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looking at new tyres for the wagon, want to reduce diesel cost so looking at low road resistance, and want low road noise as well I have come come up with these choices anyone got any experience of these on a freelander 2, don't do much offroad but live out in the sticks in the north of Sweden...

Just for interests sake I have a freelander 2 that has the preheater on it, just about to get a blue tooth telestart put on it to convert it to a parking heater. I'll have to look at it to see if has a silencer on it as mine doesn't make hardly any noise at at all. you just get the weird exhaust...

as GrumpyGel says had brakes hang on for a bit, apparently driving in the deep snow and then parking up with letting brakes dry off can give rise to water/melted snow (yes I know its water but....)freezing between pads and disks. lesson learned, let brakes dry off after playing in deep snow.

As Nodge says the Gap IIB BT is brilliant, and they are really helpful, needed to disconnect the power folding mirrors on my F2 couldnt figure it out and they walked me through it. Saved the price of it already as the nearest dealer to me is 800 kilometers away. Just done a service on the car...

Just tried no problem asked that I update password but apart from that no problems

Anyway would a battery thats too small cause a cold start problem by not having enough power to spin the engine over and do the glow plugs and all the other electrical stuff??? in a word :- yes

ditto

not sure but think it is something to do with winding up prop shafts, difference between front and back tyres and then side to side is a winding up of differentials, ie if there to great a difference in rotation of opposite shafts they eventually either bust the shaft or wreck the diff. In...

Got to do an oil change on the fl2, its a 2010/11 model, 120,000 k on the Clock so another 30000 before the big 150k service, should I do anything else whilst I’m tinkering with it? Obviously gonna change air filter and oil filter as well but is there anything else to check out. Want to keep...

i would check your rear tires, heard once that if the steering wheel wobbles it the front tires, if you feel it in yr seat its the rear tires. They are also sensitive to there being different tires on each corner plus the depth of tread being different. ie they have change just one tire after a...

happy with mine, brought a couple of months ago, there is a mist of oil coming out of the front breather pipe, been told it just needs tightening up, which I have done. I'll look at it when the spring comes, -25 c is no temperature to be playing mechanic.. No noticeable faults and I've read...

and I have a white beard. :eek::D

have the same problem with mine but the problem arises when it is -10 and below which is a normal problem here in Sweden. There are engine warming kits that you can purchase, from calix or defa and they are either put straight into the motor block by removing a frost plug and inserting a cup...

but there again not had a car before that would easily drive through snow 30-40 cm deep. Tell a lie the disco would just never did.

yep that makes sense, thanks, just have to remember to dry off the brakes next time I drive through loose snow.

never had it happen to me before and been driving over here for the past 25 yrs

just in case you didn't know, shouting is when you use capitals in a message LIKE THIS IT MEANS YOU THINK WE ARE DEAF OR YOUR ANGRY but it is normal to use regular type... just so you know :-)

try to post this in common issues, but not grown up enough so not enough privileges, Had a couple of days of -25c temperature and had to take the Freelander into some deep snow to get some hay out of a barn, no problem with the brakes. Temperature rises to a barmy -5 to -9c ish went to drive...

the differential can whine if worn, there is a thread that discusses this https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/freelander-2-rear-diff-problems.131003/ not read it all so no idea if it gives any answers that would be helpful