It's not the first two wheel drive that LR have built.... Cheers Blippie

Pretty sure Ive got a spare of these. Give me a shout if you want it stuck in the post. Cheers Blippie

If you remove the trim panel in the o/s of the boot, you will find where thevtowing electrics originate. Cheers Blippie

My votes for lindseed oil... The polling station attendents looked at me a bit funny... Cheers Blippie

When the window is down we get a smell of fumes in our TD4 but not in our L-series...

Downhill, no difference. Uphill, the lack of low box sometimes is a challenge meaning that more momentum is required, though the better manners, lower centre of gravity, independent suspension and lower weight mitigates this. The TD4 is still suprisingly good. Most of my offroading is done in...

Get with the programme! That's old news... Mixed feelings though... Eastnor was brilliant, but Shepton Mallet is 20 minutes down the road. You going?

If Darmain doesn't have one in his 2000, then you are unlikely to have one in your 1999. Cheers Blippie

Remember that early models didn't have a low fuel lamp... Cheers Blippie

Seen that body swap done so, so, so much better... Cheers Blippie

In 2001 they changed the front indicator lenses to clear. In 2002 they changed the side and rear indicator lenses to clear. It is pretty cutting edge stuff. Cheers Blippie

If you are planning on going to any of the Land Rover shows this year, I can bring along a spare one that I have lying around. Yours for a beer. Cheers Blippie

Hi Richard Hopefully you will find your answers here but there might be some info on the MG Rover forum. RoverRon is your man for MAF and similar enquiries. MG-Rover.org Forums - Powered by vBulletin Cheers Blippie

Ah, yes, wood for the trees. Had another look this morning, armed with a nice hot cup of tea, and found a fuse marked +•- which is fuse number 13. Low and behold it had a blown 20amp blade fuse which I have swapped and all is well. Cheers Blippie

Ah, yes, wood for the trees. Had another look this morning, armed with a nice hot cup of tea, and found a fuse marked +•- which is fuse number 13. Low and behold it had a blown 20amp blade fuse which I have swapped and all is well. Cheers Blippie

You can get some good bargains on commercial Freelanders. They come without rear seats as they are a three door van version which might suit your needs. They vary from high mileage abused commercial examples, through to ones that gave belonged to single tradesmen who have cared for them. Worth...

I can't find a second fuse... Perhaps I can't see the wood for the trees... Cheers Blippie

I seem to remember that they should be marked LO, LI, RI & RO for left/right, inboard/outboard. Cheers Blippie

Welcome to Landyzone. There is a search facility - pop "facelift" or "upgrade" into that and you will find threads like this.... http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/2004-freelander-upgrade-how-its-done-41123-8.html?highlight=Facelift Cheers Blippie

Hello and welcome. Have a look at some HGF threads on this forum and bake sure the garage do a pucka job... Cheers Blippie