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Ho Ho...got to agree Paul. Fitted mine last night and it is beautifully made and the packaging...a real bin full I'm very pleased with myself, not least because I got away with an "Over £100" when K asked the "How much Q?". Success! However, I have to say I was a bit surprised to find that my...

No problem at all. Good luck :)

Basically yes, the vid skirts around the strip down, so I followed the Haynes instructions regarding light, grab-handle and trim removal on the A and B pillars (there are some quirks that are useful to know, like needing to pull off the door rubbers to unclip the B-pillar trim). The roof lining...

...and not forgetting. The short length of 3/8" pipe I used cost me a 50p contribution to charity at Paxton's Agri fitters down the road.

Just to clarify, is the sunroof itself leaking, or is it the common 'broken drain hole'. If the latter, then I can't recommend the simple fix described here enough: I only needed to drop the front of the headlining down a bit and the fix took, literally, minutes. Not a drop of water in since.

Thanks Nodge Back under I go!:(

It must be mustn't it!? I'll have another look Thnx 4Bee

Nope, fraid not. Both guide pins are sensibly lubed and free moving. It's more grease than that too, a really good ketchup squirt. I'm a bit baffled [which actually isn't unusual]. There was no indication of undue noise or friction on the test drive...but then, if it's only just happened 'it'...

Hi All This is my first post so ...be gentle please. Last night I changed out the discs and pads in our 05 Freelander TD5 On removing the FOS wheel there was what looked like a short 'paintbrush splash' of black grease inside the wheel. There was also an amount of grease around the bottom of the...