I feel like I'm missing something obvious then, I've visited a T4 and enabled the option but nothing came out the other end Do I need a specific ECU for it to output to the display, one from a NAS?

I'm sad to say tonight is a tale of defeat. Whilst I was happy to find the mounting rail for the sensor behind the bonnet, and was able to run the cable from there through to the dashboard, there's been no improvement at the instrument pack. The sensor is certainly working; there's a reading...

T4 found, IPK Temp option enabled but nothing on the display to indicate it worked. Current theory is that it needs the hardware installed to start reading correctly. Anticipating I'll be doing the sensor installation come Sunday. Hopefully the experiment is positive and it's a win.

Been to my LR specialist and he's been on the autologic only to find.. no way of enabling the setting. So we might be limited to T4 or bust

Done this myself and I did happen to find a plug hanging out on the column, so you can always check first

We're in business

Right behind the front bumper assembly; a mounting point should already exist. Then I'd need to trail that cable back to the engine bay bulkhead to get it to interface with the car once the option is enabled

TPFT, I'm just hoping that the fact I've had no points, no cameras and no crashes reflects well for me at renewal

I wish! £100/mo for a Freelander Td4.. I daren't ask what a Disco would look like for me, and I'm SDP only

Admiral split multicar cover? It's taken me down to £100/mo, but to get there we had to ring them to see what their beef was - then they backed down. Might be considerably harder for a recent pass however

Here it is square on, seems uncanny that one of the plugs @Arctic2 has even has the same coloured cables under the shielding

Part arrived, socket appears to be some kind of two pin job

What you need: Freelander 1 - Facelifted (2003 - 2006, any trim, any platform [XEi, XDi, Td4, V6]) x1 JTF000180 x1 Temperature sensor connector from a Rover 75/MG ZT x1 Omnitec T4 Testbook on RDS v6.0.0 x1 T4 Freelander Disk DTL35X What you do: Part l - Hardware Drop the bumper by...

Some angles have me absolutely captivated, but the others in-between those cause a solid retch. Side-on it's definitely got discoveritis

How to find a good injector...

You could skip the paint and go for dye Results: Here And here And here

Finished the back to black by painting the bit under the wipers and the boot door, but not the lettering because I'm a coward And I'm now the proud owner of a dog cage that doesn't wobble at 60mph+ and a boot mat

Sitting here actually excited to get a mildly rare part for a few quid less than advertised... Saturday night fever.

:D Just trying to save the seat so now I can lift myself in/out and stop scraping it That and I might've not noticed the blanking plates have two different sized pins the first time I pulled the roof down, so when I went to put it back there was a bit of a crack :oops:

It is I'd agree but the rear ones tend to have little plastic hooks attached which the front don't. As good as extra utility is I'd go for the pure front grab handle as to not tempt fate and obstruct your vision by hanging something on it, but personal preference will tell you what to do