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Thanks, got it! Now, I'll just have to hope it is the O2 sensor and not something else 😄

So, this is the O2 sensor nr 2, the one after the cat. Where is no 1? Pictures would be nice 😄

It would be appreciated! If I get my sorted before that, I'll be sure to upload some pics or a video of how I managed.

I think my faulty sensor is the one located near the engine, fortunately!

If someone has done this and can offer some advice (pictures are appreciated), I'll gladly accept. Had the car for a year now and replaced a few parts myself, so I can hold a wrench and like to get stuck in, but any help is always welcome 😊

Yes, the 1.8 petrol in the 2005 model Freelander. Apparently, it has two of these (one pre- and one post-cat) and this seems to be the easier one 😄 Thanks!

Seems like the O2 sensor, is it a big job to replace?

Thanks! Need to look into this, lots of dodgy salesmen when it comes to car parts.

Finland.

Hello! Looking for a crankshaft pulley for my FL1 1.8 K engine, would this be the correct part? https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-LHG000010 I don´t live in the UK, and sourcing parts locally is a pain, so I´ll have to go with a new one.

Yep, the damper is completely cracked (the rubber part). I assume it is necessary for the correct working of the VCU, or am I mistaken?

These fit ok, left front mudflap is partly loose and rubs against the tire when fully turned. The make/model is "Grabber AT3". Gives a little more ground clearence.

Must be my age (or inexperience) showing, had no clue there were independent shipping facilitators that can be used :D

Hi everybody! New here, and I already have a question or two 😄 I bought a FL 1 last year, and, aside from a stuck brake caliper, cracked coolant overflow bottle and non-working radiator fan, it's been running great. However, I noticed a "whoosing" sound coming from rear while driving...

Freelander 1 owner (2005 model, 1.8 liter petrol), from Finland.