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Glad to hear it. I'm not gonna worry about it. Just shows they're fine like several LR dealerships have said they're "normally" fine as long as vehicle is looked after. Looks like yours is :) just can't wait to get it and take it on my field ;)

How much did it cost you? Fitted with decent bearings?

ThomasDK that's good to hear and that's what I've been told, good for the life of the vehicle around 150k a bit like a cam chain, which just needs adjusting looking at around 150k as well.

Well done litch! :) It's just actually failed it's Mot on the fuel cradle lol but the dealership is obviously rectifying it as I'm now buying it. Still thinking about the vcu tho, just want to enjoy the freelander and it's capabilities :( anyone not changed there's and left it? LR insist to...

Ok thanks alot. I will probably ring bell. I live in norfolk, I'll have to drive there I take it to get it fitted. Hopefully not too far.

Well I. Rang 4 franchise dealerships and 2 specialists. I've heard that people can go over the top about it and it's just a money making thing. I'm just really worried, didn't even no anything really about it. Just thought lovely, td4 no cambelt. Sorted!! But I think I'm maybe wrong "/. Paying...

Td4 im hoping to get btw.

Hi everyone. I'm about to purchase a freelander 1 SE facelift. On a 54 plate with fsh and 90k on the clock. The car drives lovely, I think. Couldn't spot anything out of the ordinary on the test drive anyway. I've been looking through a couple of different forums now and noticed people...

I'm in the middle of buying a full service history, 2 owners 2004 54 (facelift) Freelander td4 se with 90k on the clock. I've been reading different things about the "vcu" viscious coupling unit. Some people saying to change them around 70k. Phoned several LR dealerships and all said they don't...

hey everyone. Thought I'd just say hello to you all. Picking up my new 2004 freelander soon. Can't wait!! Let's hope it's a good buy. :)