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Anyone know where I can get the outer part of the fuel cap? It was loose and I've been meaning to glue it for ages but out of sight etc.... Don't want to spend 50 quid on eBay for the whole thing!

That's great, well done! At least it wasn't sized like mine.

Sorry, even though I've had a few landies I'd still call myself a novice with the mechanics. Don't know the spec of the bolts. I'll change the name of this thread and see if anybody else can help.

Just before you go down a route of replacing parts. Just try and give the battery a charge. Mine was sitting for a while and wouldn't start and sounded like yours, checked the battery and it was showing over 3/4 charge so didn't think it was that but decided to give it a charge anyway and fired...

I haven't got around to doing mine yet, working through the other problems with the car 😀 but (and I think other will agree) always go with new/original parts or good second hand ones. Never use off brand or random bolts especially for the drive train!

No, definitely leave it as is 😀

Sorry, need to read things properly! Didn't realise you mentioned the frame!

Welcome to the forum and welcome to leaky sunroofs 😀 you should be able to buy repair kits on eBay. I'm thinking of doing the same thing...

@Arctic2 are you or were you a Land Rover mechanic? You knowledge is always impeccable 😀

Yes that's correct, forgot to mention that. The 24mm turns anti clockwise to tighten.

Thanks Artic

Just regarding the heated seat button, my passenger side one wasn't working when I got my Freelander. I was in the same situation as you, none available anywhere so I tried just taking it apart and giving it a good clean (it was covered in goop) has been working perfectly ever since! Maybe...

Forgot to give an update on this. Got this set from ebay for £29 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/404573936474?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ykjow_0yqvs&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=thg2a4xmrgy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Was really easy following this video Snapped off the top of...

Looks very good with the top off!

What's this "problem free" you speak off? 😀

It's alot easier when you remove the pulley underneath 👍

Hi Swl, yeah I had to take off the pulley just under the tensioner (used an Alan key, can't remember the size) then was able to get a 15mm spanner in behind and tighten up the bolt (not sure why yours isn't moving if the front one is) but unfortunately mines completely seized so have to fit a...

Ok just so I'm reading this right, everything fits together ok but the pads won't fit back over the new discs. Do you mean the pads are too thick ie there isn't enough space?

Thanks pwood I will. Think I might just get the new one on anyway as probably it's the original one on there and there's over 150,000 miles on the clock.

It's the pulley that's sized pwood, thanks I've had a look at that thread already 👍 Gonna get my mechanic to do it though, don't know if I've mentioned before but I'm a bit disabled 😁 and yesterday and this morning has taken it out of me and I'll be too sore for the next week or so to do any...