If you've changed the battery and eliminated that and you still get the clicking when trying to start. It's your starter motor, there's a kit you can buy for £12 to repair it, thats if you have the 'DENSO' starter motor. There's plenty of posts on the kit on this section. :D

Get a copy made from your original key and fob. Cobblers or Timpsons usually do them and can program certain keys and fobs too. These cost around £40 from these high st shops - no proof of vehicle ownership needed or asked for! Alternatively Landrover dealer will do it for around £150 -...

Check for embedded nails in the tread and side walls. Check for side wall tears and rips and rubber cracking. Check the speed of the tyres - front/ back - suitable for your vehicle ~ ? Check the valves on each tyre aren't leaking when moved side to side. Check the alloy casting for...

Re:Remoulds Maybe you need to name the garage who ripped you off, so if anyone else is thinking of using the same garage gets a heads up of the poor services..nothing worse than paying for bogus service advice!! ;)

Did mine just the other day, best £12 ever spent ! :D Bit tricky getting to the upper 13mm bolt holding the starter.

18 months of an annoying noise, well victory is mine !!:D:D Sorted it, no changing of any parts, no new washers / 'O' rings or flushing the fluid out etc as discussed previously. Probably the cause was down to ****ty workmanship by who ever fitted the new steering rack the TD4 has had before I...

Its only taken me 18 months to get to the root of the noise from around the base of the steering, inside the engine bay / rack area....found the cause and sorted it out!! :5bparty: The answer is in the picture !! :D:D Result: No clicking noises from the base of the steering rack / column...

Its only taken me 18 months to get to the root of the noise from around the base of the steering, inside the engine bay / rack area....found the cause and sorted it out!! :5bparty: Don't know if you sorted yours as this is an old thread? :D

Track rod ends and drop links all been checked over, all the garages I've taken it to have checked this and cannot pinpoint what it is that is making the noise! There is 'air bubbles' in the steering fluid reservoir when the wheel is turned at standstill. The steering is smooth at standstill...

Hello All Yet another issue with my TD4, well it's one that's well overdue to be sorted. Something trivial / minor...I hope....:violin: Bought the TD4, last April from last owner of 7 years. It had a slight 'clicking /clacking' - (engine running) when the steering wheel is turned - left /...

If your anywhere near these fellas - Land Rover & Range Rover Sales & Service, Replacement Parts & Accessories Give them a ring, they did mine, all 3 parts fitted in 8 hours! 1st clutch change at 142k - not bad at all ! :)

Anyone ?? :confused: Surely someone must have one ....?? What about geting my original / old one reprogrammed to keep its memory ??

DiscoPol : Put your sentiment in a pipe and smoke it :bounce: F*@*in tool :mad: ************************************************************ Cheers Funkykipper - your right their prices are / can be pretty good! :)

Awesome response - was it worth the effort ? :5bparty:

Anyone use this West midlands company before? Shop 4 Auto Parts | Welcome They offer free delivery if parts are ordered on the internet and exceed £60 Order over the phone and it's £9 delivery ! I know there is a link on this forum site for Famous Four: Famous Four - Independent Land...

Bit of a long shot but wanted a - rear window lift ecu module that fits into the main ecu box under the bonnet. VEHICLE - Freelander TD4 2001 / 2.0 Turbo Diesel - 1A chassis Reason being, which relates to a thread of mine on here...

Following on from my previous thread http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/rear-window-problem-switch-relay-180192.html The culprit could be the 'window lift ecu control module' inside the main ecu computer Part no - YWC107080 Anyone know of this part ??

Landranger services fitted my td4 clutch - a lot cheaper than the main dealer! Land Rover & Range Rover Sales & Service, Replacement Parts & Accessories

Here you go - http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/rear-window-problem-switch-relay-180192.html If you can't fix it by reading the above thread - get an auto logic diagnostic machine hooked up to your vehicle, to tell you if you have a fault somewhere. ;)

There was no leak, It was the rear compartment carpet rubber matting sweating. The minute the carpet was removed the sweating stopped, no carpet dampness, no condensation. :D