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Hi. Thanks for the further info and the advice! I'll always check first. Now on with the battle

👆👆👆 This all day long

Yes, then if no click double check by splicing into the next solenoid's wire to make sure the click is audible(i tried on D2 and i heard it) so if the RHF doesnt click and the other does you know but if no sound on any solenoids compare...

It has been a while, but if memory serves me it is on the linkage by the latch. A small plastic piece which grips the rod, allowing the rod to slide. Hard to explain, but it basically transfers the movement, so as handle is pulled sideways the...

Seller defo on drugs!

Are you referencing the over-the-top clip for the exterior door handle? The linkage that is at the top right of the door if you look at it from the cab of the car?

So for welding & make your life easier Take rear tub off. Take doors & bulkhead/wings off Carry on doing the above & your 1/2 way to a chassis swap. You know you will be chasing rust on the old chassis. Have you got space to change the...

I've had my 2009 LR2 HSE (gas, auto, straight six) for over eight years now, and I'm doing the rear brakes for the fourth time. Yes, my car... or me... eats rear brakes. It has about 180,000 on it, and I put on 100,000 of that. So, about 25,000...

Righty, I am still 50/50 on whether to do the full chassis swap now the more I ponder it..... I have taken it out of the shed and jetwashed the fvck out of the chassis inside and out... something I probably should have done before tbh. But hence...

I'll drop them to 35 , not towing anything but lots of luggage, mostly bloody shoes :D :D

Hopefully somebody will have a suggestion! Just bought through a reputable auction a '78 diesel ser 3 lightweight, ex dutch army. It has lots of history and paperwork but cannot find anywhere on the vehicle to prove its ID. No VIN plate in the...

Thats similar to what a neighbour has done. He used plastic stuff which you'd usually use to prevent leaves getting in guttering and has them on his and wife's cars. Another neighbour told me yesterday, crows are trying to remove the seals in...

I wouldn’t go as high as 40. They’ll be some give - it’s pretty much a 2 tonne car.

I find these types of silicone dog brushes work well at removing a lot of the dog hairs from carpet/fabric…

Strips of 2" masking tape pull most of the dog hair out of the seats and carpet Just done mine and yes there were some under the boot liner in the wheel well 🤔

FL2 235 / 65 / 17 tyres I'm finding 32 psi suggested but they are flexing a bit more than I'd like Thinking of putting 40 psi in for the road trip Thoughts anyone ??

So just to double check if I'm reading the ETM correctly I need to splice in 12v to the SR grey-red wire that goes between pin 1 on the modulator and pin 6 on the ECU ? (red on screen capture attached)

Find the wire which ges to it from the modulator's connector and splice into it with +12V cos afaik the earth is common for all and if it clicks it should be OK, or find the wire for other solenoid, measure resistance and compare if you see what...

Time to get creative with some chicken wire?

A follow up. Yesterday evening, i nipped outside to my van to get something and as i walked past my car, i noticed the cardboard was gone and the feathery marks on glass/pecking marks on rubber seals. Running out of options, so i wrapped the...

If its just something to work on together I wouldn't necessarily discount a 90, I mean at least they're a manageable size... or a later series for a restomod style build? I guess you don't really know what this child will want, they might even...

Any local Indy ought to be able test the above and/or remove them?

@blue beasty Please shift to Freelander section (yes, we have one!)

That is the issue and why this is an uphill battle. She has driven it once about 10 years ago on a green lane and has refused to drive it since. She is only a begrudging passenger when her car is too small which is far more often now there is a...