freelander flood driving!!!
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wiltshire landyman
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Did they get wet?
was me and my mate in his bobtail disco and yes we got very wet but we did make it thru..
Well I tried 500mm flood and got stuck !!!! luckily I just switched off when it struggled then when I got it home stripped intake and a bit more then rebuilt and after a bit of white smoke it cleared and it's all good!!! Turns out there was a 5 quid cover inside the wheel arch that covers the air intake missing!!! Something to look out for.
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WTF
Are these time stamps right ??
Took 2 years to find out ??
Are these time stamps right ??
Took 2 years to find out ??
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also that air intake is different to the one i see. 2 years ago.
Lol I know its a bit later still! but on my freelander petrol I blocked off the lower air intake and just used the higher one which is behind the headlight, I have had no difference in performance or economy and I had to wade above the wheel due to flooding and it was fine
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It depends what your wading through,
My doors stayed on, but my alternator and water pump fell off.
fake:hysterically_laughi:behindsofa:
No, its real, you can see how they did it.
Crane dropped in front first into the mud, then just dropped it.
Its probably still there
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Where's the after shot of it being towed out?????
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Is that a puddle of **** behind the bloke/bird in the hi vis?
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