Hi!! Just bought a 2000 Freelander Millenium.

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Russell Jupp

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anything anyone can tell me to look out for would be a help!! Its a 2000 w 1.8 petrol. I think its a millenium edition? seems to be quite a nice drive. any suggested appreciated!! Cheers, Russ
 
burn it or failing that when hgf occurs, which it will crash it.
I recommend you tesco's super unleaded and when off the forecourt
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A match
 
anything anyone can tell me to look out for would be a help!! Its a 2000 w 1.8 petrol. I think its a millenium edition? seems to be quite a nice drive. any suggested appreciated!! Cheers, Russ


hia mate welcome to the forum:D
but you should have asked us before you bought it:eek:
the 1.8 petrol freelander is by far the worst land rover EVER build.
they have regular head gasket failure due to not having a proper hg, the viscous unit is expensive to fix, and there crap off road, and the doors fall off if you get them wet:rolleyes:

other than that there ok:rolleyes:
 
Take it back now..

now now you cant say that it might be one of the good ones............









hahahahahaha sorry i just couldn't keep a strait face while saying that!



has it been checked by someone who knows freelanders?


keep an eye one the IRD, VCU, headgasket, doors, electrics, rear diff, rear window that drops when you open the door..............



personally i wouldn't buy one unless it was silly cheap and came with a series so i could get to work if it rained or when the freelander broke down
 
I'd suggest you Freelander section, for like minded souls
:welcome2:
 
Fooking loony bin here, enjoy the ribbing and join in the fun
 
you might have been ok with a td4, but if it's had the HG upgrade it may be ok
lets just hope it spends less time on the back of a recovery truck than my disco did;)
good luck mate and enjoy the forum
 
Taking the **** is what this forum runs on, It may seem a little (fooking loads) different to other forums.
But when you genuinely want advice after a little **** take you will get great help.

We have several gaylander/freelander members and they can give some gem tips on maintenance etc
 
Its not going to be used for any 'offroading'..its my 'winter' car. Was going to have the rear prop shaft removed to preserve the rear diff thing? I know a little about HGF having had 3 MG 'sports cars', so not too worried about that. But, I suppose everything else is going to fall to bits? :)
 
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