchered and I thought if Somone else has messed about with it and they couldn't get it off then I'm not going to give it a go. Didn't much fancy taking the pump off anyway as I hadn't got new seals.
Bloody ridiculous idea to make you take the pump off and drain the coolant
Changed the glow plugs, what a faf that is! Only changed 3 as the one behind the fuel pump looked butchered and I thought if Somone else has messed about with it and they couldn't get it off then I'm not going to give it a go. Didn't much fancy taking the pump off anyway as I hadn't got new seals.
Bloody ridiculous idea to make you take the pump off and drain the coolant
thequeenscheese
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£700+ i was quoted to swap the plugs by whats now halfords (nationwide i think)..Swore at it a few times....
Changed the glow plugs, what a faf that is! Only changed 3 as the one behind the fuel pump looked butchered and I thought if Somone else has messed about with it and they couldn't get it off then I'm not going to give it a go. Didn't much fancy taking the pump off anyway as I hadn't got new seals.
Bloody ridiculous idea to make you take the pump off and drain the coolant
Didnt end doing it as it was the battery at the time but i agree swap the 3 more than good enough to start the hippo..
Kizzeh
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If I just did the 3 plugs it wouldn't have taken a great deal of time. Haynes book of lies said you have to remove the metal elbow where the coolant temp sensor is but I found that just taking the hose off and using a swan neck spanner was just enough. Most of my time was taken up sorting out the fuel pump belt. I couldn't be arsed to take off the undertray again so did it with the timing marks on the cam sprocket
