Local scrap yard ? as i have said in a previous post the actual aux socket part of mine came from a nissan almera

I can only go by my own experiences with my td4 i had a similar issue and found it to be the fuel pressure wiring loom , a common fault it seems also has your mechanic checked for any fault codes ? There are members on here with far more knowledge than me which will be able to help , best of...

you cannae change the laws of physics captain!:D:D My daughter lives out in the sticks and i have winter tyres on mine and i must admit it did make me chuckle seeing the look on the drivers face in his new bmw as he skidded all the way down this hill i had just drove down last year

First off sorry for the late reply the broadband went down as well:mad:anyway to cut a long story short when my son brought the car he was told the head had been done, what they didn't do was flush out the oil/water .As a result the gasket went again last week , he has had the head skimmed...

As above lads can anyone please tell me the name/ part number of the bottom hose in these pictures of my sons 1.8 2005 freelander ? thank you

The wires for the power should be there in the center console

:eek::eek: Never crossed my mind but had a quick toot on the way:p but it passed no advisories:D either

Mot day:( so checked it over lights ect fingers crossed

you could try timpsons they did one for me

I got mine from Bell Engineering if i remember rightly they came as a pair

I remember In the 80s I had a sunny coupe It had leavers near the handbrake to open and close the rear windows but I have no idea how you would fit them or motors to a Freelander

Interesting so am i right in thinking that i can change just the front bush of the wishbone as mine is squeaking like mad and i do not need to replace the whole wishbone? also if this bush is worn apart from the noise would it "clonk":D

True GG I thought that after he said it hence why I am keeping my locking wheel nuts on

Welcome I know exactly what you mean:eek: mine can not even bother to reply with a price for a part for me:mad: as for the locking wheel nuts I took it to my local tyre fitter and one lump hammer+socket 5 mis later my locking wheel nuts were off and a new set brought off ebay for a lot cheaper...

no salt and vinegar :eek::eek: can not have one without the other:D

been to the garage and they seem to think it is the wishbone rubbers will keep you informed

Thanks lads so the general consensus in the alloy/rubber one

Best of luck with that I have my mot next tuesday :(

I have brought them now I will know better next time:rolleyes: just as a matter of interest any idea what is the nylon one for ? on the back of the pack were it says fitment it is all for ford .I did ring them but they say I have the right one ,I should of checked the last time I changed the oil...