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HA! do you have a girlfriend/wife? Have you any idea what hairdressers charge these days? And before you say it, they have to up the prices to pay for their gaylander repairs!

Cut my own hair thanks, DIY grade 1 all over, thank God for Remington!

Just wondered if anyone could give me some advice on the best way to sell on my Freelander. I live down in deepest darkest Devon and am in the military and about to deploy overseas for the best part of 18 months and have decided to sell on my 2003 light blue TD4 rather than just let it rust away...

aaaww crap, is a head gasket likely to be the problem? I thought that the notorious head gasket problem was something that only affected the early gaylander models?

Halfords Anti-freeze & Coolant concentrate Filled the tank, drove for 5 metres and then got it the car to find a nice trail of fluid across the road. I think I might have a leak. (sarcasm)

Just got back to my house today and noticed that the rediator fan on my TD4 was going like crazy. Obviously I assumed that the engine was overheating, but as I had only driven about 5 miles thought I must have lost coolant. In the engine compartment near the air vents on the drivers side is a...

roof rails and cross bars for £228 is that a good price?

I've got mine at 30psi all round but having read this thread I might increase them, this is probably a bone question but why do the tyres say max psi 51?

Wow, six quid, I got charged £20 as I went to a Land Rover dealership, doooh!

I think I can manage that myself thanks, but let me know if your any good at Oral sex then maybe we can come to an arrangement.:eek:

cheers Iceman, I spent about 20 minutes looking for some small obscure label inside the engine compartment, only when I stepped back to admit defeat did I find that I had been leaning on the label all along!! Plus it was bright yellow and pretty big!!

No problem Ally, glad I could be of help. The mechanic that fitted the new rubber air intake said that it was something that was common on a lot of Rover cars also, maybe Landrover should take note and source better parts if these things are splitting on regular occasions. But then there...

That exact same thing happened to me about 3 weeks ago, the problem was a split in the rubber air intake pipe that feeds air into the turbo, replaced the rubber pipe at the cost of £20. But, the chances of both of us having identical defects are quite small!

Hey guys, does anyone know the type/name of the gas that goes into the aircon system on a freelander? (TD4/2003) Any help would be greatly appreciated :-)