Thanks for posting that - My Freelander passes all points so touch wood Freddo should be ok for a while. I love it and intend keeping it a while - set up a savings account for future repairs - It will still be cheaper than the depreciation on newer cars

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Thanks for the reply - Sound reasoning

What was the reason you changed from 17" wheels to 16" ?

First thing I'd ask is who installed Cat and Mid Section - might be coincidence

Good work on the bumpers - Black shoe wax works really well too I love those black Cow pushers you've got fitted

:welcome2: Hi from another Newbie I have already bought a Haynes Manual Its quite nice having a car that you can/have to tinker with. I've semi retired from Motorbiking at the moment so need a vehicle I can play with just keeping fingers crossed nothing major goes wrong Lab Puppy - Tempting...

Good Write up - my type of dog - Whats his name? Your a lot braver than me taking Moomin off road:crazy_driver: BTW - Great name for your Freelander - I just call mine Landy

Sounds like a bad connection on the starter motor - clean up or replace the connections on the starter motor and ensure they are secured (especially the thin cable) with a cable tie so it doesn't drop off

Sounds like an expensive bill too sort it :eek: You could always open the windows like I do :p

I recently purchased a 2003 Freelander 1 1.8 petrol Hardtop and straight away joined your excellent forum Thought I'd better introduce myself - My name is Lee and I live in York with my Son and two Dachshunds Foxy and Jack. I have owned several 4X4's and numerous other cars. This is my first...

Great photos Some of those boulders looked pretty big to negotiate