Not that I'm aware of ;). I was brought up in Wales though; why do you ask?

Thank you Lisbeth :)

Thanks Jason. I'm hoping to go along tomorrow as I'm in the area for a few hours. Thanks again :).

Def yes :). Mines a grey freelander with a rusty towbar too ;).

Wow! There is clearly a lot to learn. I will check this out for sure. My teenage years were spent helping my dad with his cars (engines were simpler then) so I'm keen to learn. Thanks for this.

I know it's just amazing the knowledge on here. Makes me feel more confident about running a landrover when folk are so nice on this forum. Thanks Brown for checking that out for me. Top man!

Thank you for this. Will see if I can get help to try this. This site is so helpful. So glad I joined. Thanks again :).

Haha! I work in mental health in Addictions based at crosshouse. What do you work as? I drive a lot of miles for home visits so really need my car to be reliable.

Thats brilliant!!! Thank you! Just checked the link. I go to Cumnock regularly for home visits (NHS) so will def check them out. Will let you know how I get on. Thank you again local person :D.

Thank you :). I will look through paperwork again. It does seem high. I take it a timing belt is costly to renew? I wish I could check bearings but I have no adequate knowledge on this. Hopefully i can find a Landy mechanic locally to help inspect car. Totally agree with changing filters -...

Hi lucie! Welcome - I'm new here too and I've just got a td4. I would love to get a classic defender one day or an ex military ambulance. I recently sold a Morris minor traveller so would like another classic. Just wish I was more hands on with engines. Cheers. Elizabeth :D.

Thank you. I'm not sure, have checked the service portfolio and it doesn't state this. There is one document showing recommended changes at 150k renew ancillary driving belt and 150k renew camshaft drive belt, tensioner and idler pulley. Car has approx 110,000 so does this mean it would be fine...

That makes good sense, thank you. I should try and find a good, reasonably priced Landy mechanic instead of using a general garage maybe?? As i have a few concerns. Does this forum list Landy mechanics in Ayrshire? I'm with the AA and have full breakdown cover, I had to call them out last...

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Hi everyone! Can I begin by saying how brilliant to have this Landy community forum - especially for novices like me. I live in Ayrshire in Scotland and regularly travel many miles up over mountains in the highlands and snow and ice, blizzards too can be a real problem. For this reason I...