I had my Freelander for 10 years- did me proud :)

As a fellow horse owner, I can sympathise. An expensive addiction :)

Just paid £200 to fix water leak and replace fan belt, and I'm still smiling :)

New belt fitted today �� turned out the old knackered belt was warped

Had the RAC out yesterday as I'd heard the fan belt slipping a bit, and then the steering went really heavy and battery light came on. RAC noticed it had flipped around, so the teeth were on the outside. He put it back and tightened it up. Started it this morning and same problem, checked under...

Well, noticed water dripping out today, so novelty may wear off soon, lol!

Oh, haha! I did click on it- my eyes are still intact. I thought it was going to be that photo... You know the one... :-/

Not going to click on that as I've seen it before... ��

I had my 90 about a month ago, and I'm still an over excited lunatic about it. Talking about her all the time, love seeing her on the car park when I leave work, constant smile when driving, eyes scouring the road for others to wave at. I'm guessing it will be when I'm scraping ice off the...

Thanks, going in garage (again!) on Monday!

Urgh. 1999 Freelander, had a problem with engine warning light coming on and revs suddenly dipping, also at times over revving. RAC and garage tested and said potentiometer (thought it was as had this problem before, and was sorted by new potentiometer). I sourced a 2nd hand one, had it...

I was about to start a thread about waving etiquette, being a recent 90 owner. In my (limited) experience, newer defenders/ discoveries don't wave, or even glance in your direction. My first waver was an old disco, kind of a respectful, serious 'yep. We are indeed the chosen.' Some waves are...

Thanks, I'd never heard of that :)

What is the best way to clean it out? There's loads of wires for a stereo, so I don't want to knacker them :-/ .

No, I would never use it for a child to sit on. There would be very little room, it's true, and I do like the cubby... so probably will have to put the husband in the back :)