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Had a quick shufty at the MOT history a few of the advisories jumped off the page at me

Dodgy sensor or wiring Quick diagnostic should pinpoint the problem

Do you have anti freeze in it or just water, might be a burst rad that leaks when warm and under pressure

makes no difference, the obligation is on you to tell your insurance company. A lot of people don't bother but if he's going through his insurance there's every likelihood they will want details of the other person involved. Requirement of the Road Traffic Act to supply at the very least...

If it was the road opposite. they weren't long in advertising for a new driver :-)

Come insurance renewal time, you should let the company know about the accident (dont shoot the postie!:D)

Don't think there will be much contribution other than self promotion :(:(

Have you tried pulling the emergency cable?

Your not giving much away TD4 engine, I presume. Why do you need to replace all the injectors, or do you is it just one or the lot How do you know its the injectors etc etc

Make and model of vehicle may help. You want cheap, need to be a scrap yard I think

You could try here - https://www.lrparts.net/servicing/land-rover-freelander-services/freelander-2-2007-2014.html Very near the airport

This you with you thread? :-)

^^ Ditto, Oh well in for a penny and all that;) Although perhaps more answers would have been forthcoming if posted in the Freelander section.

If its still going down try this- You say front left - so the wheel that usually hits drains/potholes etc first. Did you or the tyre place check to see if the rim is out of true? Take the wheel back off and run a solution of soapy water round where the tyre joins the wheel, both on the outside...

This one? Disconnect it from the bottom of your fuel filter, they are PITA and not needed

Is yours passed saving, if not mend then have it galvanised

As we're celebrating yesteryear, I did a bit of digging and managed to find a few old photos of the first ever LZ International rescue from the Freelander section Not sure of the location but thought they were worth sharing and here's a few close ups

Does it also do it when you turn the ignition off, if so could be the crank pulley damper http://www.discovery2.co.uk/CrankPulley.html