Behind the bumper about in line with the right side of the rad, on a bracket fastened to the ally strength member. Pulled my bumper and found the sensor was away..........literally, just a plug, no sensor. Put in a new sensor and works fine now

The place he means is covered up on the facelift models

I bought the kit for mine, turned out the cable had jumped the nylon wheel and it was seized, heated up the metalwork and it freed

Looks like the pipe to the egr valve

My 98 did that when I first got it. It turned out to be a broken spring in the rear door handle. Cost pennies to fix

I may be interested in these if not sold :)

Take out the temperature sensor and replace it with a switch. That way you can have it on when you want, or put a switch in that circuit and it will only work, switch in on position, below 5 degrees

I had 15" wheels and Colway AT on the last Freelander, a 51 plate. This is gone and been replaced with a 05 plate Td4 se Will Early 15" wheels fit this? I am looking at buying a set of AT or MT tyres on another set of wheels, and 15" rims are cheaper than 16" secondhand

I ran 195/80x15 on my last Freelander

215/70x16 are as big as you can go without spacers/lift Above 215 you risk rubbing on the suspension

Could be the ABS unit. I had this on the 98 I had. It was a stuck shuttle valve

How many hours work is the headgasket

My 99 is leaking water ( a drip) below the exhaust manifold, is this HGF or is there something else leaking No bubbles in the coolant, no oil/water contamination

Need to do something! it is giving me a bad back and I have another 81000 mile to go with it

Has anyone replaced the front seats on Freelander? I find the seat is too high and the seatback is too short for me, any ideas? Something with more side support would be good also as I do 45000 mile a year

I have a 56 plate Adventurer fitted with the single CD player, can't see any holes for keys. :confused: I need to pull the unit to find the phone mute, any ideas would be appreciated