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I just use a pella pump to do oil changes so no need to remove and a td4 or 1.8. Still need to an an l diesel as filer is down there

Yep deffo makes that noise, testes on at least 5 of my freelanders over the years :)

Just som thread lock that stays liquid would do it :) good work that

I used a bolt and nut, a low profile ,and it seems fine but I like the cable tie idea!

Ones used on heater matrix to engine seem very good :)

I would think sheet metal is not such a good heat shield. Maybe you could wrap the new shield with exhaust wrap, which is a glass fibre stuff?

What to tell us how you did it? :)

It is quite a job to replace the thermostat, I did it on my rover 75 but then on the freelander I made a temp fix for the winter 4 years ago tats thill going strong! A Renault 5 1.4 thermostat fits in line in the top hose and works a treat. Unlike many failed thermostats this one, from what I...

The td4 engine is renowned as cool running and often as the thermo stat gets old and lazy the running temp drops. The fans could be due to the AC demanding cooling or maybe a sensor issue?

True I'm sure it depends largely on the tread pattern and compound. The hankooks I had on last year did a super job, not saying better than a true winter tyre but very good :)

So do people not find good alpine marked AT tyres ok in the snow? I have never had an issue and frequently do crazy off road attempts in the snow. I like to try to cross a specific road in weardale at least a few times each winter and only normally get stopped by depth. Maybe worth knowing...

Jack up safely and use an axel stand. Double check you tighten everything back up and you will be fine

New rear shocks (ball ache as good old LR decided that when changing the rear shocks it would be a good time to split the brake pipes where they meet the flexi! Then of course the bleed nipple was a pain!). Also fitted a new wiper motor and checked air in tyres :)

Last I did this (rover 75 but same box) I got the same out as went back in. That said there is no telling it wasn't over filled in the first place I guess? I would be re checking the level and make sure you go through all the gears one by one to fill the galleries before you level check with...

Edit ..Just spotted it's an auto. So.. If it's an auto are you sure you changed it at the correct temperature as this make all the difference to go much goes in!

Keep them coming chaps! Lots of you seem to have quite the collection - Mr Saint the green one would have been a keeper for me, love the colour!

Getting me all festive, Can't wait for the snow, makes Land Rover ownership so much more fun!

Hi guys, Just been syncing my photos onto my computer from my phone and thought this may be fun. Since we all like to look at pictures why not post the oldest and newest Range Rover picture you have on your device ? Just for fun :) 2013 Last weekend, my Dad (driving) on some green lanes

The sound you describe could possible just be the noise that is made during the normal working of the abs unit. I would suggest you find a garage or person with a rover test book machine and check all the sensors are working. If the lights don't come on sounds like some one has bodged it...

Oh no doubt! I'm replacing the rear shocks at the weekend and thinking that a small 1inch lift will be fun. If I drove the car (the missus does during the week) I would go for a 2 inch lift :) I think you will be pleasantly surprised by good AT tyres so hope you are ready for more off road...