Great news, and well deserved, you have certainly put the effort in.

Could the auto box be giving problems? If it slips the mpg will suffer. I think the torque converter should lock up about 50mph, maybe keep an eye on the rpm at the same speed in different circumstances, and compare the results

The inner edge seals on the ball, but if it's loose in the housing then the grease will migrate around the outside of the seal and run down. Mine pushed in they weren't super tight, and I wiped them with silicone (after cleaning them with brake cleaner) I also swapped the retaing set screws for...

The vac pump wont move much air while it's connected up correctly, the inlet of the pump will be shut down so once it gets to 0psi Absolute it will just be turning over. But if you pull the inlet pipe off and let it pull air in then it's not drastic but it's a different story, a leak in the...

One thing I suspect with mine is that the small o ring which mounts between the master cylinder and the servo was leaking I think this would allow air into the vacuum side and degrade the performance. Its nice not to have to stand on the brakes to stop

I changed my TD5 one last year, about £70 but it made quite a difference to the braking Edit Just serched it out and sorry its £170 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/370424173889?ul_noapp=true

All I've ever used and mine have been out a few times.

Did you manage to find anyone?

Have a look here Please read carefully the correct protocol to be followed, !at help you. https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/landyzone-international-rescue.75/

The codes "tweak" the injectors and balance them out a bit, it's desirable to do it if you have changes the injectors for different ones because that's how they were designed, but you shouldn't notice a huge difference if not done. It's easy to do them with a nanocom and only takes a few...

Here's wishing you well, and a better year next year

I watched the football on itv and they were advising something for people who can't get the horn. Would that help?

That's a good choice, medium strength, don't want anything too strong, some of them are like welding the bolts. The TD5 bolts are a torque then stretch type.

I put some on my TD5 flywheel bolts, it can't hurt.

Could be the switch under the rubber, you might test its operation with a multi meter, you can get new ones easily

We're they TD5 injectors? They seem to be hard to get re conditioned .

I agree with frostythor above but my td5 with 125K was like new : https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/at-last-the-big-td5-job.349420/page-4

It can cause air in the system, which gives running problems, and is easily checked, just to eliminate one possible cause.

Just one thought, when you took the filter off did you remove the old sealing washer in the centre? They are known to stick to the housing and in the past people have popped the new one on without checking so then you have 2 washers and it stops the filter sealing correctly.

Is this a new epidemic? I bought a bosch air filter for my FL2 on e Bay (yes I know) "filter for Freelander mk2" and a picture of the square filter. Filter arrived its not square, apparently my fault for not looking up the correct one, and they expect me to pay the return post.