Just correcting my post of yesterday, my blades are actually 22" and 21"

Pretty sure my 2006 MK1 has 21" on the drivers side and 20" on the passenger side.

The vent is hard to see without a flashlight, because it's as far forward as the front of the front seats and set into the ridge of metal that stops your junk rolling into the back of the landy from the driver and passenger footwell. Hope that makes sense.

Have you checked to see if any heat is coming out of the vents under the front seats? If all else fails, you can get portable heaters that plug into cigarette lighter socket.

You may find using sofware, like nero or power dvd to make a music cd, rather than a data cd, will work; it does for me.

When my 2005 TD4 Auto's IRD started leaking, it turned out to be an O ring. Just throwing that in. My local Indy LR garage replaced it, so I don't actually know where you'd look to see if that is the culprit. But acording to my guy, it's a common problem.

Just popped out to check mine; it stays on. I've had it for two years and as far as I recall it has always worked with the ignition off.

Those will be for the CD auto changer and the amp; at leat that's what the wires are connected to under my front seats.

On my 2006 four door td4, the two holes on the left are for the spotlight and foglight. the two on the right are for the rear windscreen wiper and washer. Hope that helps.

That is a much better and more accurate explanation; doubtless my memory won't retain it any longer this time, than it did the last five or six times that I discovered what it was.

Before anyone complains that you haven't bothered using the wonderful seach facility, I'll tell you that it dosen't connect to anything. It just hangs there and, apparently, does something useful along the lines of filtering the fuel?

Had this problem when I first got my freelander; the garage that sold it to me had a good look at the problem, but in the end they replaced both mirrors. Apparrently, replacement is quite easy, but not very cheap. The garage was going to get a kit to fix them, from somewhere online? But in the...

It's been almost a year since I got my 05 TD4 Auto, and it's been really great; I must be one of the lucky ones. A couple of tyres, a couple of headlight bulbs, a battery and a pollen filter is all I've had to do to it. Until last year, when it got into the hands of the garage I brought it from...

Sub woofer. That's my guess.

You need to pull the filler nozzel one notch out and then it will be able to breath and will stop clicking off.

I'm pretty sure you need a new battery in your key fob, but no doubt the experts will be along soon to give you a definative answer.

That is probably the most sensible option, and I do have a standalone satnav and a couple of satnav apps on my phone, but I can't quite bring myself to give up entirely on the Becker. Besides, I do like the sound and the quality of the radio reception; it actually pulls in more stations than any...

I have wondered about that, and if true, and if anyone actually discovers a reasonably priced up to date disk that works, I for one would be interested. Unfortunately, I think I've already wasted too many hours searching the www for one, without any luck.

Some weeks back I did take a chance and brought a 2015 disk off a guy on Gumtree, it was advertised a disk for a Freelander 1, and although I messaged the guy to make sure it would work, which he confirmed, obviously it didn't, but he did at least refund me promptly. Land Rover and the Becker...

Mine are 2005 disks and look pretty much the same, except that the pictures are slightly different and at the bottom of the disk it says NAVTEQ - Customer services, not; Navigation tecnhologies, Customer services. Personally, I quite like the system; it's a bit fiddly to use and the maps are...