LRD have always been good with delivery times and have always sent the right items.

Tried that one, only one showing and they want £10.00 for it. Just ordered from LR Direct just saddens me that I have spent nearly £1000 on it and you find you need one extra item.......

What is it with parts suppliers and their delivery costs, the part I want is £2.20 yet all of the parts companies want a minimum of £4.95 to post it, I appreciate there is the cost of a small Jiffy bag involved about 30p then 1st class postage about £1.00, possibly cheaper if you have a franking...

Don’t want to sell me the iCarsoft I expect it will need to go on a reader to save the guessing.

I had to replace one sensor, but the rest I didn’t have any problem with. The bearings have gone in the same way as the old ones came out, rubber side to the rear.

As some may have seen I have done quite a bit to my 2006 Freelander TD4 to try and keep it well for many years to come. I have removed all the hubs cleaned them and replaced the wheel bearings in them, on starting it up fir the first time I now have more lights on the dashboard than a tree at...

i have done all of this on my drive or in the garage. I have been playing with cars for the past 15 years or so and have amassed quite a selection of tools etc to try and make things easier.

Onward and upwards or so they say. Still waiting on a couple of brake pipe clips for the rear I have also replaced both rear brake cables just for peace of mind. So it was time to start the front last week, same sort of issues as the rear to be honest jut that on the drivers side there was an...

I have been waiting on new pipe clips so it is hanging down a little. It is the things others notice that always helps people out

Just a couple more photos of how the rear is looking now. Still more work to do, bleed the brakes, fit the arch liners back on etc. but happy so far.

My facelift was pre wired to the switch, I got all the other wiring for under the front scuttle panel, relay etc from one from a scrapyard. That way all the wiring is the correct rating for the job. There are 2 connections on the screen one left side and one right for power with an earth wire...

I have worked on worse, and haven’t found any holes yet, which is good. Just taking my time with it and getting it right.

I have had the hippo just over a year now and still enjoy it as much as the day I picked it up, 2006 TD4. As always there are little jobs to do here and there on it so I have started to give it a bit of love and attention that it needs. I had a new clutch put in it earlier this year and the...

Just doing this to mine at the moment but without the lift. Amazing how little underseal was used originally.

1st Central

Just paid insurance for another year, £144 for the year protected NCB and RAC cover. Oh the joy of being old

That was the idea, but a bit heavy handed

Put a small graze in it about 1mm deep at most

Removed the rear hub and removed the wheel bearing. When removing the inner race of the bearing off the hub I have nicked the hub with the grinder, what are peoples thoughts, new hub or will it be ok?