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Nothing to do with the LPG folks - twas a faulty cam sensor - that was all - new cam sensor and all problems have gone away... Apparently the ECU in the LPG took its signal from the main ECU and cut the gas off when it didnt hear from the cam sensor - so two probs rather than one.... Hope...

Dann - that sounds very feasible to me - I will get her to an LPG specialist who has the correct diagnostics and let you know how I get on - thanks mate...

Have been driving the car for last 3 days solely on petrol without a problem - so I am guessing that this is a problem with the LPG system - seems like something is cutting out the lpg fuel feed and wont let petrol take over at the same time? Any lpg installation experts out there?

No - rev counter doesnt jump about... if running on lpg, that will cut in and out a couple of times... if running on petrol - it will run fine but park her up and return 30 minutes later and no hope! - Have to wait until engine is cool(er) before she wants to know... temperature guage when...

My Freelander has developed a worsening problem - Started with very occassionally cutting out once warm and not starting again for a couple of mins - then progressed to not starting at all after (say) parking up outside the shop for a few mins. Now it is cutting out more frequently and engine...

hmmm - Dont think so - since problem does not materialise if started and kept to petrol. Plus not slurping more juice than normal? On LPG problem only happens sometimes - might be after stopping at shop or might be when pulled up at junction, but either way, car wont start again on gas or...

and mine is an almost new engine with less than 8k on the clock.... So then - what sensor would impact lpg running but not petrol? and stop it starting again until its cold?

Weirdly - I have a Freelander that is LPG converted and has just developed exactly the same problem - apart from I can run mine on petrol with no problem but on lpg - and whilst at idle the engine stalls and will not start again. Also when it is running fine - I will turn off the engine and if...

bit the guys hand off as recommended - got 4 16" alloy wheels in good nick and 4 almost new general grabber at2 for £240 quid all in - he even threw in two more alloys with almost new michelins (not AT) into the bargain. Result - :D

Ok all - I have found the answer: a) You can fit any tyre so long as it has a speed rating in excess of the manufacturers claimed speed for the vehicle. ie - My V6 has claimed design speed of 113mph and T rated tyres are 118mph - so ok. b) You have to inform your insurance company as changing...

I have a set of general grabber AT2 tyres I want to fit on my freelander. Someone has worried me by telling me that they are T rated whereas manufacturers recommended tyre rating is H rated? T rated tyres are fit for vehicles up to 118 mph and my v6 top speed is theoretically 113mph.... Any...

Thought I would give you all an update - I took the b*****rd to county court for the cost of the new engine and having it fitted...... and I won! He had to pay me Just short of 2 grand - and the judge gave him a lecture and a county court judgement! He paid up pronto so his credit rating...

Oh - I know about and love the tyres - dont get me wrong - but worried that my car currently has H rated tyres and these are only T rated - I dont want a prang and the insurance company doing me for having the wrong speed rating? Am I cool fitting T rated grabber's?

Someone has just offered me a set of new general grabber AT2 tyres for a silly price - One question folks - what speed rating should tyres on my freelander V6 have? The current tyres are H rated - and I note that the AT2 are T rated? Can I use T rated tyres without f****g up my insurance?

I offered the bars up against the vehicle today and think I might be missing some brackets too. Can anyone let me know what the component parts are? Are there brackets for roof and back that the bars bolt on to?

must either be bored or on some weird trip after finally securing some roof bars for my 2001 Freelander 2.5 GS. ..... because someone just offered me a soft top for it for £150 .... Is that a good price for a second hand good condition soft top? Or will it be one of those things I end up never...

ha ha love the guy who has owned his six weeks! My 2.5 v6 has only covered 35k - had a new engine 7k miles ago - has the contractual obligation gear change bang which needs fixing now and the aircon needs regassing. Apart from the alloys already looking like their from a 1980s Ford - Im...

makes me wonder why timing belt was one tooth out in the first place - Wonder whether your bent valve is as a result of correcting something that was done for a purpose? How many miles covered since last head gasket job - any ideas - seems a bit of a coincidence?

Living at the top of a hill - I spent 20 mins this morning towing eejuts in their mercs and bm's back up the hill to their drives... Half an hour earlier - I was pulling up next to the same idiots who were convinced they could return home without my help - watching them wheel spin and move...