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You've done a great job. Well done.
Did you have any difficulty removing any of the plastic trim without breaking anything?
What have you done to your Freelander today
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Did you have any difficulty removing any of the plastic trim without breaking anything?
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No I just pulled them from the top as gentle and polite I could. My advice is to get one of those (just un example) sets of tools, it will be much easier. The clips of the trims are not so easy to break but you never know how they will behave after 20 years.
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Just a bit of a frivolous one today. Fitted some Peugeot mist washer jets.
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One thing I think the FL2 should have is mist jets. It has the standard 2 jet variety, which is really old fashioned. Unfortunately they're heated, so I can't get any old mist jet for them, and the ones I've found that might fit are silly money. The search will continue.
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Put it through a car was, as my farmer neighbour spread lime on the fields surrounding my house last week, and most of it seemed to end up on the cars. 
It's looking shiny now though.
It's looking shiny now though.
did a drivers door lock at the weekend - wasn't too bad all done in a couple of hours. with the speaker out access to the glass catches was easy - the replacement part just didnt work from the inside when reassembled correctly i had to place the cable to the outside of the catch it was supped to slide onto - just as well there is cable tie slots there to hold it in place.
bit annoyed that i broke the catch messing about with t but hey ho...
bit annoyed that i broke the catch messing about with t but hey ho...
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Hi, new here been lurking since I got my freelander 2weeks ago slowly working through all faults
So far today
Fixed plops not working, not happy bout this one
Wipers not working all the time
Header tank and cap replacement
You guys have been a big help with most the issues so far so thanks
So far today
Fixed plops not working, not happy bout this one
Wipers not working all the time
Header tank and cap replacement
You guys have been a big help with most the issues so far so thanks
andyfreelandy
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Neglected it and finished putting a new kitchen in!!! TFFT!!!!
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Plops???Hi, new here been lurking since I got my freelander 2weeks ago slowly working through all faults
So far today
Fixed plops not working, not happy bout this one
Wipers not working all the time
Header tank and cap replacement
You guys have been a big help with most the issues so far so thanks
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Dando
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Yeh defo a typo. Lol. Oh and now don't have to slam my tailgate, managed to repair mech
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Slowly mate.
Really busy with work atm and family stuff so not spending enough time on it.
I have the pack stripped with all connections and modules labelled so I'm going to play with them for a bit to see if I can coax the Leaf charger to charge them
I suspect it won't but worth a try. Then I'll take a look at fitting the modules to see how many I can get under the floor at the back.
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Work and family come first Ali, which is one reason it's taken me 30 years to get almost nowhere with my 72 Avenger GT.Slowly mate.
Really busy with work atm and family stuff so not spending enough time on it.
It's strange how the backs are different sizes, very odd.
Hopefully the Leaf BMS will like them, but it might not.
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If your looking at the two modules on the left they still have mounting plates bolted to them when I took the photo. They are the same as the others.Work and family come first Ali, which is one reason it's taken me 30 years to get almost nowhere with my 72 Avenger GT.
It's strange how the backs are different sizes, very odd.
Hopefully the Leaf BMS will like them, but it might not.
There are other differences tho, eight of the larger modules are masters with BMS electronics included, the rest are all slaves.
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I'm glad I don't have that can of worms to deal with, well not on Budy anyway. The wife's VW Eos always seems to want to regenerate it's DPF, at the most inopportune moments too.
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That's interesting. Do you know how those will integrate with the Leaf BMS? Or will you use more slave modules instead?
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Hi Hippo, do all F2's have the DPF?
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