Having looked at that I am going to stick to the roof ones :eek: looks cluttered on the back. Si

Thanks Freelaner a useful reply. Si

Picking up my Freelander tomorrow ('04 Sport TD4) and I need to consider the best way to carry two bikes. It has the roof rail kit but having done SW searching I also see there are racks which fit to spare wheel although this idea confuses me as spare is off centre?!? Anyway what have people...

There's some very angry people on here!! Si

:clap2: well said bluey, I was thinking the same! One of the posts on here was from a member talking about his positive experiences with his Freelander in the snow, practically the whole thread is comments from inadequate Disco and Defender owners. If they really owned these vehicles then why...

Rodd - how did you find the road noise and which model and how much per corner did they work out? Si

It's not possible as the ISOFIX points are integral to the chasis of the car. I had exactly the same problem, the best option is to get a Maxi Cosi seat and family fix base. This base uses the seatbelt to fix it in place and as the ISOFIX base it remains in the car so you can click the seat on...

Glad I found this thread, when I asked the same question recently about a good AT tyre for the Sport I had several people telling me don't bother - buy yourself some 16" steels! Uh no I don't think so - that's why I bought a Sport model because it's set off with nice alloys etc. Good couple of...

Sounds interesting - perhaps you would like to tell me a bit more about this connection and I could Dave myself a lot of time?? Si

Cheers Landy, will have a look tomorrow in the daylight. Si

I need to remove the internal boot trim on te drivers side to get to the wiring behind the lights to wire in tow bar electrics. I removed the 'toggle' style clips but it didn't seem to have much give and felt like I was going to break something in the process. What else needs to be...

.........................here it is - http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/hid-kit-my-freelander-46635.html Si

There is a thread on here somewhere if you do a search.......... Si

Thanks for the info Gaz, which system did you plump for then? I am looking at replacement headrests which already have the screen/player built in so I don't have to hack the headrests up and it's not so 'permanent'. Good to know there is a feed close by and thanks for the heads up on the fuse...

It is indeed sealed and when you buy the new one it is pre-filled with fluid so no need to bleed anything. Part required is - Land Rover Freelander 1 Clutch Master Cylinder TD4 on eBay (end time 31-Oct-10 08:25:57 GMT) Good luck, just done mine and it's 100% sorted the problem. Si

No probs bud, I did it with the mindset that it's the cheapest and most accessible part to rule out first - it seems that 95% of these turn out to be the master cylinder so fingers crossed for you! Si

I have just had the exact same fault fixed on my '04 TD4 and it's common, use the search and you will findoads of threads documenting the same problem. Most commonly it's the clutch master cylinder inside of which is a rubber diaphragm which over time can let fluid move at the wrong time -...

Evening Has anyone fitted one of the tv kits into the headrests in their Freelander?? I am looking to fit one of the highly rated kits from eBay which are a screen and DVD player in one unit already fitted into a headrest. What I need to know is where I could get a power feed for I the...

2004 TD4 Sport SW - and I love it! Si

Cheers Mark - very informative. Seems like a great idea really especially if you consider the weather we had earlier in the year!! So if the remote cost £1100 then how much was the original heater to have fitted in the first place?!? Where did you research or find the cost for the accessories...