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Best to start to replace with silicone pipes last longer.

Just seen this thread loving work you done to Freelander looks great.

Like the ladder on the back where did you buy it from?

Got my FL booked in for new clutch and flywheel as its also at same mileage with slipping clutch. My trusted garaged advised for small saving in just having the clutch done may as well have flywheel done for peace of mind.

I have same problem on my FL sounds like a good project to do over long weekend.

I have done wheel up test for vcu on my car and it was fine.

The VCU fine on car. I'd rather just have DMF done the car got nearly got 128k on it no doubt on its original DMF that way I know done. If VCU starts go in future I can do that job myself.

I think I just get the DMF done with clutch that way its done for long long time.

How much did cost you roughly as mine needs doing soon?

Thanks for the advice thought be the clutch. Taking back to dealers wouldn't be option as sold on spare and repair basis. Didn't notice on test drive as it was rather short and mostly in traffic normal day to day driving there is no slipping however that will change no doubt. Im not too annoyed...

Hello Just purchased my first freelander it's 2001 TD4. Noticed clutch slipping but only on heavy loads accelerating up hill fast. Normal day to day driving clutch is ok nice smooth biting point. Iso likely be whole new clutch or can be job of bleeding it? Thanks