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I do that too although probably worse is on a Monday when I jump in taxi to start work I still think I'm driving an auto

I have the older version of that not a bad piece of kit for the price ,as with everything you get what you pay for. GPS packed up on mine after 12 months but did get swapped between vehicles I now have the single din version runs Windows 8 and has internet not bad for less than £200

Yeah sluggish was probably the wrong word more hesitant , could be me not used to auto lol it's fine once rolling. Not overly concerned by the fuel consumption but as we keep getting told every little helps lol ,and a bit more power wouldn't hurt lol on the odd occasion I'm allowed to drive it

Yeah did wonder if a remap would be a better option, as the wife has an 80 mile commute everyday on mixture of A roads and motorway. Have noticed its a bit sluggish at junctions it's an 04 td4 auto

Wife's been using the freelander now for a couple of weeks seems to be running fine getting between 450/500 miles to a tank it's had egr kit fitted and silicone hoses so am now looking at a tuning box but was wondering how much difference it would make to the mpg

Bought it well Saturday really had fun on way home wading round Doncaster

Saw that one then found this Australian Made Slide-on Campers and Camper Trailers Sunshine Coast | Trayon Campers Queensland This comes as trailer or fits on a chassis cab also they have a European distributor based in France I think been thinking of building an overland/expedition defender...

Australian Made Slide-on Campers and Camper Trailers Sunshine Coast | Trayon Campers Queensland Try this one sorry

Saw these last night thought they were excellent then saw these www.trayoff.com

Off top of my head not sure if it's 3 or 6 months warranty it comes with but going to try for 12 months

Lol yeah I was just thinking I'd try and get a 12 month warranty out of them but that could work too lol :)

This ones done 120k am kind of hoping it's had vcu done previously as it's had a rear diff at some point which simmonites fitted but they didn't know if vcu had been done but said they would check

What's the reasoning in having all 4 tyres the same ? I understand having same tyres on each axle

As far as I know it's the rear diff that's been changed /worked on hence the concern as it seems main reasons for rear diff fault would be ird/vcu

Cheers for the replys. We've been told its had a new diff so am a bit wary as hes not Saïd anything about vcu or ird