Hi and tailgate problem.

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Big Mal

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Hi Guys, :)

My name's Mal and I've just signed up this evening.

Hope you don't mind me jumping straight in with a question.

I have owned my Freelander TD4 for 3 years. I bought it when it was 3 months old and have had no probs with it until recently.
My mate and I went fishing in Hampshire and after donning our waders, I shut the rear door and as I turned to walk away I hear a clunk, following which the rear tailgate window dropped inside the bodywork.

Fortunately I was fishing in private grounds as I had to leave the vehicle with the window down.

The dealership from where I purchased the vehicle undertook the repairs and because it was only 3 months out of warranty they met me half way with the bill. Apparently they had to replace a window regulator because the cable that drives the window had snapped.

I have since learned of at least 15 other freelanders that have experienced the same problem and therefore believe their is a fundamental design fault.

Have any of you guys experienced a similar problem or are you aware of anyone that has?

Regards,

Mal. :confused:
 
yup.

welcome to loonyzone.

1) please read the furst fred in this section.
2) look in general questiions.
3) search for window cable.
4) if yu still cant find the answer - post in the Freelandersection.
 
Thanks for the welcome and advice.

Up at sparrow's f*rt so off to ctach some ZZZZs now, but will look tomorrow.

Cheers,

Mal.
 
Hi All,
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