Took O/S drum off to find the pin which holds the brake shoe in place missng (snapped) so shoe has moved out of place and cylinder has shot piston out of one side. Can't put back together yet because i don't have new pins to hold shoes in place and i need new bolts to hold cylinder on, old ones...

well it looks like only me having one of my wifes super smashing bacon (egg sausage & mushroom sarnies) on saturday mornin had a look at the Haynes manual it doesn't look like major surgery so going to have a ago

I would like to have ago myself,i just wanted some help from a fellow Freelander owner

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I'm working today and tomorrow but free all weekend i do have spanners and socket set etc and a gunson bleeder kit, new shoes & cylinders and just giong out for fluid now Mell

Ey up Yes i do but i'm not confident to do this job on my own :confused: Mell

What type of Brake fluid do i need? Thank you Mell

Hello All Is there a kind person with knowledge of Freelander (2000) rear brakes who could help me replace cylinders and shoes. I would really like to have ago at this and not take it to a garage We were off out other day to take the dogs into the woods and just as we left home at the 1st...

Had to fit a new N/S headlight Thought it was a bit dull int dark, i blamed muck until i saw the reflection in the widows at work

Hi All Still having trouble with the 3 amigos, if i remove no.7 fuse the lights go out, if i remove any other ABS fuse they dont. Can someone please tell me what the no.7 works to try and narrow the fault down Thank you Mell

Hi All I bought and fitted a new switch and i still have the three lights on the dash! where is the fuse? LOL Mell