Hello! It's worth using the search facility - lots of old posts on just about everything. See post 8 on this thread: https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/clutch-pedal-at-top-of-travel.292423/#:~:text=140mm%20(5%201%2F2%22,is%20for%20a%20series%20three.

We parked the Freelander next to one the other day, you can see over it's roof from our driving seat. Obviously spent too much money on it, it was Aldi's car park!

Some of the potholes have rendered many roads close to 4x4 only!

Yes, and I stuck another on fit good measure some time ago!

8mm I’d say

Sounds right. I’ve changed the starter twice and never noticed that cable!

Turns out the connections are all sound, but there’s a stray earth wire that doesn’t look long enough to connect to anything (the other end is to the chassis). See photo. The starter has been sluggish at times, but would work fine after a few tries. Last week it wouldn’t turn over at all. I just...

Thanks!

Quick question, anyone know the size of the nut in the electrical connection at the starter motor on the 200tdi?

Remind us - which Land Rover is it you own?

Make sure everything works and check underneath for corrosion. One I looked at still had half a small field attached to the underside. After that I had a professional inspection done, they're a tad more complex than my old Series 2A!

Don't care, haven't got one! :p

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Which restaurant?

I gave up and took it to a garage, if I’d hit it any harder I might have made it undriveable and would have had to get it towed!

The Freelander disc was a pain to get off though!

I've got Britpart performance front discs on both the Defender and Freelander, with EBC pads and they've definitely been an improvement. Edit: Paddock and LR Parts both do them.

Why not send them back?

The Scouts used to do it, so it must be about 40 years ago for me!

Amazing at sunrise if you can handle the dark climb!