wightrover
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hi folks i get a slight clunk from the rear of my 99 deisel f.l. when i pull away and some friction from the front wheels on full lock any clues please
slight clunk on rear driver side when pulling away
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top-cat
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soak all 4 wheels in petrol and light them with a match
Diesel Do
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Diesel Do
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Plus check your rear diff bushes! Front one most common but rears go too
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wightrover
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what at £1.48 a litre!!
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cracked chassis or subframe mount.
Drag in the drive train is normal due to the VCU. If the wheels skip and hop it's seized. I expect the rear dif's front mount could be worn!!
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This seems to be the most common problem on Hippo's juding by the thread-per-day we have on the subject. I hold my hands up, I too had this problem when I were more of a noob than I am now.
You reckon we could club together and get some cheap prime time TV ad time and do an awareness campaign
? Bet that would please MHM .
You reckon we could club together and get some cheap prime time TV ad time and do an awareness campaign
? Bet that would please MHM .
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not really .
I would rather LR had fixed the faults, rather than denying everything
.I would rather LR had fixed the faults, rather than denying everything
WLJayne
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not really
I would rather LR had fixed the faults, rather than denying everything
Yeh you're not wrong
. Us freelander owners have been cut a pretty raw deal by LR it has to be said. Such a shame. If it weren't for the build quality and reliability issues it would probably be the best soft roader in the world for under £10k.
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not really
I would rather LR had fixed the faults, rather than denying everything
Faults? What faults? Mines perfect
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my newer one is perfect to very proud of it
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Faults? What faults? I'm delusional
Gibber gibber
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Corrected for the sake of accuracy
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