Freelander TD4 2005
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Socks filled with super absorbent kitty litter, to stop condensation.
Hopefully without clumps and lumps ..................................
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Hopefully without clumps and lumps ..................................
Nah, kept them in another sock lol
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LOL, had me right confused there.Socks filled with super absorbent kitty litter, to stop condensation.
My son used to use rechargeable dehumidifiers in his car for the same reason.
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Never know when they'll come in handy, especially if someone upsets me lol
LOL, had me right confused there.
My son used to use rechargeable dehumidifiers in his car for the same reason.
Got a rechargeable one, but not quite cutting it.....so one of these under each seat, see what happens.
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Few bits arrived today, new stereo harness with stalk adapter so I can use steering wheel controls. Works spot on.
And a new fire extinguisher.
Fire extinguisher fitted.
On another note, loving the Pirelli Scorpion STR tyres. Good and grippy, and better geared with the slightly bigger size. Not had a chance to go off road yet though. And no signs of rubbing.
And a new fire extinguisher.
Fire extinguisher fitted.
On another note, loving the Pirelli Scorpion STR tyres. Good and grippy, and better geared with the slightly bigger size. Not had a chance to go off road yet though. And no signs of rubbing.
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Quick pic with the wind deflectors fitted. Will get some better pics tomorrow.
I miss my wind deflectors. I sold them when I sold my V6.
I'll get some more at some point.
How do you find the stick on deflectors?
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Yeah, I sold my last set on my old Freelander too........i prefer them, had team heko ones in my old Type-R and Focus. But didn't like the way they sit in the channels. No extra wind noise with the stick on one's (copy of original Land Rover ones). The tape is really sticky, and grabs straight away so make sure you get them in the correct position first time.
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Yeah, I sold my last set on my old Freelander too........i prefer them, had team heko ones in my old Type-R and Focus. But didn't like the way they sit in the channels. No extra wind noise with the stick on one's (copy of original Land Rover ones). The tape is really sticky, and grabs straight away so make sure you get them in the correct position first time.
I've only ever had Heko because I prefer the neater fitment. I did find they move, but nothing a dab of silicone won't fix. I didn't notice any extra wind noise with them though.
I must get some more. They make the FL1 look less narrow at the top.
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