How could this be so? Most if not all vans have rear doors that open out and block all the rear lights!

Try this, not sure if they are free or have the one you want. www.downloadcarmanuals.com

Hello. I had a Freelander for around 9 years and loved it, have recently moved on to a Defender 90 and must say love it more.

It really all depends on location, some will say, "no it doesn't", but it does. I moved from Kent to Scotland in July and when I informed my insurance of change of address I got a £16 refund! I'm with Aviva.

Makes total sense now. May I add though, yours does look good, I do like the extra nudge bar on the front of them!

I would be careful using them as fog lights, they look like they are actually spot lights, I'm sure you will find the the fog lights on the front of a freelander are fitted into the bumper and point slightly downwards so as to not blind the on coming traffic. I know as the I had the same set up...

saw this on facebook so thought I should post on here for the guy.

Snorkel is now on, left it a bit late so got a bit dark towards finishing.

Today I have treated mine to a snorkel, just need to fit it now, most likely will be first thing I do tomorrow.

+1, have reverted to Bosch wipers, did this about 5 years ago, they do last much longer.

They look identical to the ones I had for my 2004 Freelander, as you say though, they are out of date!

I tried all sorts of tyres when I had my freelander. Ones on it when I bought it were Michelines, eventually went back to Michelines as found they were the best ride in my opinion!

Definitely looks like a TDCi, they were used from 2007. Not a TD5!

+1.......definitely no!

Replaced all mine, now they all illuminate! Hunter_pa, I'm sorry but can't help you with this one!

I have a 2002 TD5 and the only switch in the centre that illuminates is the hazard light switch! I don't think the others are supposed to, but then I could be wrong. Tony

Correct, there are three clamp locations on the bowl and the positions on the back of the lamp should have lugs to line them up correctly. Make sure you have the two adjuster points correctly located, mine are actually at 6 and 9 o'clock.

They can breath test at any point if they have reason to believe you have been drinking. It doesn't matter the reason for pulling you over.

Welcome to the mad house, I too bought you my first Defender this year because I always wanted one and also knowing it could cause me grief sometimes. As you say "that doesn't matter".

Regardless of some of the doubt about EGR blanking, it is most definitely your first step. Mine gained about 3-4 miles extra to the gallon when it was replaced, and engine response was better as well. Be wary about having your MAF sensor checked, when i had problems with my old TD4 I had a...