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I had one on my Vw camper wired up to a switch and a roof mounted lcd panel monitor, I had an IR camera so was quite good in the dark as well

Have a look here to, The IACV can also cause a stutter at idle, plus idle rising and falling http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/idle-control-valve-question-241186.html http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/throttle-position-sensor-question-241085.html

There are loads of them on eBay, I've just looked, just type 'freelander throttle position sensor' there about £13 ish

I bought a second hand one

Mine used to come on randomly whilst I was driving, flickered a bit then nothing from a few days to a few weeks. It measures the position of the throttle, the name gives it away a bit lol

When I was having that problem I changed the Throttle position sensor, about £10 on ebay from what I can remember. Haven't had any issues since, fingers crossed and all :rolleyes:

Get a cheap bluetooth OBD2 reader from Amazon/ebay and download the 'Torque' app to your phone or tablet it will give you fault codes to help identify the problem plus you can clear any faults stored and turn the yellow light off...

Does the ABS bulb illuminate at all? Check out this thread page 3 for a table of light sequences http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/freelander-abs-reset-57769-3.html

If you can blow through it when its removed its fooked...... with no power it defaults to closed position. I had the same problem not so long back

FREELANDER 1 N/S REAR EXTERIOR DOOR HANDLE | eBay

Whoops...... still, at least the problem is sorted...;)

Whoops...... still, at least the problem is sorted...

Yes that's correct

Fair point, well presented lol :D:D

you may well have read my post then lol

Saying that, I believe I did to...

Well I suppose 2 years is a lot of vibration and extreme temperature ranges for them to put up with.... Good luck and report back with your findings

In that case you can assume that the fault lies after the connection that you made to your aux/driving lights. lol, yes agree regarding the summer:rolleyes:

Main beam as in dipped beam? That would work however if the fuse blew you would loose both lamps which could be a bit tricky if it was at night on a twisty road....