No it doesn't and I haven't checked to see if the linkage is there or not, I know some TD5 Discos still had it in place.

A dodgy connection in the ABS module keeps blowing the fuse. I've been using the services of the garage I took it to for the MOT for over 10 years, they replaced the fuse, the lights went out, they MOT'd it. After they turned off the ignition the fuse blew when they restarted it to move it out...

Cheers guys, the modified hippo thread has got plenty to keep me thinking till I find the right vehicle. Watch this space!

The Disco has reached the end of the road. It just scraped through the MOT with advisories all concerning the chassis. The rear chassis rails are splitting and will need to sorted. There are the 'three amigos' showing on the dash. HDC, TC and ABS all lit up. The gearbox could really do with...

I've looked at wheel spacers as well. I've found 30mm, 38mm and 50mm. Are they a sensible option for looks and driveability?

Yeah Bearmach do a two inch lift kit and there seems to be plenty of tyre choice around. I'm just thinking that this time I'm going to do more to modify and make it more individual to me than my other landrovers. So far I'm enjoying looking around at possibilities but I thought I'd ask if anyone...

I'm going to buy a freelander 1 in the new year to replace my Disco 2 - any thoughts on accessories? I'm specifically after the 3dr TD4 manual. I want to enjoy some greenlaning so I'm already thinking suspension lift and tyres - any thoughts?

That's definitive enough for me. Cheers :-)

Just realised in my original post the word 'but' should have been 'buy'. I guess as it could have been read 'put', that wouldn't have helped!!

Cheers guys, but I'm not looking to remove one lol. I saw a FL1 on eBay with the propshaft already removed. What I wanted to know is if there is anything specific that should have been done to protect the remaining drive train when it was originally removed. I would be looking to reinstate the...

I'm looking at Freelander 1's and the propshaft removal seems to be a popular mod to improve fuel economy. I'll be looking to retain the 4x4 capability but is there anything specific that has to be done correctly when removing it? I don't want to but one in 2wd and then find massive...