One last bump before I split it down.

Bump again, still willing to part out or offers on the complete unit.

Bump, open to offers or will split.

Bought this in a while ago as a replacement for a customers unit, who had since failed to turn up on numerous occasions and no reply to voicemails/texts etc. Bought this from a breakers and ran it around before removal, all appears good, I can't however guarantee against headgaskets etc though I...

Well it's been back on the road for 3 weeks, no problems to report (apart from a clanking front ARB link, ****ty FAI parts that are only a few months old). All went together fine and dandy. I did make a bit more work for myself as I put in MG ZS180 manifolds, which required changing the sump...

If you find one that has had history of having the head gaskets done, bonus. Also check it's history for having any of the 4WD system replaced, another bonus if it's been right. I do KV6's day in, day out, both on FL's and the MG-Rovers. When the headgaskets go it's is 90% of the time due to...

Has it started misfiring since you did the thermostat? If so, did you remove/disturb the plug-leads/coil packs for the front bank when you did the thermostat housing? Just wondering if you did and if you have put the leads back in the correct order? The coil pack when looking at them are 3-1-5...

Thought I'd better update this! Been busy with work but the Xmas wind-down is starting so I might have it finished next week! Picked up my custom driveshafts this morning. Basically the N/S/F driveshaft is the same length as before, but has had the inner spline for the inner joint welded in...

Ooops I thought it said somewhere it was turning but not firing, my bad.

Sounds like cam sensor to me. When they fail they don't work when they are warm, when they cool back down they work again. Get it warm, turn the engine off. If it doesn't restart, bung the cam sensor in the fridge for a bit and try it again. If it starts put a new sensor on it.

What engine?

Sounds like headgaskets, don't bother spending money on an oil cooler as they just don't go wrong.

Just realised I was talking **** with that comment as the manual is a Getrag box and the auto is a Jatco, which is why I didn't mention it as an option in the first place.

In theory you could by swapping the bell-housing of the gearbox casing actually, as the starter motor locations are in totally different places and the bolt-pattern is off, but the main casing is the same AFAIK so should swap over. Taking apart Jatco's is never fun though!

I use a product called Autosmart Trim Ultra to treat the faded plastics about 6 months ago. I applied it with an Autoglym hand pad and it looked awesome after two applications and it doesn't get washed of by rain or a pressure washer. excellent stuff and made my grey plastics look like new, but...

If you wanted to uprate the Di, the best way is to get a later electronic-pump engine from a 25/45 but use your original injectors. This gives the same gains as effectively having a remap, but you will need the matching ECU and do a small bit of re-wiring, or adapt the 25/45 engine loom to fit...

One that has baffled me for a while and the local dealer just comes out with "I need chassis numbers mate..."; I've noticed some Freelander 1's (pre-facelift) such as my '02 plater, with grey exterior plastics, and some with darker, almost black, as per facelift models, exterior plastic, some...

You don't have to use the 800 diff, you could just bolt up the 180 gearbox and run with an open diff. You'd still have some driveshaft work to do though.

False, the T-series PG1 bellhousing is different to that of a KV6 PG1 bellhousing, so you cannot fit the T-series PG1 to a KV6. Swapping the diffs is a simple job and a good opportunity to upgrade the box with steel caged-bearings. Or, you could just go for a Qauife diff, expensive but...

The Jatco is far from excellent IMO. Maybe your engine was built on a Monday morning, or a friday night! Sure, I've done a lot of them with HGF, but they have always been as a result of other faults that have gone unnoticed or ignored via a lack of a quick weekly check over and thereby worsened...