Freelander hydraulics..easy to fit?

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Si90

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• Feb 4, 2009

• #1

Hi guys,

Rather than pay a fortune to have this fitted. How easy is it to do it myself? Anybody have a link to a site that can explain it to me. I'm not the best mechanic in the world but happy to give it a go!!

Thanks loads for your advice!!

 

Trewey

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• Feb 4, 2009

• #2

fit what?

 

shadowster

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• Feb 4, 2009

• #3

Si90 said:

Hi guys,

Rather than pay a fortune to have this fitted. How easy is it to do it myself? Anybody have a link to a site that can explain it to me. I'm not the best mechanic in the world but happy to give it a go!!

Thanks loads for your advice!!

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is it a secret ffs

 

RAV

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• Feb 4, 2009

• #4

Clue in the Title - Freelander Hydraulics....

Please don't tell me you want one of those cars that you can raise the suspension up and down like a numpty???

Oh, hang on, that sounds like a Range Rover... Actually, that would be sitting on its bump stops with an EAS Fault....!

 

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Si90

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• Feb 4, 2009

• #5

Sorry guys... should of been clearer.

Are the clutch hydraulics on a 2003 1.8i Freelander easy to fit for a novice mechanic?

After the head and fuel pump recently went I'm thinking of driving my Defender over the top of it !!

Thanks!