Hello guys
Bought my first landrover last night and was over the moon with it.
I had finally gotten a landrover like I always dreamed and although it was only a 1999 1.8 freelander, I thought it was perfect. That was until this morning when it started kangaroo jumping really badly and I noticed a circular part around the vcu had broken off. As I'm just a young guy and spent all my money on the car and insurance I was really hoping to fix the car myself. After a quick read online I came to the conclusion that the vcu was knackered. I removed both propshafts and vcu, hoping to have 2wd until I had money for a full replacement. I was even more devastated to find out that with the propshaft off I have no drive whatsoever. The car drove when propshaft was on but jumped really bad and I was afraid I would cause damage.
I've taken a few pictures and I really hope you guys can help me with where to go next. I am gutted as I have always loved landrover and when I finally got one it breaks.
Thanks guys I'll be checking non stop for your replies.
Bought my first landrover last night and was over the moon with it.
I had finally gotten a landrover like I always dreamed and although it was only a 1999 1.8 freelander, I thought it was perfect. That was until this morning when it started kangaroo jumping really badly and I noticed a circular part around the vcu had broken off. As I'm just a young guy and spent all my money on the car and insurance I was really hoping to fix the car myself. After a quick read online I came to the conclusion that the vcu was knackered. I removed both propshafts and vcu, hoping to have 2wd until I had money for a full replacement. I was even more devastated to find out that with the propshaft off I have no drive whatsoever. The car drove when propshaft was on but jumped really bad and I was afraid I would cause damage.
I've taken a few pictures and I really hope you guys can help me with where to go next. I am gutted as I have always loved landrover and when I finally got one it breaks.
Thanks guys I'll be checking non stop for your replies.