some advice needed is it possible for a freelander 2 td4e. To vear to the right then on trying to rectify vear to the left uncontrollably come to a sudden stop. Still engage all gears but not be able to move backwards or forwards all due to a siezed prop shaft bearing. This is what the garage I bought the vehicle from have said only drove about 8 miles in total and what other possible damage to other components could this cause. Any advice would be helpful.
Freelander 2 loss of control
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You've only had it for 8 miles?
There are various possibilities for this fault, however the technical description is that its f***d.
Just get a refund - do not entertain getting it fixed.
There are various possibilities for this fault, however the technical description is that its f***d.
Just get a refund - do not entertain getting it fixed.
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within 8 miles.
Money back and no nonsense. Definitely Not Fit For Purpose.
Money back and no nonsense. Definitely Not Fit For Purpose.
Absolutely. If the wheels locked solid, then all sorts of damage could have been done to the entire drive train.
Get your money back and don't accept a repair.
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...and I wonder why the previous owner sold it
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Under no circumstance have the car back, ask only for a full refund, not fit for purpose, don't let them talk you into having it repaired even for free, as that is what they would have to do anyway, run and very fast
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