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I need to new rear box for my commercial freelander Are they the same as the rest? I would think so but I work out of town all week and really haven't got the time to send a wrong part back and get the right one come the weekend when I'm back home

I've asked a local garage for a quote to change the clutch on my FL1 How much should I expect to pay for it? I also asked them to include the VCU bearings which are making a bit of a racket Thanx in advance

Thanx Let's hope for the best

Some funny goings on today Got back from work today, 70 mile 2,5 he drive and got this clicking when acellerating after moving slow in traffic followed by a load of smoke coming out the exhaust. Finally when I was nearly home I lost power/turbo. Pulled over for a minute and turned the car of...

Noticed it at 30 mph up a hill No turbo boost Couldn't hear it at all and struggling to get up to speed Cruising along and no power when wanting to speed up Slowing down up hill and no misfire

Hi all Something odd just happened to my Hippo Lets get the facts in order When i drove of this morning half way down the road i heard a clicking noise, just 3 fast clicks Thought it came from the engine but nowt else happend so convinced myself it can from the rear. got a commercial with...

There clearly is a problem with the way things are done Blown out tyres every other mile Crashes every day and don't get me started on those left hand drive eastern european trucks pulling out in front of me flaunting everything ever written in the highway code ferking barsteward nearly run me...

He took time of and smashed through the central reservation of the M1 near Toddington on Wednesday On a related note those truck drivers are doing my head in overtaking each other all the time No wonder there are so many crashes

You should not have fitted the engine Buying via ebay does give you a lot of protection especially if you paid by paypal or credit card as both forms of payment will get you your money back My brother in law bought a car via ebay, had it delivered and as the condition was not as described...

I paid £140 for mine and then some went a week later for £90 I suppose it all depends how badly you need em but i'd give em a miss at that price

Very skittish I spend 4 month driving without a prob shaft as I didn't want to risk damaging the IRD The freelander definitely is not designed to have only front wheel drive

They don't fit Spacings between the studs are different I believe

I was under the impression tratterboys had no hair to worry about as they usually end up tearing theirs out in despair over their tratters :p :p :p :p

Today I fitted a new VCU and took my hippo off-road for a little spell of mud slugging. Can't wait to do some more

Something in the UK is cheaper than abroad :eek: I'm flabbergasted ;) I think you best find out what sort of kit it is There may be a reason it is more expensive, ie better quality

Some stainless steel anchors for the running boards. I had some made by the Brother in Law as the originals fell to bits They will last forever

Thats what he means;)

Thanx guys Sadly none of them do AT 2's so I bought them from the first online shop I came across I got 2 very good AT2's on now and the other 2 are OK'ish regarding the tread but one has a slow puncture and the other some very dodgy cracks. Not going to buy 4 new tyres and waste 2 gooduns...

Are these any good? Land Rover Freelander VCU (Viscous Coupling Unit) Support Bearings TOQ000040 | eBay

unfortunately they don't sell AT 2, just the newer AT