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I had the same problem, land rover wanted £1300 to do the job, thats mainly labour charge because they do the job from inside the car, so they told me. A garage mig welded it for me, he did it from underneath, and he charged me £20, he said the weld was stronger than the surrounding metal.

then probably every page would have dirty fingerprints on it

good pointer there wigleytuff, mine is as clean as a whistle,bought it when I first got the freelander,only had the car for ten months as I was hoping to keep it, had all the work done on warranty, then got shut of it because of all the faults, in between the problems it was a really nice car

according to the other threads you are ok if you change all four at once, if you replace one or two it somehow does something to the transmission

more than one land rover, well you must have pots of brass, I only had one and it was ready to bankrupt me

thanks ambriel, hope other people think the same

everyone is looking for a bargain or a cheaper way of solving a problem,and who can blame them, you and I are no exception. reading through your posts shows that you also dont want to throw money about

"tight" and "git"? just looked at your last few posts, "pot" and "kettle" spring to mind there, I am just trying to help anyone who needs a manual, thats what this place is about

hi, looking to swap a freelander haynes manual 1997-2002 (r reg onwards) petrol and diesel, for a vauxhall haynes manual, astra 2.0 dti 2004, condition is brand new,

Had to get shut of our freelander, it was a really comfy car and a great drive but too many problems, not worth spending the money on it, thanks to everyone for all the help and advice,

damn! the dealer has sold the car, at least he phoned to tell me before I went to test drive it today, never mind must be more knocking about

Its a 2002 year not 2001 like I wrote, also he is giving 6 months tax, 12 months mot and 6 months warranty, my tax and mot is due next month and I need 4 tyres, selling it private isnt really an option for me, so it seems like its a fair deal then

I currently own a freelander 2.0 xedi 1998, 83000 miles, had it for 10 months and really enjoying it but would like a newer model. Looking at a 2.0 esx 2001 with 110000 miles, the dealer has it up for £4995 and has offered me £1500 in part ex. Is this a good deal or could I do better, the...

yes its a t20, read it somewhere on here and thats what I asked for and it fits the maf sensor screws

hi, sparky, you need a t20 screwdriver, pauls tool emporium in stalybridge sell them for £1, he would probably post one to you,

hi, I got a set from paddock spares, really easy to fit, took me 45 mins, no special tools, cost £120 inc delivery

Hi tiny, what tweaks do we have to do to get that mpg? thanks bazzer

I did a search for the cv joints, a promising one is cv joint driveshaft, according to the mechanic its got to be the one that drives the rear wheels, the parts people say that they are all the same, lost now. the U washers are in place, thanks

The rear diff mount has been replaced recently, also it isnt the uj thats at fault, it is the cv joint according to the mechanic. He said it is better to get a reconditioned unit, so I take his advice, after waiting for over 2 weeks I phone a few places to get a price on a cv joint, the dearest...

A few weeks ago sometimes there was a clunking noise when I was changing gears, it always did it in reverse but not all the time going forwards, the garage has said it is the 'uj' on the propshaft, they have quoted £300 to fix it, is this about the going price, hes not a main dealer but he is a...