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tinytdi
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Magnets and the like?
I did get some a few years back and ended up getting a refund as they did absolutely nothing!
I did get some a few years back and ended up getting a refund as they did absolutely nothing!
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Nothing ventured.
G13SJC
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hi
was wondering if anyone had tried the so called fuel savers on Fleabay, there are a couple diffent types.
do they work or is it a scam?????up for trying anything once
get about 320 miles out my 99 petrol xei. thats highway miles.
I get the same from mine. If I run into the red sector I can cover 345 miles to about £46.
I have noted better economy since removing my rear prop shaft and VCU unit. (very close to 400 miles to a tank on a motorway journey)
To obtain maximum economy keep an eye on your tyre pressures, air filter element, condition and age of spark plugs etc. Maintaining these is much better that buying fuel conditioing gadgets.
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Steve
av i missed a point ere ? - whats the idea behind buying a 4 wheel drive motor and then taking off one of the drive shafts ?
do you keep it in the boot just in case you have to drive over some muddy/slippery/rocky bits and jump out and re-fit it before you drive on ?
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wheres the quality ?
tinytdi
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Quality = keeping the VCU and prop assembly in the boot.
I thought I was the only one who did that
I thought I was the only one who did that
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You haven't missed the point matey.
I got the vehicle very cheap (£550) and I needed to replace my previous car which covered 170K in its 12 year life.
I wanted a british vehicle that I could work on and understand. (Many of the parts are from Rover cars.
Currently I have a problem (noise) from the rear diff. I can't complain as the car has now covered 110,000 miles. I was simply thinking of making it permanent 2WD as I never go off road and dont tow anything.
I dont carry the rear prop with me!!
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Steve
You haven't missed the point matey.
I got the vehicle very cheap (£550) and I needed to replace my previous car which covered 170K in its 12 year life.
I wanted a british vehicle that I could work on and understand. (Many of the parts are from Rover cars.
Currently I have a problem (noise) from the rear diff. I can't complain as the car has now covered 110,000 miles. I was simply thinking of making it permanent 2WD as I never go off road and dont tow anything.
I dont carry the rear prop with me!!
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Steve
oh right
did it come complete with all those addons you've got listed in your signature ?
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cheers guys. based the answers might as well go and **** the 30 quid against a wall
trying to find out more out of interest cos i am a bit of a gadget fan, i find using a good quality fuel cleaner often does the trick as well,
interesting one about coverting to a 2wd, look into that. after all the hippo is more about looks isn't it?
trying to find out more out of interest cos i am a bit of a gadget fan, i find using a good quality fuel cleaner often does the trick as well,
interesting one about coverting to a 2wd, look into that. after all the hippo is more about looks
isn't it?
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yup - do a search for "mondo mode"
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Out of the list only the towbar was fitted (with single electrics).
Have a look at the following link - this is how I bought the vehicle. Also shows progress upto Jan '07.
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/project-freelander-33214.html?highlight=project+freelander
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Steve
after all the hippo is more about looks
One of the first things they get you to do when you go to alcoholics anonymous is to admit that you actually are an addict
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