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I had Yoko Geolanders on my Mitsubishi Outlander AWD Great tyres very sticky but only got around 28000 out of them

Sounds like youve sorted all its faults - Why sell it now I know when a car has needed work doing on it you can get ****ed off and and sell but as long as it doesn't need more work doing it must be better to keep it and get some value out of your repairs

Ordered all the parts for a Clutch replacement Three Piece Clutch kit Master/ Slave cylinder unit Slave Bracket and clip Improved Clutch arm with grease nipple 2 litres MTF94 gearbox oil Can't wait to get it fitted and lose that juddery clutch

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Looks a nice Vessel Mechanical s can be fixed but if its scruffy it stays scruffy IMO Happy Motoring

Probably faulty rear speakers - Water gets to them corroding the contacts, etc. I had to replace my front ones I have a couple of tested and working HK speakers if your interested in buying them cheers Lee

I either listen to Radio 2 or 5 Live when using radio but most of the time I use my Iphone 4S as an Ipod as my Pioneer stereo is Iphone compatible At the moment its Stereophonics or Neil Youngs Gr Hits. I have varied taste from Creed to Steely Dan, Elton John (early stuff) to Leanne Rimes...

This reminds me of a tip I once received about waterproofing a Distributor cap with a Marigold Glove LOL Worked though

I was nearly put off by all the bad press about the Freelander but I bought it anyway as IMO it was great value and potentially gave me everything I needed in a car So far I am very happy with it and plan to keep it long term. All cars ten years old need things doing to them and with a...

Well Done - Here's to another 12 months of happy motoring in your Freelander

Last time I looked there were a few for my car on Ebay - good luck in your search

I'm hoping to keep Freddo for a few years. He's in fine mechanical fettle at the moment (touch wood). I only bezz around York and have an occasional trip over to Manchester to see my daughter. So I intend looking after him where I can and I've found that you have fewer problems with my previous...

This is the stuff. I buy loads of stuff from Toolstation as they're like a cheap Screwfix and generally its good quality stuff. Theres always workmen buying their supplies when I pay a visit. Toolstation > Automotive > Lubricants & Sprays > Protection Wax

Taking advantage of the fact it had been dry weather for the past ten days last weekend I went to town on the underneath of Freddo ready for winter On Saturday I first jacked up the drivers side, brushed of any loose rust - Wasn't much to be honest apart from the Petrol tank cradle. Then I...

GHD are the best according to the females in my family

Ensure that the Clutch release arm is fully stripped then lubricated when they do the work on the clutch. I still think there is a good chance that lack of lube there that's causing the problem When I get mine done I will be fitting one of these clutch release arms with a grease nipple so it...

I've been having a good look at budget brands of tyres for Freddo and the one type of tyre I wouldn't fit is a new chinese tyre from what I've read The best budget/ mid range tyre manufacturer is the korean firm Nexen. I've had three setts on three different cars and they perform really well...

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When I bought my Freelander the toolkit was MIA - I picked up a nearly new set on Ebay

I'm after one or maybe two aswell - New or Partworn with at least 4mm of tread