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My 2006 has the PTC Heater. To use make sure the heater is in the read area. When you move it from blue to red or vice versa you will hear a little click. Works well. .

Thanks. :lol:

Thanks guys. I do have a Karcher pressure washer. Just wasn't sure if I could use it. I'll see what attachments I have. Ps @gstuart. Not at all rude.

After my last trip out to Salisbury Plains, my engine bay is just a little light brown. What is the best way to clean it?

That beats my 1-6 mile journeys big time, hence the reason I bought a Leaf....

I use Diesel Rhino.

I've got a solar charger, but only fitted it a week ago. Maybe the battery was already dead by then. I'll fit it again when it isn't raining and check the output.

Unfortunately you can't. The battery in the leaf won't do it and the manual says not to. So if I fry the electrics in the Leaf they won't cover it under warranty. Works other way round though. Ice to ev.

Looks like it will only be Freelander 2 owners who might be interested. Doesn't appear to be suitable for the FL1.

Thanks guys. Sounds like it is normal then. The battery was replaced in September with the correct one for the car, but a Varta one. The Scangauge 2 shows voltage which is 13.9-14.1v with no fluctuations. It was just due to non use of the car over an extended period of time. (over 4 weeks)...

They are okay but I have got through 3 with sidewall damage. Ouch. My Vredestein's seem to be just as good on and off-road and are quieter and more economical.

Well everything worked fine this morning. It was even snowing for a while! Not stayed though. Feels so slow compared to the Leaf....

I've not used my Freelander now for 4 weeks. I went out to use it tonight and the battery was flat. As in completely dodo like. The remote didn't work, so I had to use a key. How 20th century is that! Having to use a remote is only slightly better as my Leaf is keyless, but I digress...

Called out Flux rescue to jump start the car as the battery was totally flat. Will it start in the morning?

Looked at it again. It is feeling unloved. I've not driven it for 4 weeks. I think I'll use it at the weekend and give it a run round the M25.

Yes they are the ones I used as well. In red.

Google it. I can't remember if it is .co.uk or .com or .info etc so my link doesn't have them so site won't be found by clicking on the link.

Silicon last longer but cost more. I fitted a set of 5 silicon ones to mine.

Take a look www.myfreelander.co.uk website. (Google it) Edited to remove incorrect url

I have had a Ronbox 2a, (the old ones were called Synergy) but sold it and had the engine remapped instead. I prefer remaps. I personally think they are better. If you want max power and torque the you want both. Will give you around 165bhp and a lot of torques!!!! Need to inform your...