My VCU test results. 2004MY Freelander facelift TD4, no tow bar, 139k miles, ambient temperature 4 Celsius. 1.2 meter bar with 5.0 kg of bricks on 32mm wheel nut, one wheel lifted, handbrake off, time to go from 45 degrees to horizontal: 42,40,41,39 seconds. So my VCU is okay for now.?

Yes, it is a diesel. TD4. I did have a brief think about a 1.8 but it has a timing belt, and I do not like engines with timing belts.

I called a few of our local independent LR specialists, and one of them said I would need to bring all my keys and fobs, and make an appointment, they have the technology to marry them up for £25 (+ vat I presume). I would guess that may be your best bet too. I also tried all the door opening...

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That is very interesting. The drawings for the facelift door casings are the same as the pre-face lift, but the part numbers differ, so I am looking for a EKM100160PUY apparently.:)

Hello, I have just bought my first Land Rover, a 2004MY facelift Freelander. I have had a search and found the procedures and workshop manual, and downloaded the owners manual from LandRover.com. I did have a search on this site for other answers, but my first questions are: 1) Is there a parts...

I have finally realised a long time ambition to own a Landrover 4x4 with PAS. It is a freelander 2004MY. I've had it for a week now, and it does go much faster than I had anticipated, having previously owned a 2.0L Alfa 75, and various V8 TVRs. I have a few little niggles to fix, such as...