Dunt the pedalling hurt your legs after a couple of miles?

Being road biased, they will be quieter. Be interesting to see how they get on

Just got back from having 4 new tyres fitted. All season Maximus Premitra AP3 235/65/17V/108. £556, wheels balanced (worst took 30g), new valves, fitted and, to my surprise, the car washed! These are road biased, directional tyres. Not fitted...

Checked spare wheel Renewed pollen/cabin filter And sorted some suface rust in boot (more underneath I suspect)

The AC drains out by the heat shield, near the prop tunnel.

Have to ask @MGT …

Tried the spare key?

From my experience; Rimmer Bros customer services like to play these games. They supplied me with reversing sensors that didn't work and then told me that because I had tried them that I would have to put in a warranty claim and wait for...

I appreciate the comments @pscan.eu and @Alibro I will be keeping this in mind for the future for sure, however, I was already planning to use custom brake lines for this vehicle (it is not a daily driver or even remotely close to such) so the...

Morning everyone. Another sunny day for ignoring today.

Google does… these ones? https://www.jgs4x4.co.uk/freelander-2-front-brake-pads-mintex/

This one…?

No, far more old-skool NA 1275 Metro. :)

@DanClarke does yer mini engine look like this one…?

I just used 2 long socket extensions and a wobble drive at the filter to unscrew it, then lift it out from above. It's a daft place for the filter, but the engine wasn't designed for the Freelander. The filter is much more accessible in a Ford...

7 litres is too much. They take just under 6 when drained, IIRC. I think 6.8 for a dry fill. You’ll need to remove some. It’s about 1 litre between min and max on the dipstick.

I loosen from below with a flex spanner, then working from above - unscrew by hand and remove upwards. You can just get it through.