LandyMan
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I hope all the work I have done is good enough!
wish me luck!
wish me luck!
Freelander 1 MOT tomorrow :s
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saxavordian
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fingers crossed and toes and being a male I will be peeing funny 
teddywood1
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it is unbelievable my wife's 1998 petrol sails through no advisories nowt nothing mine a 2006 hse td4 auto and I got a couple of advisories so good luck but if you do gt any advisories then do then asap. Then they are not on you mind and will be done for the next mot
LandyMan
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Thanks guys.
Passed, no advisories woop!!
however, the mot guy pointed something out to me that I would never had found and might also be useful to you guys (if you have a td4, not sure what it is like on the other engines but still worth a look, just in case).
round the back of the engine is a small pipe that appears to rub on the passenger side steering rack and will eventually wear through.
if you jack the front passenger side of your car up and look through the passenger side wheel arch, follow the steering rack up you will see the pipe.
I will try and get a picture later if I have time
Passed, no advisories
woop!!however, the mot guy pointed something out to me that I would never had found and might also be useful to you guys (if you have a td4, not sure what it is like on the other engines but still worth a look, just in case).
round the back of the engine is a small pipe that appears to rub on the passenger side steering rack and will eventually wear through.
if you jack the front passenger side of your car up and look through the passenger side wheel arch, follow the steering rack up you will see the pipe.
I will try and get a picture later if I have time
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