My sensors emit a high pitched loud sound as soon as I put the car in reverse, it then is intermittent but frequent drowning out the standerd low beep, beep which is supposed to be there. Lucky I can switch them off to maintain sanity but it renders them unusable. any ideas?

I got mine done as it had collapsed inside the tank, £180 for the pump and £45 labour West End Garage, Fort Augustas, they forgot to put the new o ring that seals the pump to the tank and the old one leaked when I overfilled the tank. took it back to them and they fixed it right away with many...

Just done mine (57 plate) Nearside rear was the one making the noise, both calpiers seized discs and pads £370 for the job, not franchise dealer.

Nice one thanks, need to update my avatar to newer 57 plate freelander 2

It seems my window mechanism has given up the ghost. At first I though it just needed calibration as a new starter motor has been fitted so the battery has obviously been disconnected. This work was carried out by mechanics at my wife's work, a transport company. So I went through the motions...

Mine has been doing it recently Again. Was a ABS wheel sensor the last time, but it could be the reverse light switch, although the reversing lights have never worked from the day I bought mine. Apparently not required under MOT, although I find that scary and dangerous. Broken wire somewhere as...

Thanks Brian, was wondering how so much water could get in, too much for condensation. The carpet had already been removed (well partially trimmed) before I bought the vehicle. I will give this a go. Mind you could come in handy for transporting some guddled salmon or trout.

I opened my tool box recess at the weekend only to find it nearly full of water. I cannot find any way this could happen, has any one else any ideas or have had similar experience.

I had that and soon after the VCU disintegrated. I would certainly have that checked. I managed to get a reconditioned one but it still hurt the wallet.

Mountings for propshaft bearings get worn mine is doing the same at low speed right hand but not left hand turns. My garage guy says it is the propshaft bearing mounting rubbers.

So tempted to upgrade my 51 plate 3 door, but just can't afford it

What are possible scenarios because of this, after reading the owners manual it seems it is probably braking as I get intermittent jerking while driving.

Up to speed and not all the time.

My 1.8i seems to have an intermittent fuel starvation or supply control problem. When running it sometimes jerks quite badly but does not do this all the time. The problem seems worse when you take your foot off the throttle. The other day I drove from home in Invergarry to Fort William with no...

Thanks guys, guess it needs a look over by the garage

Yesterday after laying overnight and most of the day my 1.8 3 door seemed to have some clutch slip (engine revs climb then settle), but disappeared after the vehicle warmed up a a little (within 3 miles of driving). It has done 113k miles so probably original clutch. I have only had it for 20k...

Mine works fine on my 2001 (51) plate 1.8i. Biggest drawback is I have to use it around once a week to reset the P0240 code I get repeatedly after installing a new exhaust and lambda sensor. Can't remember the name off hand it is in the glove box at the moment, but it was £25

Reset the P0240 fault code on the ECU again

Thanks, I think it was an after market and not OEM exhaust the whole job to do the exhaust and fit the sensor was just over £300 including catalyst. So that could be the problem, in which case I have to live with resetting frequently or shell out for the more expensive OEM parts.

But before you start blaming the catalyst and sensors. This has only started after a new exhaust was fitted along with a new lambda sensor to my 2001 51 plate 3 door 1.8i. after the first two resets from the garage I bought a cheaper scan tool (£25) and have reset the code around 5 times since...