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Many thanks for the advice on the handbrake cable. I had rebuilt my rear brakes recently with new shoes and springs. Didn't realise I had gone the wrong side of the tab with the handbrake cable. All ok now. thanks again

No brakes aren't sticking - I removed the drum and the noise was still there

My 2005 TD4 has developed a squeak in the area of the rear nearside wheel. There's no vibration or jerks just the grating noise shown in the video link. Is this a wheel bearing on the way out? thanks all Freelander TD4 Rear Wheel Noise - YouTube

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/fuel-rail-pressure-sensor-harness-change-154473.html

That's a shame because its getting in my way in the garage.

Keep smiling Gary - thoughts are with you mate

And I have one for sale in my garage. Genuine LR one in good condition

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/fuel-rail-pressure-sensor-harness-change-154473.html

Why not the fuel rail sensor plug? They are prone to corrosion and an easy fix approx £40

Hi and welcome Tube with the hot gasses could be the fbh "fuel burning heater". Has the EGR been bypassed?

It steadily got worse - started as poor running. Have you looked at the plug on the end of your fuel rail?

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I take it you have a TD4? Change my master cylinder last year bit of a fiddly job for me getting the union apart. I used long nosed pliers. Its like a speed fit try pushing it in before separating.

Bought my oil from the main dealers at just over £10 per Litre. Used my wife's digital kitchen scales to accurately weigh the 1.6L to give me a good guide to how much oil I had put in. Found the first bottle, which was fully sealed had just over 0.8L. Filled the gearbox very carefully with no...

While changing my gearbox oil today I noticed a few areas of oil under the car but cant work out where they come from. Oil looks fairly clean. The picture I took doesn't show the oil very well. Its the light brown areas in the picture, the darker parts are totally dry. Any ideas where the oil...