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I had the same problem twice (so i thought), first time it was the Turbo control solenoid, if you pull the vacum hose off it, it should give you more power confirming the valve as faulty, the second time was six months later, i thought the valve had gone again, so pulled the hose and it cured it...

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What weight is the caravan? i get a little clutch judder when i need to do a hill start with the van on the back.

I hear pushing the pistons back too fast can cause internal problems for some ABS systems, not sure if this is true for Freelanders but it is for Shoguns, when i did the brakes i just went slowly and haven't had any problems.

Is there not an issue with the rear subframe parting company with the chassis mounting that can cause a knocking sound? I think the chassis splits and lets the subframe that holds the diff move when it goes over bumps.

Start with the window glass all the way down. Then gently push the glass in and pull the rubber out the way, easy with the fingers but a spray of silicon helps, make sure you flip it out all the way to the bottom or it will stop the whole thing rotating as it will hit the glass. Then start...

Trip to the scrappy for a nicer set £10. Just replaced the two rear door rubbers on mine, don’t believe what it says in rave, you don't need the windows out first, you only need to get them all the way down, not always easy in a scrappy with no battery, just take the door cards off and...

My last car had a mud/snow tyre on one side at the rear and it caused a really bad steering pull when you put the boot down. moving the tyres around will eliminate this, if it's not that, check the VCU on the propshaft isn't locked up.

I had the low clutch pedal thing too, it was half way down before it did anything, today i opened the bleed nipple and let the fluid run through while topping it up at the reservoir, i gave it a pump on the pedal from time to time, open the nipple push the pedal down, it stays down, close the...

I had a bad rumble and vibration on mine when i first got it, swapping the tyres front to rear moved the noise and proved it was just the tread on one of the tyres, which now sits on the spare.

You could have a car that has all the main dealer stamps in the book, but the owner lets the oil run low and never lifts the bonnet between it's trips to the garage, or someone that is under the bonnet once a week to check the levels and service it more often than Land Rover say. I'd give it a...

Don't blame me if it all goes wrong, try it on a small bit under the car first. I have used that Doktor Power stuff on my caravan paint work and it takes all the crap off it a treat, stuff thats been on the roof for years came off without any problems and it didn't do any damage to the rubber or...

If you look just to the left of the battery there should be a black plastic pipe with a few other small pipes T'd into it, on my car the EGR solenoid one was the one nearest the back and also the largest T like a marshmallow with a pipe going into it, just make sure it is connected to the EGR...

Thanks for the shelf, it works a treat. :)

I got a full filter kit from them for just over £40 delivered, it all fitted as it should and i would use them again.

Hi, sorry i didn't get back to you, been working, i'm in Larbert and could use it if you still have it.

Where are you in Glasgow?

I have mine on 3, 2005 manual and i'm getting a 5 MPG improvement and the flat spot is gone.

I stayed with the old type, no problems so far and a good discount for a trade card holder.

Bosch win it for me from Halfords.