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Got it all fixed and sorted now the part cost me £50 and £200 for the fitting, nice job done everything is perfect now it's going in gear smooth and setting off perfect. Now to fix my leaky boot...

Cheers, I will keep you updated, my brothers going to speak to a good friend of his tomorrow who has a garage and does alot of this type of work. Time to get a price ;(

What we found when we bled it that the tube going into the gearbox was spinning when tightening up the bleeding nipple, I wonder if they have just not put it back together properly? Its still paying someone to take everything apart to find out what it is. So I am looking at £50 for the part +...

seems like its going to be an expensive job, and until somebody looks at it I can't confirm 100% that its the slave, it's just with what i've read and bleeding it which seems to temporarily fix it, means there is air getting in somewhere. Unless anybody has any other suggestions?

Its had a new clutch in the last few months actually, so theres nothing up with that, its literally just the slave cylinder as far as I know. So how much would i be looking for labour for that? Can anyone reccomend anywhere local to me as im not going to attempt this myself.

Hey Guys, need a bit of advice if possible. I have a freelander td4 s. and I have been having trouble with the clutch biting really low. We bled it out twice now which improves the situation for smooth gear changes and biting alot higher up. there is obviously a leak in the slave which I...

that answers my question, just got my first car which happens to the freelander td4 sport 2001. Loving it!

Struggling to find anything about the different models in terms of sport etc?

Ill have a look at that! much appreciated signing up now.

Hey everyone, Just a quick question I can't seem to find the answer to. Whats the difference between the 2001 model of the freelander td4, and the freelander sport ? Help would be appreciated Also if someone has a manual download link? Cheers Ryan

Not quite yet! Should be in the next few months.

Yep, I will post pics up don't worry! Not bothered about it being slowish I wont be doing over 70. I will take my time!

I had a look, I will have another look and mess with the milage, on my first year I probably won't even do 3000 miles.

Yeah I looked into it and it was about 5k if I did it all myself with certain companies, I will take your advice and try to build up my no claims or be forever stuck. Looking forward to get a freelander though as its perfect for what I want and I think they look pretty good

You legend! A range rover after 2 years insurance on a freelander. With that policy on the co-op I can build up my no claims which is the great part about it, I will have a look around for the smartbox options in my name and see what works out cheapest though. Maybe theres another option...

I appreciate your concern, My Dad would be the main driver as he would probably end up driving it more than me. I would basically be using when I am not working, which is weekends and the odd evenings. He would be driving it all week whilst im at work. So realistically I would just be a named...

Yeah its for a sibling on the parents car.

Yeah I have had a good read and my brother works for the company Young Driver Insurance | Car insurance for young drivers | The Co-operative Insurance If you look at that its designed for insuring your siblings on a young person insurance, to help build up no claims and cheaper...

My mum owns the MG ZS Turbo we have, which she uses for work commutes, he basically does the driving when the car is home out of work time. If I had the freelander he could use it during the day and I could use it when I want to go anywhere. So he would be the main driver

Well If I put him down for 10,000 miles a year and myself for 2000 that makes my insurance 850 a year roughly, we probably wont do all those miles but might aswell insure it for that. I won't be using it for general commuting only trips and when I want to go somewhere at weekend, I live a 10...