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Hello, welcome to the forums. How many miles has your Freelander done? If it's more than 70K I would highly reccomend visiting someone like Bell Engineering and getting a recon. VCU fitted if it has no record of being replaced; if it's tight then it's suggesting it's probably getting to the...

If you can't sort it out I have an original 6 cd changer going spare for a few quid. I'm sure it should just plug straight in. If it helps I can take pics of the plugs etc. :)

**** me and of course that's exactly the page on Rave I had been looking at to find the info! for some reason it didn't twig that the colour coding on the diagram would directly relate to the colour of the wires, I was even searching for a key to find out what the colours stood for...

lol Ah No, sorry! Well that now makes me feel like a right plum! I actualy found it through a rather lengthly google search. I stand before you humbled and promising that here on in I shall consult the FAQ section more before posting! :) Does Rave give all that info too? I've been scouring...

just stumbled across this; Vehicle Wiring Colour Code Very useful for working out wiring, lists british built colour codes.

Top man, thanks!

cool. My loom looks pretty similar and reaffirms the idea of taking the live for the relay direct from the battery.I'd rather not spend another £20 though if I can get away with it! All I need to figure out now is which is the main beam wire. Here's my passenger side headlight from the...

that makes no sense :violent::hysterically_laughi

Ah thanks, Ive actually created my own wiring loom rather than using a genuine kit so hense why I'm looking for pointers. I'm not using a switch, I'm purely linking into the full beam feed.

Hello, all sorted with gear and wiring diagram etc but have a couple of questions based on others' experieneces. As said before I'm a total novice when it comes to electrics so want to be 100% sure! -Where's the best place to earth the lights? I've spotted a couple of earth wires near the...

Excellent thread, nice one. My two penneth worth; for purely aesthetical reasons the roof spots would look so much better hung under the rack (as others have mentioned). Also circular spots on the nudge bar would look much better than the rectangular ones (they were free after all! £20 for 6...

actually what I thought was white paint on the tyre is far more likely a sticker as they are so new. either way please dont buy them.

"Here i am selling my multi fit/stud alloy wheels and 4 new tyers. i borught the wheels 2 weeks ago they cost me £190. i had them professinaly sprayed and cost me £100 got 4 new tyers on costing me £240. the wheels have no scuffs no marks no damage. they are 17inch alloys. they will come with 20...

is this yours? modified landrover freelander one of a kind | eBay it got bid up to 1p the second time it was listed

be quiet silly person :dance:

May be obvious but did you shake the pot for a good few minutes first before applying it?

found them again! Installing 4 Wipac Roof Spot Lights and Dixi Horn - YouTube That horn is pretty cool!

this made me laugh quite a bit! Installing our 8" Wipac Spot Lights - YouTube Same lights as mine except mine are 8 1/2 inch. I think they are going to look w a a a y too big!

Righto I guess the simplest option is wire it in from pin 86 directly to the main beam wire right at one of the headlights.

Relay? A second one do you mean linking main beam and spotlight wires? You'll have to excuse me, I'm a complete novice with wiring. I was extremely excited when I managed to swap the stereo over. That's quite how lame I am when it comes to such things! :D