Bought some door panel clips to replace the snapped ones https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F322580712206 10 minute job, nice snug fitting trim again:) Mike

Don't forget to check your low pressure fuel pump, if it's dying it will make the car struggle up hills. Mike

A new set of pads is only £25 (Delphi's) so put a new set on anyway if your unsure. As a thought, as @Nodge68 suggested the tyres, there isn't a small balloon or chunk out of one of them? Mike

Well the fluid needs replacing then. That always makes the pump noisy. Get a big syringe and suck fluid out to 1cm from the base of the reservoir, then put new in. Turn the wheel lock to lock a couple of times and repeat the fluid change 5 or 6 times. Do this first, see if it solves the...

The canbus uses the display binnacle as a hub. Sometimes the solder cracks or component's become lose. This causes a fault within the dash. It's easier to buy a second hand unit off eBay than to repair it. Only the odometer will show the mileage of the car it came from, no big deal, not an...

Check all bits of plastic trim plus mud guards.under the car check the plastic bits that are between the sump guard and wheel arch (front of front wheels) also check wheel arch liners. Give everything a good pull and tug, if it's only happening at high speed the part will probably look ok. Mike

How old is the fluid? Mike

If the rest if it's ok, leave alone. Just get it covered in rust protection of your choice. I still use waxoyle (old school) but there are better alternatives. Mike

Far as I'm aware it's the same housing as an FL1, so just pull. Mike

Just put a cheeky bid in for the 2002, they might come back with a compromise, you can always say no. They must want to get rid of it by now. Mike

@GrumpyGel Top one is in good condition, but very expensive, I doubt he'll move much on the price of that one. But the second one is good for its age, and as it's wof and other thing has expired you could get a deal. I like the pre facelift cars, it's only the seats that aren't as comfy as the...

@GrumpyGel The first red one says slipping gears on steep hills, AVOID, unless you fancy stripping an auto box :eek: The silver one looks a better bet, would you be able to test drive before buying, or is it just bid and cross your fingers? Mike

http://lrcat.com/#37/4/47938 Might help Mike

Might be worth looking at something like this: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F332730163097 Hope the link works Mike

Yes, there should be covers over the holes. Maybe stick some mastic in it until you can track down a cover. Or someone on here will suggest a different solution. Leaky roofs are not uncommon in a Freelander. Mike

Welcome, You found an 11 year old question. So do you have a problem with your sunroof/ roof leaking. If so, do you have a 3 or 5 door version and how bad is it. If not, then hello again Cheers Mike

Mine came with factory fitted tow bar and single electrics. When we added the second socket we found they'd put the relay in ready to use. It didn't work, and sent the lights into disco mode when we plugged the towing electrics in. Good old land rover, quality parts used always:rolleyes: Mike

I think mines a Bosch unit, it's the one with allen key bolts holding it in. No obvious way of adding a line in socket. The cd unit has a multi-plug adapter on the back, but again no obvious way to wire in a aux. Mike

Put this in the car yesterday. Can't knock it for £50. DAB radio with Bluetooth and an SD card slot. Came with an arial, cigarette lighter adapter with 2 power sockets and a USB power cable, and a suction window clamp. Also a line in cable for if you have an aux socket. Took about 20 minutes...

I see what @Nodge68 is thinking. If a dual electrics was installed there should be a 7 way relay in the boot. Maybe someone stuck one in with the idea of wiring it up later. Worth a look, most towing relays are Chinese garbage. Mike