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Brake cleaner or MAF cleaner work well on the MAP sensor, as @teddywood1 says, don't stick anything down the little hole. Mike

Found on YouTube This is normal, anything else isn't. Mike

It'd be impressive if it was, mine does it regular and I've got no EGR:) But it may be another component. Mike

Just to makes sure, did it sound like Donald Duck's death quack? If yes, this is completely normal and is the turbo bleeding air after engine shut off. If not, ignore. Mike

Ring a Landover dealership, give them your vin number. They will tell you. Mike

Just took mine out tonight. I can report my 4 wheel drive system still works as does my hill decent. I love the hills round here, especially when it snows:) Mike

So, my meds obviously haven't kicked in. It was the other way round. https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/can-i-install-ird-from-2-5l-v6-in-a-1-8l-freelander.220935/ Mike

Going to be hard to get the V6 version. New and recons that are available are 4 pot only. Is it a big difference in ratio's. I remember a 4 pot one being put in a V6 years ago, but I can't remember the outcome. Mike

Yup, unless my meds haven't kicked in and I'm delusionalo_O Mike

Great for spring/summer use, £5 a charge, about 150ish miles. And they appeal to the geek in me. I'd have to take it to pieces just to see how it works. Obviously, I wouldn't sell the Hippo. If I had the cash I'd buy an old dead K series and convert it. 4 motors using the new Bosch controller...

Which electric car? Would love the new Leaf, but don't have that amount of cash. Mike

An inch of snow since my last post, 11 minutes ago! Oh eck:confused: Mike

Bit of a let down, I even made it to work in the van. But it's snowing now here at work, about 740ft above see level. Getting back home might be a different matter.:eek: Mike

Stick some injector cleaner through it. This sorts this type of problem most of the time. If that doesn't work, let us know. Mike

Check the wires on the connectors haven't been caught. That cam sensor might look plugged in, wouldn't be the first time a broken wire stopped one starting. Mike

As above post in bold type. It says transmission fluid additive, but it's for power steering as well. Mike

http://www.simmonites.com/contact-us/ These are really good if it's not too far. Mike

Take it to an independent LR specialist up near you, rather than the main dealer. Cheaper and usually more honest. There's a few in West Yorkshire. As it's only doing it randomly, they may need to keep it for a few days. Mike

Works on steering system as well. Mike

Hmmmm, dodgy link? Liqui Moly ATF Automatic Transmission Fluid Additive 250ml - 5135.