Recent content by Major Eazy

Took my 5-door diesel Freelander 1 to garage for full services, drove home in a 3-door petrol Freelander 1 courtesy car.

Oh? You mean you got a Freelander 2 with a keyless Star/Stop button or something like that?

What about using the key to unlock the door, instead of using the remote controller? So many people have ended up using remote controllers to unlock the doors to a point it had ended up as a habit for most people to have not thought about using the key.

Keep it on. It helps keeping stuff you put into the "Freelander-Trailer" dry from wet weather as well as security. If you are the sort who goes camping, the trailer could act like a micro caravan, to sleep in. Plus it would look cool. I've seen Defender and Discovery turned into a trailer, and...

@rich28uk First of all: Congratulations on new baby. I don't know if the baby is your first or if you already have other kids. I've been a single parent for like 16 years, but my kids are now older and have moved out. Wishing your new baby many years of well being health, but you have to...

Oh, now you mention it, I went back to your original posting, and noticed the time-stamp on it. Sorry, I should have checked how old the original posting was. Must've had too much on my mind or tired to notice. And that's a great photo of your dog, nice dog.

I don't have a dog, well I did have a Jack Russell but that was the ex-wife's and she took the dog with her when she moved out. Remember that dogs are like humans, each dogs have their own ways, as well as the fact that a puppy will grow to larger size. My advice is: You will have to find ways...

Ouch! Are you too cheap to buy a step-ladder? :-) You got a problem with step-ladders to a point, you would treat your Range Rover as a makeshift one? :-)

I did figure a Freelander's bonnet hood wasn't that strong compared to a Defender's, so I thought about getting models to pose by leaning against or maybe sit on and around the edges, but not in the middle of the bonnet. I just noticed some photos around on the Internet, where some women have...

When I had a Ford Focus, my teenager kids tend to sit on the engine hood, and in doing so, often almost dented it. I encouraged my kids to lean against the hood, but not to sit on it, they can sit on the edge of the boot, stand on the door step. For past 3 years, I have a Freelander. I've seen...

Not heard of that saying. I was thinking more of the better safer than sorry proverb. In my 13 years of driving (10 with Ford Focus, and past 3 with Freelander), I've always drove almost every day or every few days, and always filled up every week or two, depending on how much fuel I used up and...

That's great then, thanks. I was wondering if by the time the lockdown finally gets lifted, and I can travel, I thought I would have to drive something like 50 miles to use up stale fuel and flush it out with fresh fuel. Okay, so few months is fine, but not years, got it. Once again, thanks.

Before the lockdown started, I filled up my car for a long journey, I got almost a full tank. Then the lockdown started on 23rd March, so I cancelled the planned journey. For past weeks, I only drove to the supermarket once a week, and I usually drive in the opposite direction and drive around...

Part of my Freelander's door got damaged, no idea how it started, and it became worst when I tried to open the door. I did a quick fix repair for now, I cut off the part of the bend bar, and temporary tape it down with duct tape. I'll try hot glue gun or superglue or whatever other glue that's...