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Before you do that, check the individual pins on the connection on the wiper motor itself as they can work loose. Also check for corrosion on the motor connections. It's rare for the wiper switch to be the cause.

I always cross reference by looking at LR part numbers. If the OE LR number is the same for all derivatives post 2001 then the aftermarket ones will be too. Allbrit.de seems to suggest all post 01 front shocks are the same.

the vacuum chamber and the one-way valve need to be checked before you go any further. Stick a vacuum pump on it pre and post the one-way valve and see if it will hold -1bar.

On the one occasion I got my D3 stuck (ditch edge obscured by heather disintegrated at the side of the road) it was Rock Crawl and the artificial locking of e-diffs that got me out, much to the amazement of the bloke on the phone to the local farmer calling for a tractor to pull me out.

As someone who has had countless defenders (most recent a 2010 td4 90), still own the D3 I bought new in 2008 (150,000 miles, many of them in the gloop), D2s (including an insane D2 V8), series 3 88" etc...etc.... The Freelander is extremely entertaining off road. It has to be driven...

LandRoverVillage.co.uk and LandRoverHamlet.co.uk both available for the princely sum of £4.50 each.........

And very nice they are too :cool:

They're not the same - see here for all the different variations: http://www.allbrit.de/UNI.cfm?PAGE=843977&SPRACHE=EN

It goes under the seal until it hits the lip of the metal (back edge of the seal as it comes out of the door cavity

They hold your wheels on. At that price they're a bargain!

Sorry, wrong link for spacers: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kode-Shop-Hubcentric-Bolt-On-Wheel-Spacer-Adaptor-5x114-3-64-1-20mm-M12x1-5-/331637617322?hash=item4d372472aa:g:EDUAAOSwNyFWev7X

http://www.mansfield4x4burystedmunds.com/freelander_accessories.php A number of us have this kit. I did 2500 miles across Europe and back on the Help for Heroes rally running this lift kit - solid as. There are cheaper ones out there but the welding is shocking - I wouldn't trust them. As...

Incontinence and loss of bowel control seem to be mandatory when these guys start issuing their threats......

They'll foul on your suspension - the lower spring cup, and will rub on your wheel arch on lock. You'll need some hubcentric spacers for those to fit without rubbing. It's marginal even then - you may want to consider a 40mm lift kit to give more clearance on the inner arch.

What size tyres?

Like bisto.....

I'll upload some photos in a moment to give this some context, but this is how it measured up.