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Got any more freelander pics? Green one maybe?
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At least the doors haven't fallen off!!!
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thats coz it aint wet
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This ones still got doors!
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did yu see the pic 30secs later?
At least there was a 30 secs later! All the discos and defenders dissolved
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The engine air intake will probably be behind the headlight in the wing. So He's lucky if he gets through. When opening my air filter and seeing water had splashed over the filter, I knew risk was very close.This Freelander was risking it
Best tip when crossing water is not to.
Second best tip is to let someone else go first and watch. Watch the route they take. Look to see if they loose momentun = not enough grip or too much water in the way. Watch the roof line to see if they bounce about = indicates the bottom is uneven.
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@ Goody8 - If I PM you my email addy can I have a copy of that photo?
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my old freelander td4 had the fuel filtter in the engin bay and that was siezed up as well you would never think how a piece of plastic could hold onto something like that did only problem I broke the top and it cost me about £90 from lr
personally I would have prepared my freelander prior to entering at that speed, i.e radiator muff or summat, your alternator would be drenched, let alone the air filter being damp too. Still, impressive photo, hope it wont cost too much in the future.........
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Running fine, ran well both times round the course, ran fine driving the 150 miles back home, ran fine while taking me rough shooting the following day & has run fine up to this evening.
Sounds like the people in the know think I've been lucky, I'm happy about that.
End of the day though, pretty impressive for a standard "gaylander" with mild all terrain tyres
Sounds like the people in the know think I've been lucky, I'm happy about that.
End of the day though, pretty impressive for a standard "gaylander" with mild all terrain tyres
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It's always a risk! Mines a1.8 petrol, I was more worried about wet plugs than anything and it conking out mid flow then a freak wave coming and washing me away
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Now I could understand your fear of wet plugs alright!
Anyhoo, all I need now is that 2" lift & to mod a disco / defender snorkel to fit a freebie & I'll be happy
Anyhoo, all I need now is that 2" lift & to mod a disco / defender snorkel to fit a freebie & I'll be happy
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Now I could understand your fear of wet plugs alright!
Anyhoo, all I need now is that 2" lift & to mod a disco / defender snorkel to fit a freebie & I'll be happy
I'm looking in to snorkel options! Not a fan of the modded defender look tho!
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Here's my beasty
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