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I've heard of it being done on a KV6 using an extension on the spark plug socket and with no need to remove the manifold. Never done it myself though...:cool: Cheers Rog

Ditto on mine (2003 TD4) Cheers Rog

LMAO!! :) Cheers Rog

Air con can drip for days. Depends on ambient temperature, moisture levels, angle of vehicle when parked, etc, etc. Sample a drip (bit of white kitchen towel is good). Air con drips are just water so should be completely clear, clean and odour free. As Shutty says, if you looks, feels or...

If you look in the top right hand corner of his post you might find a little clue... :rolleyes: Cheers Rog

Checking your door seals are properly located and undamaged has to be a good place to start. Cheers Rog

I've currently got Bridgestone Duelers and they are very quiet indeed. Almost no tyre noise right up above the national speed limit... They grip and handle well too. Cheers Rog

The orginal diesel (called various things by different people but badged as Di, XDi, XEDi, etc) was the orginal engine put in the Freelander when LR was still part of Rover. When BMW took over at LR the TD4 which was derived from the engine found in the BMW 320d was used instead. This was when...

The RAVE CD shows a brake light switch and a brake light sense switch. I have been sent the brake light sense switch. Is this the right one to replace to fix the TC/HDC warning light problem? Cheers Rog

Land Rover workshop CD free download: The Green Oval - Downloads | Land Rover Data Cheers Rog

I had exactly the same on a Mondeo last year. I even changed the nsr wheel bearing I was so convinced that was the problem. A couple of weeks after changing this I needed new tyres anyway and guess what - Noise gone. Was glad I bought the bearing cheap off eBay and fitted it myself or I would...

Just got the brake light switch through from Rimmer Bros to sort my (very) infrequent TC/HDC lights coming on. However, when I compare the switch to the one on RAVE it looks like they have sent me the brake pedal sensor not the switch. Is this what I need or have they got it wrong? It only...

My 2003 TD4 manual comfortably does 500 miles from every tank. That's about 39mpg on average by my reckoning. Mostly to and from work with a mix of dual carriageways and urban roads. Does help that I work shifts and rarely travel in the rush hour. Cheers Rog

Hello mate It's likely to be an ABS sensor playing up. Could also be your brake light switch helping to confuse things too. As for fitting, there are people on this forum who will no doubt help you with that question. But also, do a search on here you will find this has all been well...

Mine went the day I picked it up so the dealer fixed it for nowt. It was the master cylinder in my case and (according to the copy invoice I asked for) it cost them: Master cylinder £122.59 Clutch fluid £6.00 Labour £45.00 Total £173.59+VAT = £203.99 Cheers Rog

They are heated all the time the same as on BMWs. Cheers Rog

You let your dog scratch your back window and you haven't got rid of it? Next you'll be telling us you let your missus put her feet up on the dashboard... Cheers Rog

My TD4 is very quiet and still pulls like a train at 90mph. Have had 110 out of it on the flat & felt like it still had more. Solution to your problem - Get a TD4. Cheers Rog (Sorry, just back from the pub - about as helpful as I'm likely to get...:cool:)

The X-Trail diesel is noisy, rattly and thristy. I had a 2003 X-Trail diesel immediately before I bought my Freelander and the difference is amazing. The Freelander is quieter, smoother and rides much better. Handling is about the same. Also, the Nissan has no cloth surfaces inside (the...

Run mine all round at 30PSI. Looks and drives fine. Check with another gauge... Cheers Rog