should it roll???

Hi again,i have noticed that my 2000 1.8 freelander does not seem to roll when stopped and no brakes on?its like when waiting at lights e.t.c and take foot of brake and in my astra it would roll with the road but in the freelander it seems reluctant to roll,but when i parked in a level car park i got out and pushed it just to see how easy it would move and was easily moving back and forth with only 1 hand so does not seem to be brakes binding ???just wondered if this is normal with the transmission/weight e.t.c,my last landy was an auto disco so no rolling at all!lol,any thoughts apprieated...also the ramp into the car park levels was a constant tight loop and as always the freelander felt tighter on the full lock but on the way down like that it seemed when i braked the o/s/f wheel literally slid about 1-2 inch and i heard the abs ping a couple of times but the ground was wet and new smooth cement!is this normal?? i still have the dreaded concerns about the tight vcu syndrome!!cheers

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I think you're concerned about nothing. If you're concerned about that, make sure you never read any threads which have the following terms in the title:

- VCU
- IRD
- HGF
- Doors

Else you might end up with Paranoia...

Ill roll it for ya....

I think yeh VCU is fooked

Find a gravel car park and turn slowly on full lock, if yeh VCU's gone south, you will see and hear your rear wheel, kicking gravel out because of the transmission wind up caused by said fooked VCU.