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If it helps, I'll swap your working FBH for mine, which isn't working... No smoke then :)

There's Wild Tracks, near Newmarket. Not been there so don't know much more than that.

As a native (almost) of Oaklands, I can say that there aren't any Byways in the immediate area, and not many in that part of the county :( And hello from a fellow Freelander driver :)

I bought a set of steel wheels for my Freelander for ~£50 on eBay and have fitted them with General AT² tyres: The steelies only come as a 15", and in silver - although nothing to stop you painting them... HTH :)

At the risk of stating the flipping obvious, the cig. lighter socket is only live when the ignition's switched on. ;) It's a PITA, and the first vehicle I've owned that's like that :confused: As for sat. nav. taking you over a gravel or uneven road, what's the problem with that? It's a...

Can I just point out that although my name is Gordon Brown (yes, really), I have nothing to do the government...! :o

The changes apply to vehicles registered on or after 1 March 2001, when the graduated road tax was brought in - I think that's Y-reg onwards. Yes, your TD4 will be in the £300 bracket from next year. Yes, higher road tax for less fuel efficient vehicles is pointless as we already pay...

Be aware that some of the breakdown recovery insurance policies have small-print that says you must carry a servicable spare wheel with you. A friend of mine has a Smart For-Two which doesn't have a spare wheel (it'd need two for the different sized front and rears anyway) and when he got a...

Yes, it's true. Seen the photos.

That's strange. According to the RAC Travel Guidebook, the only compulsory items in France are a GB plate and beam deflectors. http://www.rac.co.uk/web/library/pdfs/travel_guidebook.pdf Of course the people who supply these kinds of item might benefit financially if they can flog you some...

Don't forget that the French have on-the-spot fines for most traffic offences - if you don't have the cash, they'll take you to a cash machine. It's handy to remember where you were stopped because it takes ages if you walk in the wrong direction. Also, if you're speeding excessively...

Colour printer and scissors? Could even laminate it too ;)

Why do you think I've got off-road ones? No Gatsos on byways. Yet. ;)

Indeed - the power of the orange side is strong. And more fun than the dark side. Orange and green - now there's a horrible combination!

I think LR themselves are selling them like that now - at least, my local (st|d)ealer had something similar in the showroom. Not my cup of tea really - I prefer something more understated. There are traces of mud on the wheels though, so perhaps it isn't as bad it looks :) (PS: Tell me you...

If you think you're in trouble in your LR then try being of the two-wheels persuasion - he really hates you then. Shame, because Wales is really quite a nice place.

I don't know if this will help or not, but I remember being told by a friend of a problem he had with a Discovery. An air intake hose had delaminated, and as the engine revs rose, it sucked harder and the pipe would collapse starving the engine of air. Something runs in my mind that it was...

Very useful - but of course the chances of being stopped by a VOSA inspector or the Police is pretty small.

OK, I've been doing some research to see if I can plug my iPod Touch in to the Freebie. The answer depends on whether you have a pre or post facelift car: mines a 2005, therefore post facelift. This means it's more complicated as the FL5 radio doesn't have a line in - the CD changer is...

<yawn> Nice to see some original thinking in the put-downs. It's only because you're only jealous. ;) I would like a Defender, but I don't have the luxury of being able to afford to run two cars.