Cool thanks guys.

Yeah I have the copy but it doesn't show anything about the PCV pipe. The PCV pipe is the black piece on the right.

I'm doing various research on this bit I've been reading up on my 2003 freebie v6 gas and came to a conclusion that my v6 does not come with the same VCU like the older or diesel freebies is this correct. I need to confirm this because I'm about to purchase a rear diff for my freebie :) she...

Yeah. He describes the removal of the red sleeve which is what's holding the intake hose. I need to remove the PCV pipe.

Dude you need a reward :) thanks buddy I jus need to know how to remove the PCV pipe now lol I know the red sleeve is removable ( I read it the forum you provided) I just need to remove the PCV pipe now

Will this hoses fit on my v6 thoo haha looks sharp pal :)

So any 16 in wheels with the proper nugs will fit? I'm also in the range on buying some AT tires :)

Is this te whole rear diff unit? If so I'll buy that thang right now.

Would anyone know how to remove these breather pipes sorry guys I'm a complete noob and this is my first 4x4 :) i read on forums but they don't give specifics :/

The rear diff has a crack on the housing :(

Sure will. Thanks for the help bud :)

Yeah I order the small one from an LR dealership in July but it was wrong size I new the bigger one which I believe is an 8 mm. You guys think I can just lever out the pipe ? If not I'm gonna have to buy te whole unit? :/ I actually need part # LZN100390L it's only like 20 US dollars :)

Checking both out now thanks guys :)

What's mg forums? And I already have that connection hose. I'm after the black plastic part on the valve cover. It has that red sleeve to hold the pipe in.

Yeah the thing is I bought the car two wheel drive. It was missing the rear diff but the vcu is there. I plan to buy the rear diff and vcu and prop bearings. Should put a good dent in my wallet haha

I need to find one ASAP thanks for the help man :)

Does anyone know of a reliable USA parts provider for a freelander? Trying to get a recondition vcu here.

Te latest Cherokee is WAY better then the freelader. Performs so much better and so muchore space. Service on those cars are Also a lot easier for a DIY

So what tires would be good for all season and a little mud action for a 17 inch rim lol I thought about some hankooks or Pirellis

Into the valve cover. There hard to pull off :/