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i check the oil levels perhaps once a month ..there is also a low oil warning light , so I think it is highly unlikely that there was a very little oil in the car when it was taken to the garage. If the garage is at fault NOT a fault in the LR itself the key is when the car showed signs of a...

Hi jon14, My Freelander has had a recall for that part. But thanks for the info. carnut

Cheers Fanatic, LR are carrying out a NON intrusive survey on Monday..till someone can prove who or what caused the fire then the legal people can not advise as to course of action to take...moving back to mechanical not legal issues does anyone have any comments on the dealerships...

very true .good forensic engineers cost about £1750 - £2000 for the report and even good ones will tell you thier is no gaurantee that the cause of the fire may be found...just fishing in the forum for "expert" mechanics who may be able to say if a turbo fails could that "drain" 4 litres of oil...

thanks mhm, The problem with fire is the "match" is seldom found...just looking to see if the garage scenerio stands up....ie car taken for test drive..car then shows serious power issues (poss turbo failure) ..car returns to garage and has 4 litres of oil poured in then out for a second test...

Firstly hi to everyone ...just joined Landyzone !!! I have a Freelander 2 which had this strange noise for about six months although it did get very bad on xmas day, called my dealer and had the car looked at in Jan..dealer said "known steering problem" the parts were ordered and the car went...