ashleywood.ash
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Guys I am currently on 69849miles and after reading many times about the VCU 70k change I just want to ask should I do this? I know you will say its up to me but you seniors have had freelanders longer and more than me.
I have tried to read the tests and got a bit fed up of listening to that RIPEDOFF guy going on.
I have not noticed any driving issues with the car and dont have a long bar and weights etc, but I do have a torque wrench and 32mm socket.
does the jacking up the front and putting in first and turning rear offside wheel apply to automatics to? do I need it in D or 1?
anyways I have searched and I just would like the majority of opinion of whether you would change the VCU even though i dont appear to have any issues YET.
ps I know you say dont use recons but Ashcroft is not far from me and they seem to have a decent rep. are there recons ok and what are the avereage price of a recon to a new VCu.
cheers in advance
I have tried to read the tests and got a bit fed up of listening to that RIPEDOFF guy going on.
I have not noticed any driving issues with the car and dont have a long bar and weights etc, but I do have a torque wrench and 32mm socket.
does the jacking up the front and putting in first and turning rear offside wheel apply to automatics to? do I need it in D or 1?
anyways I have searched and I just would like the majority of opinion of whether you would change the VCU even though i dont appear to have any issues YET.
ps I know you say dont use recons but Ashcroft is not far from me and they seem to have a decent rep. are there recons ok and what are the avereage price of a recon to a new VCu.
cheers in advance