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Ive tryed all the suggestions on here and i think its the head gasket, just because its doing what mark has said with the water levels dropping and then suddenly gushing back in. When i put the cap on too the water seems to disappear and it only fills back up if i release the cap.

Mark, would the water push back up into the resvior when taking the cap off?

Does anyone know where the bleed screw is?

Thanks for the quick replys. Its too dark now, so managed to limp to my mates house. I'll try tommorrow, and let you know how i get on.

Im stuck in north wales at a friends, problem is my landrover is over heating badly. I have T reg, Tdi. Was driving on the A55 and a load of steam was bellowing from underneath, popped the bonnet and found a radiator hose had blown off from the front of the engine, so put it back on, got some...

Hi, need some help, i have a freelander 99, it keeps over heating. there was no water in the reservoir, so filled it up and it all disappeared. Cant find any leaks under the car at all. does this mean the head gasket is shot? Oil looks nice and clean, and there was oil or debris in the reservoir...

Thanks Jay Tree. Links work.

Why is it i have a load of water in the back of the freelander, floor box? Ive looked everywhere for leaks and cant find one, even put a power wash on it. Any ideas? Cheers

Cheers guys. Got to agree, i had a disco before i bought this and think the drive system is pretty crap. Ive had new tyres replaced all round and im getting a funny whine from the back somewhere, and a judder when turning tight corners at slow speed and also a clunk if i change gear to hard...

Im a bit confused with the whole system, can someone explain the 4wd system for me, i know its non selectable. Think im just overall confused could someone shed some light on it for me. Thanks.

Thanks guys, thought it was the belt. Cheers Guys

Everytime i hit some water, not a speed but enough to get a splash and not the deep either, the steering goes juddery, and its near impossible to turn at low speeds, kind of judders and then theres a squeel from under the bonnet. Is the steering belt wrecked? :mad2:

Hi, you thought about those air bags you can get? just an idea

No, mine gets louder as i get quicker. Im starting to think it could be a bearing, but i've jacked it up and have no side movement, so may just change it anyway since its a cheap fix.

LMOA. Im trying to figure out a noise and im not sure what it is. Sounds like its coming from the left hand side somwhere, but cant really be 100 percent. Its getting annoying now.

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Nothing wrong with spacers mate, im putting some on mine, think you will only gain a small amount though, in width. 4MuddyFeet Ltd - Independent Land Rover Specialists Devon 4x4 Off Road - Home Land Rover Parts, Accessories and Spares From Brookwells Here are a few.

What kind of noise do the propshaft bearings make, when the screwed?

Its summit to do with the VCU, thats the problem i had on mine, still have a bit, and many people on here have pointed to the vcu, the problem with mine was the 2 back wheels were locked i rekkon and that why i was getting the juddering round tight corners. Someone more useful and helpful...

It must have some form of 4wd? cant just rely on sodding traction control can it, smart ass