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Ok got an auto td4 in with this exact fault. It's not ird related. Unfortunately the car came in semi dismantled (ird removed in a very bodged way) so there could be things disconnected o don't know about etc. Will be checking all the earth's and swap out the abs sensors but any more suggestions...

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Just don't get a v6 as they are a different ratio

You cant just bolt an output flange on as the crown wheel and pinion will require shimming, which means the IRD has to come out. Also unless the crownwheel/pinion were knackered there isnt really anypoint removing the pinion and blanking it, so id guess its probably knackered. We wont use the...

Units now in stock ready for dispatch Freelander 2 Products - Bell Engineering

Will ship to NZ but afraid that wont be free. ;-)

Is because you press the clutch or is it because you aren't applying any acceleration?? I.e. does it do it in neutral with clutch engaged/disengaged

Try pulling the prop down see if you can make it push up against the bearing carrier, if you can do this easily then they are too soft. If the prop hardly moves then could be the rubbers are too hard. How did you knock the bearings on?? Did you ensure you only knocked the inner part of the...

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There is no need for the bearings to be perfectly aligned, just about square is fine. Where is the VCU from? Is you car an auto? The knocking will probably be the rubbers in the carrier bearings being a bit too soft, we are seeing a few makes now where the rubber is too soft and when the...

Hi all As a thankyou for all the positive reviews you give us on here and the rubbish winter weather approaching, we thought we would offer the good folk of Landy Zone a discount. So up until Christmas Bell Engineering are offering free postage (delivery and collection) on all recon VCU...

Hi Vcu's do wear out, its not scare tactics you have to stay ontop of them. We will checknyou vcu free of charge if you come to us or sens the vcu to us. If you need one a recon unit is £200, or if you want it fitted at the samw rime tou come to have it checkes its £300 all in including new...

No modification to haldex unit, im not an electronics man so not looked into doing the reflash option on the later gen4 haldex units, but im lead to believe this isnt an option on the earlier gen3's anyway so up until the layer 09 cars there isn't a choice. From what we have seen its down poor...

Just to let you all know that we are now reconditioning the freelander 2 diffs. The units are fully reconditioned with new bearings and seals throughout (not like some the cheap ones on offer that only replace the pinion bearing) and are supplied with the correct diff and haldex fluids. The...

Mmmmmm we didn't guess!! We rebuilt and tested many many times until they behaved the same.

Hit the head of the bolt with a hammer. It may take a few blows, but that will break the corrosion and it will undo no problem then

Any will work. Carrier bearings were uprated in 2000, but the early ones will still work fine

Just to confirm freelander specialists are a good company to deal with, we supply them with the vcu's they sell and frequently send work to each other. Sue is a nice person to deal with and we have no reservations in recommending them.

Glad the 2 cars are sorted. I'd just like to clarify that both VCU's were perfect, and the fault was due to the carrier bearings, we just changed the VCU as we had prepared them with new bearings prior to the customers arriving. The itema were replaced FOC as was our time as we value our...

Ours haven't changed in price for years ;) in fact the overall price has come down as we negotiated a better postage rate