Hi all,picked up my freelander 2 earlier,behaved perfectly for the short 25 mile drive home,found all the controls etc easy to use,will be picking your brains over the coming weeks/months as I’m a Land Rover newbie
My Freelander 2 picked up a couple of hours ago
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ian mitchell
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i noticed that the later GS models had leather from about 2011,a lot better than the earlier interior.
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i would consider a new one than mine,its the electrical gremlins that are putting me off.
mine has a power drain,
and can`t find what`s causing it ,nothing shows up on diagnostics.
mine has a power drain,and can`t find what`s causing it ,nothing shows up on diagnostics.
ian mitchell
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2009 just the `s` model though, no terrain response.runs right enough though, even with it`s few faults.
had it nearly five years & its had 2batteries,2 sets of track rod ends,3sets of drop links,1 spring,
new strut top bearings,,2 drive shaft boots, all new brakes,new heater plugs,and a service.oh &2 sets of tyres.
but its still the original car,sounds a bit like triggers brush
had it nearly five years & its had 2batteries,2 sets of track rod ends,3sets of drop links,1 spring,
new strut top bearings,,2 drive shaft boots, all new brakes,new heater plugs,and a service.oh &2 sets of tyres.
but its still the original car,sounds a bit like triggers brush
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Only problem with leather seats is that the dog cover I use on the back seat slides when our spaniel jumps in - cross between a stereotype and a cartoon moment
We have a spaniel too,had a dog guard fitted today to keep him in the back and off the seats
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i know. just haven`t got around to fitting the other side, after the trouble i had fitting the nearside one.Springs should be replaced in pairs.
i used two pairs of spring compressors and still struggled.so i just keep putting it off.
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Looks like a nice FL2 you've got yourself there. I think I spy it has a heated front screen too...?
If so, that'll be useful come those frosty mornings.
If so, that'll be useful come those frosty mornings.
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The HFS is about the most useful option to have on a vehicle. I really try to avoid buying a vehicle that doesn't have it fitted.
Thanks-yep heated front screen,enjoying the car even though early days,touched in the few stone chips it had and polished all the metal trim as well as fitted a dog guard so far.
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