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  1. thefrog

    The dreaded head gasket

    Just to be sure can you confirm the steps for removing the head ? - Move the engine to Top Dead Center - Lock the 2 cogs on the head - Remove the timing belt - Turn the crankshaft wheel 60° right to put the pistons in safe position - Then I can unbolt the head Thanks
  2. thefrog

    The dreaded head gasket

    Yes I checked this site thanks. I'm going for the polymer one
  3. thefrog

    The dreaded head gasket

    Yes thanks,I have the locking tool I did the water pump and timing belt last year.
  4. thefrog

    The dreaded head gasket

    Hi Everyone, The time has come, I thought I would be spared, but no. I have coolant disappearing and I can see mayonnaise in the oil, the car temperature is normal. It has 140.000 Km So I will do this, It will be my first head gasket change. I've been looking in the forum and I understand I...
  5. thefrog

    What have you done to your Freelander today

    I've got them from here. https://auto.jaccessoirise.com
  6. thefrog

    What have you done to your Freelander today

    Got made to measure covers for my Freelander, its a perfect fit.
  7. thefrog

    VCU Torque test results

    I did the test today because the car was resisting when reversing on full steering lock. It looks good, I have 35 Seconds for 45° and 5 Kilos weight with a 1.20 M bar, just like the youtube video I noticed that the rear tyres where at 2.1 Bars and the front at 2.4 Bars So I pumped up the rear...
  8. thefrog

    >Water flowing in bowl when cold

    Hi everyone. I did it ! Although it's impressive, It's not that bad if you take your time, I did it over 3 days, taking my time... All is good now, I am not loosing coolant anymore, and no more steam on the window. BUT - I often have a plumbing noise, like water going through pipes , I think...
  9. thefrog

    What have you done to your Freelander today

    My son added an aileron so we can go faster round the bends
  10. thefrog

    >Water flowing in bowl when cold

    It's interesting to see that the facia is the same for left or right hand drive
  11. thefrog

    >Water flowing in bowl when cold

    So I got to the heater matrix, and it is pretty disgusting
  12. thefrog

    Is this correct ?

    Ahhhhhhhhh I get it. Thanks.
  13. thefrog

    Is this correct ?

    Ok ok But when the guy in the video says "when it heats up (the VCU) it starts to grip". This is rubbish, it grips all the time and 'slips', that's how it doesn't break the transfer box. It grips more when its cold and should grip less when it heats up as the silicone would be more fluid, no ?
  14. thefrog

    Is this correct ?

    Here it is http://labarette.free.fr/xfer/RescuingaLandRoverFreelander.mp4
  15. thefrog

    Is this correct ?

    Look for Rescuing a Land Rover Freelander - Flipping Bangers - on youtube
  16. thefrog

    Is this correct ?

    HI, I saw this video and the guy seems to say that the 4x4 system is not permanent. Its starts at 33:45 He is wrong, right ?
  17. thefrog

    >Water flowing in bowl when cold

    Here is the link Dash removal
  18. thefrog

    >Water flowing in bowl when cold

    Ok so I checked a Video of an Australian guy removing the dash. What scares me are the airbags. If I disconnect the battery, the air bag cannot go off , right ?
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