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:rolleyes: Post police? :blabla:

@ Steve, The props don't really weigh enough to damage the UJs to be honest, although, dont let them bend more than 45degrees. Also, no need to mark the props against the pinion/ rear diff as it would make no difference what so ever what way it goes back on.

Personally i use nothing but A/Ts on my Hippo. I feel they are better all round apart from a little more road noise.

Cheers Ming... It really is an easy job if you don't mind a bit of spannering! Also, i should point out that this mod requires you to inform your insurance company as it may invalidate your insurance if you ever need to claim.

Truth be told, it only took me an hour and a half from start to finish, with the odd ciggie in between. If you blank off the IRD, you will stop the vibration when taking off! You can get the plate from here... eBay.ie: Freelander IRD Transfer Gearbox Blanking Plate (item 290452025622 end time...

Easy -Yes, Cheap - Not if it has to be replaced! haha

Sorry for putting this in here, but the for sale section is out of order....I keep getting an "unrecoverable Error" when trying to place an ad... I have converted my Freelander to 2 wheel drive, so have my VCU (Viscus Coupling) and prop shafts for sale. The VCU is in perfect working order as...

Just thought i would put up a few words and pictures for anyone else that is thinking about doing this conversion. It can be done in a matter of hours and quite easily if you have the right tools. I will get the exact sizes later. Tools Needed: Female Torx sockets Ratchet Assorted Spanners...

Getting about 480 - 500 miles from a full tank in my L series. 160k on the clock and converted to 2 wheel drive.

Sounds like the MAF has failed.

1998 XEDI - Wouldn't change it for anything!

Love my Freelander and Land Rover in general. Can't really see myself going over to another brand in the near future.

Just done this myself, easy 20min job.

Welcome, Another Beverley head here! :)

Cheers dude, will give it a try!

Hi Para, strange as it may sound, its the replacement key that works fine. Its the original key that looks to be buggered! Quick update... Checked the VCU thoroughly today, and it looks to be in perfect working order. However, the bearings look to be completely shot! I could "wiggle" the prop...

Agh right, ok. :) Thanks for the welcome, i actually live in Cork during the week. Work in the city center

Didn't get to go either. Was working on the Freelander.

Did you just have a brain fart? What are you on about!? :doh:

Thanks for the info MHM. Will check that also. Matt