Hi all....Just got an '02 Freelander TD4 GS.Making mincemeat of the snow and ice up here,but the vent systems shocking!!! misted up everywhere! I thought they were built for these conditions?(any advice?).I've been browsing around the site and reading lots and hope to post stuff and get to know some of you later.Cheers for now S.
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SCOTSMAN
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Fit like fae Aberdeenshire. Cold init.:tea:might be a solution
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:welcome2: :tea: ???? :beer2:more like! slange!
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Check your coolant level, low levels will reduce the ability to heat the interior.
Check your bootbox for water (leaking tailgate door seal) and see if your footwell carpet is wet (leaking heater matrix) , both will cause condensation inside.
Check your bootbox for water (leaking tailgate door seal) and see if your footwell carpet is wet (leaking heater matrix) , both will cause condensation inside.
