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Any advice on trying to restart my freelander its not been turned over for 18 months as I havent been allowed to drive for medical reasons, I believe the breaks have also seized up too.

**** happens the you get around by bus :)

medical reasons I had a fit after an rti last year some eedjit knocked me off my bike and screwed my brain up a bit :(

my soon to be sold beloved freelander one of the best cars I've had.

I do hope so as my goal is to get it running then unfortunately sell it on.

I tried jump starting it with one of those battery boosters but nowt happened so was thinking of getting a completely new battery and of course doing all the fluids first

sorry yes its a 1.8 petrol.

So I havent driven my freelander in over a year now due to ill health I was advised not to bother even turning it over start it the other day and its utterly dead any suggestions to get it back in a roadworthy condition?

both front drive shafts being replace for £400 drivers side is badly worn the passenger side is only slightly but may as well get it done now rather than in six months time.

My garage are aleady trying to source a reconned drivers side drive shaft I spoke to the mechanic and he says theres a bit of play in that one guess I'll find out whne he replaces it.

Its definately worse when turning but after 30 mph+ it steadily gets worse until about 65 70 then it settles again oddly

started to get a rumbling and movement in the steering when driving at 55 plus thats got worse over the last 2 months my garage says its a problem with 1 of the drive shafts apparantly I have 4 but cant determine which one even though it happens now at 30 mph + two questions 1/ does that...